Gilberto Valle’s sick and disturbing fetish is described by his defense lawyer Julia Gatto as a, “vibrant subculture of role playing.” Gatto is taking an extreme angle defending Valle in his actions of using police databases to find, kidnap, rape, and cannibalize about 100 women. They are resting on the mere fact that Valle never acted on his thoughts and how can you convict someone for simply talking and thinking about killing women.
Category Archives: Settlements
Austin Sigg Tried For The Murder of Ten Year-Old Jessica Ridgeway
I can’t say how I would feel after a kidnapping and murder but I am pretty sure that it was eating at Austin Sigg, 17 year-old from Golden, Colorado. Colorado courts have ruled that there is enough evidence to prove Austin Sigg guilty for the murder of Jessica Ridgeway.
Utah Highway Patrol Fired Over False DUI Arrests
Trooper of the year in Salt Lake City, Utah is now up against a lawsuit for false DUI charges for over 1500 people. Lisa Steed had made over 400 arrests in 2009 beating out most of the state of Utah and receiving recognition from the state, but I guess she pulled a fast one over everyone’s heads. Now, many who were arrested by the hands of Steed are coming forward to complain of the charges that were raised against them.
Class Action: Golden Corral Gets the Lasso
A popular restaurant chain based out of North Carolina is now getting grilled themselves. The Golden Corral Corporation is coming under fire after selling food that was unfit for human consumption. Plaintiffs in both Seattle, Washington and Casper, Wyoming have come out claiming that employees of Golden Corral restaurant had been negligent towards health precautions and correct procedures taken as part of a class action lawsuit. Read more
TSA Performs Patdown on 3 Year Old Girl in a Wheelchair on Her Way to Disney World
On February 9th, TSA agents at the St. Louis airport detained Lucy Forck as she and her family were boarding a flight for Orlando, FL. Lucy has spina bifida and is confined to a wheelchair. Lucy, and her parents, Nathan and Annie Forck, along with her two siblings, cleared the TSA checkpoint without incident. However, as they were at the gate ready to board, a TSA agent pulled Lucy aside for additional screening measures. They wanted to pat her down. According to Nathan Forck, the TSA agents told him they were singling her out for this additional screening because she’s in a wheelchair. They said they are specifically targeting disabled people for this special scrutiny.