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Tanya Shannon, a 40-year-old mother of four, has been missing since Sunday. Authorities concluded a ground search for her yesterday after searching since Sunday. Dec. 5, 2010
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Tanya Shannon should call the sheriff's office at (815) 433-2161.
The map includes:
Streator – Location of Party. Tanya and Dale left the party between 12:30-12:45AM.
Accident Site – Approximate – Not Confirmed. Normal driving time from party to crash site would be approximately 30 min, making the crash time approximately 1:00-1:15AM (driving time may have been impacted by weather). Deputy discovered car at approximately 1:45AM.
Seneca – Dale's Sister's House. Approxmately 6 mi from crash site. The site at link says Tanya and Dale were on their way to Dale's sister's house in Seneca.
Ransom – Tanya and Dale's house. Approximately 6 mi from crash site.
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Woman missing after fatal accident near Seneca
Police in LaSalle County are back on the scene, a second day, to search for a woman missing after a car accident that killed her husband.
Family members are on the scene as well, hoping to find her.
"We're holding out every ounce of hope we have, just to hope for a safe return for the kids," Donna Baker told WGN-TV's Judy Wang. Baker is Dale Shannon's sister.
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Wife missing after crash that killed husband
A car crashed in the middle of the night. One person was found dead. But another disappeared.
A mother of four is missing. The only trace police have of Tanya Shannon are footprints in the snow that lead away from a deadly car crash that killed her husband.
Missing womans footprints in snow by car crash that killed husband
Police are investigating the mysterious disappearance of a woman from a car
accident in Illinois that left her husband dead.
Dale Shannon, 41, was killed when his car crashed on Sunday near Seneca, about 80 miles from Chicago on his way back from a Christmas party.
His 40-year-old wife Tanya was in the car with him at the time of the accident - but she has mysteriously disappeared
Search continues for missing woman after car crash
LaSalle County authorities plan to resume searching this morning for a woman who might have survived a fatal crash that killed her husband.
Sheriff Thomas Templeton says the search for 40-year-old Tanya M. Shannon of Ransom will resume at 9 a.m.
Shannon was believed to be riding with her husband when their car crashed about six miles from their home after they left a holiday party early Sunday morning.
Search resumes for woman missing after fatal crash
About 50 people are searching an area in rural LaSalle County for a woman who vanished after a car crash that killed her husband.
Sheriff on search: We can't keep these people out there
LaSalle County authorities continued to search this afternoon for the woman who apparently walked away from a car crash that killed her husband early Sunday but said they weren't sure how long they would continue.
"We have to make a decision," said Sheriff Tom Templeton. "We can't keep these people out there going over the same ground over and over again."
Crews search for mother missing since crash killed husband; tracks led away from car
After three days of scouring in the frigid cold, investigators have turned up very few clues in their search for the northern Illinois mother of four who has vanished since a weekend car crash that killed her husband.
Donations for children of missing mom
A search team of more than 50 people and two police dogs came up with nothing after spending the entire day in the cold looking for a woman who went missing after a car accident that killed her husband.
Investigators say they did not find a single clue.
The missing woman leaves behind four children.
Search on for mom who vanished from crash scene
After three days of scouring in the frigid cold, investigators have turned up very few clues in their search for the northern Illinois mother of four who has vanished since a weekend car crash that killed her husband.
The only hints of Tanya Shannon since a deputy found the wreck early Sunday have been a set of foot prints in the snow leading away from the site of crash, a slipper and the description of the last thing she was seen wearing: a red dress at a holiday party the couple left after midnight.
Woman vanishes leaving behind footsteps
An Illinois mother of four vanished into thin air on Saturday, leaving behind nothing but a trail of footsteps in the snow at the scene of a car crash that killed her husband.
Tanya Shannon, 40, was last seen dancing with her husband Dale at a Christmas party over the weekend.
The couple, married for 20 years with four daughters, seemed in good spirits that night, relatives said.
"They were dancing together, really cutting up a rug," Dale's sister Donna Baker told the Chicago Tribune. "Both left the party arm in arm."
Clues in mom's disappearance include slipper
The clues surrounding Tanya Shannon sound like the makings of a fairytale: a red dress, a lone slipper, footprints in the snow. For friends and relatives of the northern Illinois mother of four, who vanished after a weekend car crash killed her husband, they're the makings of a nightmare.
Shannon was last seen leaving a friend's holiday party in her red dress and was believed to be riding with her husband when their car crashed a short time later as it snowed. A deputy found the wreck along a well-traveled stretch of highway early Sunday 41-year-old Dale Shannon was dead behind the wheel and footprints led away from the car.
Investigators look to cell phone in missing woman case
The search for Tanya Shannon has been suspended for probably the next several days, says LaSalle County Sheriff Tom Templeton.
Templeton says authorities are hoping the weather improves and theres a snow melt that would make the search easier.
In the meantime, he says, officials are looking for Dale Shannons cell phone. The coroner of LaSalle County says Shannon died of a broken neck early Sunday morning when the car he was in hit a utility pole.
Car crash victim lost in snow near Chicago
IT is the mystery disappearance that has police baffled and a family struggling to come to terms with a double tragedy.
Police yesterday continued their search through deep snow for a woman not seen since a car crash that killed her husband.
