The land of plenty
I covered a pretty interesting story this week.
Monday night some of our guys got sick after fighting fire at a house owned by an ex-Special Forces transsexual.
He/she'd been arrested earlier that afternoon on an outstanding warrant for making a terroristic threat against some SHECO guys when they came out to disconnect the electricity a while back - evidently he/she met them at the gate in a bikini and was stacked on top and bottom.
Anyway, at the fire Monday night, the neighbors said the place was booby trapped - no pun intended - so Paul pulled the guys back and let it burn.
ATF came out the next day but didn't find anything. Investigators think it's probably arson, the result of a lovers' spat.
See? You don't have to go to the movies or New York City to find screwed up ex-Special Forces dudes with breasts.
East Texas has something for everybody.
Monday night some of our guys got sick after fighting fire at a house owned by an ex-Special Forces transsexual.
He/she'd been arrested earlier that afternoon on an outstanding warrant for making a terroristic threat against some SHECO guys when they came out to disconnect the electricity a while back - evidently he/she met them at the gate in a bikini and was stacked on top and bottom.
Anyway, at the fire Monday night, the neighbors said the place was booby trapped - no pun intended - so Paul pulled the guys back and let it burn.
ATF came out the next day but didn't find anything. Investigators think it's probably arson, the result of a lovers' spat.
See? You don't have to go to the movies or New York City to find screwed up ex-Special Forces dudes with breasts.
East Texas has something for everybody.
posted by Cas at 9:38 PM
3 Comments:
Dam! I always miss the good stuff!! One of these days I'm gong to be out there for one of these exiciting stories!! :-)
EWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW that is more than a little nasty!
Little more than nasty?!? From what I hear, you should of been on the call. Some VERY nasty $h!t going on there...
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