Their only clue - footprints in the snow beside the wreck.
Dale Shannon suffered spinal injury
Autopsy results show Dale Shannon of Ransom died from a neck injury in a Sunday morning traffic crash, from which his wife disappeared.
La Salle County Coroner Jody Bernard said Wednesday morning Dale Shannon died from a broken neck, consistent with the vehicle hitting a utility pole. The middle rear of his Dodge Neon struck the wooden pole along the snow-packed Grand Ridge-Mazon Blacktop near the Exelon nuclear plant, crumpling the trunk.
Sheriff releases photos of missing mom, crash scene
La Salle County Sheriffs Office has released a number of photos regarding the disappearance of Tanya Shannon.
Some of the photos are of the early Sunday morning crash that left her husband, Dale Shannon, 41, of Ransom dead from spinal injuries he sustained when the car left the road and struck a utility pole, according to La Salle County Coroners Office. Other photos are of Tanya Shannon at various occasions.
Sheriff pledges Shannon will be found
La Salle County Sheriff Tom Templeton is as baffled as anyone by the disappearance of Tanya Shannon in rural Grand Ridge.
The sheriff insisted, however, his department would not give up on the case until Shannon is found.
"It is my sole focus right now," he said.
Small town rallies for missing mom's four girls
Plastic jugs draped with a picture of four smiling Shannon daughters and messages about their plight rest along the bar at neighboring taverns in tiny Ransom.
The girls, ages 4 to 15, lost their father in a car crash Sunday in rural LaSalle County. Their mother apparently walked away and vanished, leaving behind only a slipper in a snowy footprint.
A three-day search for Tanya Shannon through miles of icy farm fields has yielded few clues. Police suspended the search Tuesday evening to wait for the ground to thaw, which might not happen until early next week, LaSalle County Sheriff Tom Templeton said today.
The case continues to baffle authorities and relatives. They say Tanya Shannon, 40, never would have disappeared or not contacted her family. Police haven't ruled out that she might have been picked up.
Search for Tanya Shannon pictures
Investigators seek answers
Airplane. Helicopter. Thermal imaging. Dogs. People on foot and on ATVs. All searching around the car crash site for Tanya Shannon. And nothing found, says Sheriff Tom Templeton.
Party photagrahpher remembers the Shannon's as 'happy and in love'
Saturday night, at a company Christmas party in Streator, Tanya Shannon, escorted by her husband, Dale, was described as "beautiful" and "stunning" in her floor length red gown by the official photographer working the event that evening.
Judy Casper of Melvin took the digital image now seen by millions of the Shannons smiling together in front of holiday trees at the Streator Knights of Columbus hall. Only hours later, in rural Ransom, Dale was killed in a car accident after which Tanya, a mother of four, disappeared.
Search for Tanya could resume Friday
The search of the snow-covered ground was halted Tuesday evening.
Now, with the weather warming up, LaSalle County Sheriff Tom Templeton hopes to resume the search Friday, with the coordinator of the search bringing in several canine crews.
Tanya Shannon search resumes
A northern Illinois woman is still missing after an automobile accident claimed the life of her husband. Tanya Shannon, 40, is believed to have tried to get help for her husband who died behind the wheel of the couple's vehicle according to the News-Tribune of La Salle, Illinois.
The only lead so far is a slipper in the snow and footprints leading away from the accident scene. Snow has been melting today so the search can resume after being suspended at night because of the cold.
A county sheriff's deputy came upon the wreck which is believed to have happened last weekend and Shannon hasn't be found since she left to get help. Frigid overnight temperatures have left little hope in finding her alive states a report on CBS News.
Search resumes for missing woman
With a slight temperature warmup Friday, the search for Tanya Shannon of Ransom, who's been missing since Sunday, resumed on the ground, in the air, and by additional K-9 units from as far away as Wisconsin.
More than 40 people 10 from the La Salle County Ground Search and Rescue team returned to retrace their snowy steps over the area near the Exelon Nuclear facility in Brookfield Township Friday. The area was previously examined Sunday, Monday and Tuesday by a total of more than 170 trained volunteers and professionals. Shannon, the mother of four daughters, has been missing since a Sunday morning single-car crash that killed her husband, Dale.
As of press time Friday night, no trace of Tanya had been discovered.
Tanya Shannon leaves scene of accident where husband was killed remains missing
A woman and her husband were in a car accident that killed the husband; the woman vanished after walking away from the vehicle.
The scene was a freezing, snowy night and a couple married 20 years driving home from a friend's party. On the way home they were involved in a car accident that killed Tanya Shannon's husband, Dale Shannon.
Their small community of 450 is devastated, as are the couple's four daughters, ages 4 to 15. They are all holding out hope that Tanya will be found alive. The community is trying to raise money for the couple's four daugthers.
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Missing woman: Nine days and still no clues
Christmas is but 10 days away and four young girls from Ransom face the prospect of spending the holiday without their dad, Dale Shannon.
And with each passing day the prospect that their mother, Tanya Shannon, will be there at Christmas fades into the snow-blown fields of southeastern La Salle County.
Search on hold for missing woman after fatal crash
The search for a Ransom woman who disappeared after a fatal crash last week remains on hold.
Forty-year-old Tanya Shannon has been missing since Dec. 5. That's when authorities found the car she was believed to be riding in with her husband when their car crashed after they left a holiday party.
Coroner: IL. man killed in crash legally drunk
A LaSalle County man who died in a car crash that's left his wife missing was drunk behind the wheel.
The LaSalle County Coroner's office says 41-year-old Dale Shannon of Ransom had a blood-alcohol level of 0.266.
Records show missing mom filed for divorce
Court records show that a missing LaSalle County woman had filed for divorce from her late husband, but officials say her husband was never served the divorce papers.
Tanya Shannon, 40, disappeared December 5. Investigators think she and her husband were driving home from a holiday party when their car crashed. Dale Shannon died.
Toxicology report released in fatal crash case
Dale Shannon, the Ransom man killed in a single-vehicle crash outside Grand Ridge Dec. 5, had a blood alcohol concentration of .266, more than three times the state's legal limit, according to a toxicology report released Thursday.
The BAC level contradicts earlier reports from family and friends that Dale was not drinking that night. Shannon's wife, Tanya, was believed to be in the vehicle with Dale Shannon at the time of the crash, but she has yet to be found.
Snow predictions once again halt search for missing IL. woman
Authorities had hoped warmer weather would melt some of the ice and snow hampering their search for the 40-year-old Ransom, Ill. mother who may have walked away from a fatal early morning car accident Dec. 5.
Missing woman's husband was drunk when accident occured
It has been 12 days since a woman from LaSalle County disappeared after her husband crashed their car into a light pole.
The county coroner announced that Dale Shannon, who died in the crash, had been driving drunk.
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Dale Shannon, missing woman Tanya Shannon's husband was drunk in fatal crash
Chicago - A toxicology report reveals that a LaSalle County man was drunk behind the wheel before a crash that led to his death and his wife's disappearance .
Shannon case: Judge grants guardianship
A Seneca woman and a Chatsworth man, brother and sister of Dale Shannon of Ransom, have been appointed guardians of the four children left without parents following Dale's death in car crash Dec. 5. outside Grand Ridge. Their mother, Tanya, disappeared from the scene and has yet to be found.
Relatives gain guardianship of missing mom's children
The sister and brother of a Ransom man killed in a Dec. 5 accident from which a passenger, the mans wife, remains missing have been awarded temporary custody of four children.
Donna M. Baker and Duane A. Shannon were granted co-guardianship of the daughters of Dale and Tanya Shannon in a Tuesday hearing in La Salle County Circuit Court, according to court records.
Sheriff watching weather before deciding to resume search
Authorities in LaSalle County are hoping unseasonably warm weather will allow them to continue their search for a 40-year-old woman who's been missing since a car crash that killed her husband.
Case of missing woman reamains mystery
La Salle County Sheriff Tom Templeton has never had another case like that of the Ransom woman who is still missing, presumably somewhere in Brookfield Township.
Its my first case thats this much of a mystery, the veteran lawman said Tuesday of Tanya Shannon, 41, who disappeared almost a month ago after her husband with whom she was apparently riding with was killed when his car went off the road and slammed into a utility pole in Brookfield Township.
Police set to resume search for car crash victim
If the weather warms up as expected, police might resume their search next week for a missing LaSalle County woman who vanished this month amid miles of icy, snow-covered fields.
"We're preparing to get going if in fact the weather gives us a break," LaSalle County Sheriff Tom Templeton said.
He added the weather would have to be warm for at least a few days for authorities to resume their search for Tanya Shannon, a mother of four.
Warm weather may help in search for missing woman
Authorities in LaSalle County are hoping unseasonably warm weather will allow them to continue their search for a 40-year-old woman who has been missing since a car crash that killed her husband early this month.
Search teams look for missing mom
Search teams in LaSalle County were out Friday looking for a woman who has been missing since a car crash that killed her husband earlier this month.
Authorities hoped the warmer temperatures might help them find Tanya Shannon.
Search for missing LaSalle Woman continues
The LaSalle County Sheriffs department says the recent warm weather will allow them to resume the search for the woman who disappeared after a car accident that killed her husband.
More... Video included...
Search to resume Monday for missing woman
The search will resume Monday for a 40-year-old Ransom woman who went missing in early December after a car crash killed her husband.
Body found in LaSalle County search for woman
Searchers looking for a woman missing after an auto crash a month ago reportedly have found a body, but at this point there is no confirmation that it is that of the woman.
Body found in LaSalle County during search
A body was found Monday morning during a search in LaSalle County for a missing woman from Ransom, Ill.
The body was found in a red dress in an open field. Authorities could not immediately confirm whether it was the body of Tanya Shannon, 40.
Shannon she disappeared nearly a month ago, following a car crash that killed her husband.
The Sheriff is certain that the remains belong to Tanya Shannon.
Not only does the clothing match what she was last seen wearing, but her purse was found near the remains.
Source: WHBF.COM
Missing womans body found
Authorities in LaSalle County said they've found the body of Tanya Shannon. The mother of four went missing early last month after a one-car crash that killed her husband.
The body, clad in what appeared to be a red dress, was found a short distance from the spot where Shannon's husband was found dead behind the wheel of their car.
"We have identified her as Tanya Shannon based on the physical description as well as the description of the clothing she was wearing the night that she disappeared," said LaSalle County Coroner Judy Bernard.
An autopsy will likely be performed Wednesday.
Body of missing woman Tanya Shannon found in field
Police in Illinois have found the body of a woman who disappeared from the scene of a December 5 car crash that killed her husband.
Tanya Shannon, 40, apparently wandered off after her husband Dale Shannon crashed their car on Dec. 5. Her body was discovered Monday in an open field in Brookfield Township approximately three-quarters of a mile from the crash site, police said.
An autopsy has been scheduled for later this week.
Body of missing woman found weeks after rural crash
For nearly a month, residents in the tiny town of Ransom have speculated about the disappearance of Tanya Shannon.
Early on the morning of Dec. 5, with temperatures in the single digits, the 40-year-old woman apparently walked away from a rural car crash that killed her husband, Dale. The only clues were a slipper found near the wreck and a footprint in the snow.
"There are car wrecks all the time. But the disappearance, that flabbergasted us," said Jerry Yedinak, who owns a bar in Ransom. "We wondered 'How could this be? What could have happened?'"
Coroner: Cold exposer killed missing Illinois mom
A mother who was missing for weeks after fleeing a car crash that killed her husband in northern Illinois died from exposure to the cold.


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CASEY: Does the State Have the Goods to Convict?
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Red Deer, Canada
#469813 Nov 22, 2012
Register of Actions
Case No. 2008-CA-024573-O
FERNANDEZ-GONZALEZ, ZENAIDA vs. ANTHONY, CASEY
Motion for Summary Judgment
I notice in the REAL civil suit, ZFG is suing CA on at least THREE different counts.
Red Deer, Canada
#469814 Nov 22, 2012
I see you're yet another newly registered poster who comes here just to troll.
You think you're going to make a difference? LOL
United States
#469815 Nov 23, 2012
United States
#469816 Nov 23, 2012
I say his time is right!
Casey wasn't home. George wasn't home.
United States
#469817 Nov 23, 2012
Thanks to JWG's hard work to prove Casey killed Caylee, Tony Lazzaro will probably be charged with perjury and obstruction - for giving Casey a false all-day alibi for June 17, 2008 - as he testified under oath.(Insert Sarcasm)
"Then, I noticed there was activity on June 17. Casey's cell phone records say she would have been at the house no earlier than 2:18 PM (she is clearly driving at that time) and no later than 4:04 PM.
The newer program says there was Firefox activity from 3:14 PM to 3:27 PM on the 17th. If we were to use the earlier time stamps in the "preliminary" files, the activity would overlap with Casey driving, which is impossible. "
WHAT IS IMPOSSIBLE.........Is Casey driving home and browsing on Firefox when she didn't leave her boyfriend's bedroom.
Unless they charge Tony with perjury, his version stands and it was someone else using the Anthony's computer......AGAIN!
They probably put up the pool ladder and left the gate open too!
United States
#469819 Nov 23, 2012
Courtesy Bianca Prieto
"Lazzaro told the state Anthony appeared normal. She spent the night (June 16) at his apartment, but he does not recall seeing Caylee's toys, stuffed animals or her toiletries.
The following day (June 17) Lazzaro "played hookie" and stayed with Anthony because he "didn't feel like leaving my bed."
PLAYED HOOKIE to stay with Casey Anthony and didn't leave the bed?
What did he play hookie from?
Classes at Full Sail.
What was his class schedule?
1:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Tony further testified that Casey didn't leave his apartment until the afternoon of June 18, when he went to class and she went to where he assumed was her job at Universal.
Casey Anthony has an alibi for June 17th - unless AZ Lawyer and JWG proves Tony lied under oath.
They better pack lunch.
United States
#469820 Nov 23, 2012
Someone please tell "Citizen Investigators", Websleuthers AZ Lawyer and JWG, that whoever was on the Anthony computer on June 17th while Casey was in TONY'S BED -- also had a spare key to Casey's car.
Courtesy Bianca Prieto
"Brian Burner, a truck driver who lives next door to the Anthony home on Hopespring Drive with his wife and three kids.
Before he took the stand, the defense renewed its objection to his testimony, but the judge allowed him to testify.
He said that during the week of June 15, 2008 he had been on vacation and returned home the evening of June 16.
On June 17, he saw Casey's vehicle backed into the garage of the Anthony home."
It wasn't Casey driving it! Casey was in Tony's bed.
It's on the record.
Besides, Casey doesn't know how to walk forward out of an elevator.
How is she going to BACK IN a car into a garage?
Since: May 12
#469821 Nov 23, 2012
What Days doesn't know is the program I have shows ip addresses and it's perfectly legal.
A nice troll story: http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2012/...
United States
#469823 Nov 23, 2012
Annie said under oath that Casey told her Jesse Grund had a key to her car.
George told the Fbi that Jesse Grund would come to their house when George and Cindy were gone.
Jesse Grund said he would sometimes get on their computer to check his Myspace when he was there.
If Casey was in Tony's bed on June 17th - the "circumstantial evidence" points to the involvement of Jesse Grund.
Circumstantial evidence is just as valid as direct evidence.
No wonder his dad thought Jesse would be named "the suspect" by the defense.
Fortunately he wasn't. It might have hindered the next fair trial.
Red Deer, Canada
#469825 Nov 23, 2012
I'd say he should have to PROVE it!
I might find this to be (somewhat) more credible if I didn't know this time shifting began last August and that Websleuths in clearly an anti-Casey site with an agenda that Casey is guilty - whether she was proven innocent or not. If anyone dared mention evidence which didn't implicate Casey, the ban hammer would hit them on their head.
The fact is JWG's theory comes from a dubious FREE Internet site he found on the Internet as opposed to JABs two expert computer forensic experts further brings into question the reliability of this analysis. Hs say-so is absolutely meaningless because the data reads whatever he wants it to - Tony Pipitone is no computer expert either.
Form a personal perspective I will mention whenever I see the pic on hs moniker I'm reminded someone with a "god" complex who wants to be perceived as jesus and I've speculated if it's not Poppa Richard Grund himself.
Red Deer, Canada
#469826 Nov 23, 2012
The circumstantial evidence proved WHAT involvement of Jesse Grund?
Everyone knows he was "involved" with Casey or she wouldn't have stopped over at his place to take a shower and attempted to seduce him! She wouldn't have sent him a text message asking him not to speak to her parents!
Circumstantial evidence alone isn't going to convict anyone without Casey's supporting testimony! The fact is the George-done-what theory is MORE credible than Jesse-done-it theory because at least the trauma from childhood sexual molestation and ensuing PTSD somewhat accounted for why she kept silent until she allegedly disclosed her "secrets" to Dr Danziger and Dr Weitz.
Red Deer, Canada
#469827 Nov 23, 2012
Yes, I think Days and everyone over the age of 12 knows websites hosting blogs can recognize IP addresses.
In this story the writer acknowledges he "recognized" the IP address to be that of a friend.
If you're insinuating you have installed your software onto this Topix site, how's that working for you? LOL
Red Deer, Canada
#469828 Nov 23, 2012
He (George Anthony) ommitted entirely 2 jobs he was working at the time of his resume and interview for Andrews International, on June 17th, 2008.
So the only time George was away from the home on June 17th was went he went for this job interview?
And don't you think it's sort of odd that George originally wrote in his handwritten statmenet that Casey and Caylee last left his home on June 9th, and his memory wouldn't have twigged it was the day after Father's Day (which both his adult children Casey and Lee, totally about) AND the day before this job interview?
Red Deer, Canada
#469829 Nov 23, 2012
Did JWG mention if his "newer program" had the ability to detect data input through Remote Management?
And did he misinterpret the hour time difference in the data because the hacker was in a time zone one hour away? He's admitted he's not a IT expert -- isn't it somewhat surprising an expert has not yet stepped forward offering to take a second look at his shocking REVelations?
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#469830 Nov 23, 2012
Yes I do, before I will accuse or condemn a young mother of murder. It is sad that you don't need any to do that to someone.
#469831 Nov 23, 2012
1-""Annie said under oath that Casey told her Jesse Grund had a key to her car.""
A- Once again it boil's down to CASEY said ( a convicted liar ),did Amy actually see a key, NO
2- ""George told the Fbi that Jesse Grund would come to their house when George and Cindy were gone""
A- Casey wanted to get laid,nothing less,so bring her boyfriend home.Nobody there to interfere.
3-""Circumstantial evidence is just as valid as direct evidence.""
A- Perhaps you should have explained that to the Twelve Dirty Dozen before they went in the deliberation room to discuss which Media to sell there story's to.instead of deliberating the circumstantial and factual proof presented at trial.
PS, your never going to convince anybody that Jesse Grund or George had something to do with Caylee's death, However you may be able to convince people Cindy is as guilty as Casey.
Red Deer, Canada
#469832 Nov 23, 2012
Amend - that both his adult children FORGOT about.
And why all the emphasis on whether Cindy was at work when the chloroform search was conducted March 21 - which JWG has apparently proven was an hour out because of daylight saving time - yet George's employer who was??? Has never even been interviewed to affirm George was at work June 16, 2006 when he was alleged to have been?
Websleuths now reports the company didn't use a automated coded time lock. People chose what they want to believe - George lied about watching Casey and Caylee drive away, yet he called home to speak with her knowing she had left for work. She doesn't answer the landline but cuts off a call with Jesse to have a 26 second conversation with him. Meanwhile George was alleged to have had not one but two cellphones - the second not even the police knew about - and it or both were "work cellphones" that he was using for personal use - I think that's how the storyline goes......
You've already proven the Amscot record released in discovery is a forgery.
Where is George's timecard released in discovery (what page number?) that confirms George worked from 3 to 11pm because I've never even noticed that. Who was his employer - that's one of the best hidden secrets of this case - and did that employer provide the said "work cellphone" cellphone to GA?
And why, when LE arbitrarily rolled the "last seen" date one week forward, did they not connect with George Anthony to ensure his account of activities June 9th jived with his activity on June 16th?
All these oddities are further indication to me ALL the emphasis on June 16th is but smoke and mirrors. I bet George was home ALL DAY on June 16th, waiting for his job interview to take place the following day.
JWG and "Citizens Investigators" are but entertainment.........in the final hour.
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#469833 Nov 23, 2012
It sounds like you believe the jury got it right.
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#469835 Nov 23, 2012
No need.
It wasn't a REMOTE browsing session.
Casey's car was in the GARAGE.
SOMEONE,(not Casey because she was in bed with Tony -- but some psychopath who drove her car), was PHYSICALLY PRESENT at the home.
The browsing session, the pool ladder and the gate incident were ALL likely the result of this psychopath, who was milling around in the Anthony home.
Unless or until Tony is charged with perjury for giving Casey a June 17th alibi -- that is what the EVIDENCE shows.
Red Deer, Canada
#469836 Nov 23, 2012
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Case No. 2008-CA-024573-O
FERNANDEZ-GONZALEZ, ZENAIDA vs. ANTHONY, CASEY
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I notice in the REAL civil suit, ZFG is suing CA on at least THREE different counts.
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I like this much, MUCH better than the original. I prefer big, natural brushes. None of this silicone brush, spiky ended crap! Give me a traditional brush any day.
I have no problems maneuvering this brush. In fact, when it comes to these kind of brushes, I like big over small. That's because I just seem to get more volume and a wider, more innocent, prettier look with bigger brushes.
Maybe that's just me. I like this mascara occasionally. It's not my everyday mascara, and definitely not HG material.
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I have pretty good lashes, and they are thick and coarse. So, I thought why not give a mascara a try to give them some boost. So I went into walmart, and picked this up. I liked the packing, it seemed promising , and the price was only $3.97. So after I went home I went online to seem if people liked it, and reading the reviews on MakeupAlley I thought there was a 50 - 50 % chance I would like it. I tried it on, and the first time it seemed to thick for me, and after it dried it , I couldnt apply more on, without it being icky. I liked the big brush , but to bad it was to big for my inner lashes and bottom ones. So I tried it again this morning, and my overall review is its pretty good. I applied 2-3 coats while it is was wet, and let it dry and went to my second eye and did the same. No flaking(so far), no clumps, no smudging, very nice color, and adorable packing! My lashes look fuller, natural, and longer then they are(even though they are pretty long)! This was my first mascara so, I liked it. I plan on trying more, from different company's to compare and also other ones from Maybelline. I hope this was helpful and thanks for reading. (:<3
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My favorite mascara!!!
When I realized that CoverGirl's mascaras SUCK, I went to Maybelline. This mascara is great for volume. I've gone through about 4 tubes of it... I ran out a while ago and bought others so I can review those as well... My latest mascara is Hypnose by Lancome...I paid $25+tax for it and it comes no where near the quality of this mascara.
plus this mascara is practically waterproof and never clumps or smudges :)
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The original Great Lash is okay. It's a good basic mascara. I like oomph though and not natural looking lashes. I had found this by searching online and decided to buy it.
It's okay but still not as good as L'Oreal Voluminous.
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Normally I stick to high end mascaras (DIorshow current fav) but for some reason I had an incredible urge to get this at Ulta recently and so I did and as Id almost expected I did not like it at all. Sure it didnt clump but it didnt look like I was even wearing mascara at all. I curled my lashes and put on 4 coats and nada. Bummer cuz the name of this is BIG which implies a big brush and big lashes. Was just a BIG disappointment and it went back.
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I think the big hubs in Asia may benefit but things are heading that way anyway.
The thought of Geneva or anywhere else in Europe eclipsing London as the main European hub in my lifetime is impossible.
Leaving opinion aside about which is a better/more interesting place to live etc, Geneva (or anywhere else in Switzerland) is simply too small and would have to grow beyond all recognition. A few HF managers and bankers does not a financial hub make. Assuming they do move to Geneva where will all their legal, accounting and administrative support come from? You'd need some serious incentives to entice <£150k earners to even consider moving alongside them, I'm one of them and can say that I'd probably need to be earning an extra 50% to even begin consideration.
Looking at the rest of Europe, unfortunately the language of Finance is English, and anyway the rest of the EU are as keen to tax and disliking of bankers as the UK.
Please remember all, this article is not necessarily about removing banking or about financial services in general. It is about the 25 or 100 bonus makers. Not us who are rank and file professionals in financial services. We're only affected if a top decision make decides to move an entire banking facility overseas just so he can get a fat bonus (which is not beyond the realm of possiblities).
I don't think the goverment, or population at large, is cracking down on the idea of capitalism in general. They just want to see those few people who make 10 million quid a year suffer as they are suffering. Btw, the Christian ethic of "turn the other cheek" does not apply in these circumstances. The poplulation does'nt like that charlatans with short term goals can setting the planet ablaze. The population is not expunging financial from the UK. They just want a little revenge. And yes, well deserved revenge can be sweet. Oh sooo sweet!
You are only showing the negative effects of bankers leaving London. There are positives too. House prices will likely fall (deeper than otherwise), this is good for people who wish to buy a house. Other sectors in the economy will do better, as there's less upward pressure on the UK pound, translating to more jobs for non-bankers. It also means that talented people have to find other jobs than banking, perhaps in engineering, science, that perhaps benefit humanity almost equally well as a banker. Finally, it would protect taxpayers, less likely having to bail out the banking system at a price greater than the accumulated taxes on those bankers over 20 years.
Singapore, unencumbered by pesky voters and regional differences in aspirations, will definitely be a winner in all this.
Being a city-state means there will be no disgruntled populations from former industrial heartlands to grumble about disproportionate earners in some faraway city. A docile and easily placated voter base helps too.
And it's got great weather, relative to the British Isles, if you can stand the sweltering heat.
Jomellon, I think some of these people will disperse little by little but, mainly, they will remain in Britain because Britain is reap-off land and London is, since the XVI century, a harbour of pirates. You say they will stay but will be paid *lot* less. I'm not as optimistic as you; I think they will find another way to reap us all of us off again. And that will all be done as a favour, just like Reeshar France tells us in his note posted on Dec 17th 2009 1:55 GMT.
...and the other thing that the financiers have to 'get' is that what they do isn't really worth very much:
- it isn't complicated, especially compared to engineering or scientific work. (Few could derive Black-Scholes themselves, or even understand it.)
- it does *not* require special talents
- it does *not* produce actual wealth, that is things that directly benfit people like medical care, houses or iPods
They are like wage clerks who believe that they have somehow created all the money on the wage bill, so they are entitled to 'thier' share.
Most bankers are infinitely replacable rather dumb oiks.
But why would Britain *want* to 'punch above its weight' in financial markets? Surely only because of the benefits it would bring...
But the net effect of the very large financial industry has been disasterous:
- for the public finances
- on actual productive industry
- for all the regions of the UK except SE England
- on public policy wrt the economy
- in implicit and explicit subsidies
- on house prices, especially in London but also elsewhere
'tax gathered from the nomadic nom-doms, itinerant hedge-fund managers and overpaid bankers is all fiscal manna from heaven.'
On the contrary: the price that the god mammon wishes for his 'manna' has been crippling.
They aren't worth it, and - whisper - they actually now have nowhere to go. And even if they did the actual things they trade are in the advanced countries who will be regulating them anyway, no matter where the bankers go.
In other words: they are bluffing. They will stay (alas!), but will be paid a *lot* less.
It is not the UK polititians who dont get it, but rather the financiers and maybe The Economist. BANKERS AND FINANCIERS ARE NOT A SPECIAL CLASS ENTITLED TO SPECIAL BENEFITS FROM THE GOVERNMENT. Their industry should be taxes and any other industry (or even more, due to the fact that they produce no real product, and their revenues come from their intermediary operation of selling higher then the purchased price), and if they leave, then thats it. The world governments should also understand this and stop with this race to the bottom.
Despite the 'creaking transport infrastructure and terrible weather' - neither of which are *that* bad - London is a great city up there with Tokyo and New York, and for those who are comfortably off offers anything they could potentially want. Bankers, like anyone else, will take advantaege of that and love it. There always were more advantages to living in London than a favourable tax regime. If the bankers who are purely motivated by money want to move to Geneva and spend their evenings counting their savings (because there's bugger all else to do there) then good riddance. I'm sure many of the more rounded ones will take a slightly smaller pay packet with equanimity and get on with enjoying the thousand and one things this city has to offer.
I think I would've liked a more balanced article, a more thorough analysis and less blind echoing of some not very credible threats of a few bankers.
Reading this article one could think bankers are planning an exodus from Britain (they have brought about some plagues already). If BA staff continue to strike we might see Bob Diamond divide the channel to get to the holy land. But how good is the holy land?
The author seems to forget that most bankers are neither infinitely greedy nor are they detached from any other responsibilities. Many have families who may not be willing to suddenly move to Singapore, where they speak a different language, with a different alphabet, eat different food etc. Also, don't forget that London is a good place to live: It has all the hustle and bustle of a world city - many of the young bankers might prefer to live there rather than small-town Geneva.
Also, do bear in mind that it's not just low taxes that made London great: It is right between America and Asia (which is convenient time-zone wise), already has a critical mass of auxiliary services (law, accounting etc) and everybody speaks English.
All in all these threats seem a bit irrational in light of a one-off tax. Bankers may threaten as much as they want but given the actual payoffs of staying and moving vis-a-vis this comparatively small cost, the threat is incredible for most of them.
That does not mean I agree with the tax, it also does not mean that British politicians should not avoid harassing bankers, but this hysteria and the one-sided arguments brought forward by a respected publication such as this has really gotten on my nerves...
Well there is an awful lot of "un-learning" going on in the comments today.
Revenge is better than butter for some it seems. Sad times.
Like many other readers, I choose the Economist because it usually manages to cut through the various competing ideologies to look at the real issues. I find it comical that the paper feels it has to defend the city from the taxman.
The views mentioned in this article look more like the points of self-interested groups jockeying for influence.
I'm sure that some of these super-rich bankers read the Economist. Are the editors concerned that if they all leave the UK then circulation will drop?
Do banks and their employees not realise that awarding bonuses during a recession is a tad insensitive to the rest of society? It is all well and good talking about the irresponsibility of government, but awarding bonuses frays the social contract that allows the financial sector to operate in the first place. Is this not irresponsible?
Given that the average voter probably wants bankers strung up, and can't understand why the bonus tax isn't set at 100%, I think the government is being remarkably restrained setting a tax at 50%.
Are you listening Georgia, here is your opportunity. Georgia has mountains for skiing, beachfront property on the Black Sea and is desperately in need of a reason for NATO and America to defend it.
I can't believe all the furor directed towards London bankers in these comments (@tjefferson, mikeinwarsaw, happyfish18, Reeshar France). This magazine's readership has become so socialist since US News and Newsweek shriveled up. Should you guys be protesting in the Copenhagen blizzard this week?
At any rate, the skill/ability to quickly and efficiently allocate capital throughout the globe is extremely valuable. No - it would not behoove London or the UK to have these individuals standing on an assembly line gluing chrome casings to the back of iPods. The beauty behind being a global financial hub is the ability to attract capital from abroad, then use it to fund a high standard of living locally. You've got Saudi oil paying for your Tube!
The ruinous state of both London and the UK's government finances merely exposes irresponsible government in boom times. When you have a tax code so steep that the vast majority of "wage earners" pay little or no taxes, government revenues become as volatile as bankers' bonuses. (@mikeinwarsaw) Since these bankers were funding government anyway, the "bailouts" are really nothing more than a rebate for their having funded others' largess in the past.
COre is right. London and Britain better hope these guys stick around. Who will pay for that government if they leave?
As George Soros accurately said in an interview: "Where do you think they will go? To Mars?". All the developed world will hopefully be clamping down on bank bonuses and I cannot see bankers moving to Mumbai or Kuala Lumpur just for the sake of a few quid.
This article appears to show that, the worst of the crisis seemingly over, the bank lobby is feeling more comfortable and is once again ready to wreck sound government measures by invoking fears of losing comparative advantages. I sincerely hope that The Economist is not a part of their PR strategy.
As George Soros accurately said in an interview: "Where do you think they will go? To Mars?". All the developed world will hopefully be clamping down on bank bonuses and I cannot see bankers moving to Mumbai or Kuala Lumpur just for the sake of a few quid.
This article appears to suggest that, the worst of the crisis seemingly over, the bank lobby is feeling more comfortable and is once again ready to wreck sound government measures by invoking fears of losing comparative advantages. I sincerely hope that The Economist is not a part of their PR strategy.
Why don't the british financial authorities and Gordon Brown read Douglas North on what does taxes should be in one country relative to others.
Luis Vazquez.
Good or bad, there'll be mostly irreversible consequences. The British politicians are choosing to be least pragmatic at a time when obviously the world is extricating/ has extricated itself from the hegemonic and arrogant anglo-american capitalism...
If london ceases to be the bankig hub and looses out on all the corporate revenues the govt gets form the banking sector and its employees the government would find it difficult to pay for NHS, public expenses at their current level.
A news report in the Telegraph recently stated that "Britain's financial services industry paid £61.4bn in taxes in the year to March 2009 – accounting for more than a tenth of total UK tax receipts – despite the banking-led recession"
Maybe London would be a better place (ethically) without the bankers and the greed but it most probably wont be a better place to live in terms of basic amenities.
What also needs to be considered is the fact that bankers and banking industry is paying, through the taxes, for a significant chunk of public services.
Britain might just find it too difficult to make up for the lost tax revenues, if London looses its financial hub status.
This article assumes that London as a financial centre is desireable for the UK as a whole.
Wouldn't the British be better off making real products - cars, trains, medical equipment - than getting paid to schuffle capital around for an exorbitant fee?
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Oblivious to it. If they saw it, they'd assume it would be a cartoon.
Oblivious to it. If they saw it, they'd assume it would be a cartoon.
Good on Osamu, we all had a feeling he was going to do something. I believe a draw in 21 battles was a good way to show how A-Rank characters are powerful, and how he relies on his wits.
I think this is the most of an episode we've had in a while. I look at the time and the entire episode was 23:15 time. Including opening, theme, ending etc, that took off 4.01 time wise. That's a lot to lose. It should be maxuimum 3 minutes.
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I've not laughed so hard in this series than this episode.
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I'm defo getting into this manga when this series is finished. Only downside to the show for me, is the fact not much gets show, there is loads of empty space.
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Anyone stopping Gohan from being the main character. I'm looking at you Goku.
I like Jin and Tachikawa. Hopefully they, all them groups fighting, will band together against their common foe. Should be good action.
I so wanna read the manga. But I want the element of surprise. Luckily am reading Princess Resurrection to keep my mind off reading it.
At least it's moving along now. Felt like DBZ again with the battle. Painstakingly looooooooooooooong.
@Marshal Victory: I had time to watch the first 2 episodes. I like a lot of stuff about it. One thing that might bother me. Is it going to be an episode about loads of different people? Because that might be jading.
Is this as bad a I think it was gonna be?
After the Freiza saga, they're not official.
So on Marshall's word. I will be checking out the first season. Maybe sometime Monday.
No, not based on a team in the beginning. But grew that way.
I remember reading some where years ago from one of Toriyama's editors, or maybe even the guy himself. He said that he added Krillin because of Goku's flat character. Then began the steady income of new people. I think for the better.
A lot that have done well so far, I think will begin to move down. New shows will start to take their place. However, DBZ will still be there, because new fans are always watching it.
I also think, whatever gets big in American in the news 2-3 years will be around for the next 10.
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