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manny2 · ‎05-24-2010

@occasionalrain wrote:
An arrest is not a conviction. Still, it prevents others from providing aide and comfort.

Comort and aid for who? @occasionalrain

Cakers3 · ‎06-17-2015

@ROMARY wrote:
I really don't see anything wrong with Dog and others who are trying to find this (or any) person.

My connection keeps shutting down. Annoying.

I dread having to call provider CS.

@ROMARY The problem with "Dog" is he announced where he believed Brian was-since the Laundries were at the De Sota campsite with Brian-3people went in, only two came out.

He announced this and also that there was a fresh campsite near where the Laundries had been.

So he really gave a tip to Brian and I guarantee Brian is now long gone.

That is the issue.

Let's not forget all the "sightings"-people who claim they have seen him, even in Montana. Kind of like seeing Elvis and Jim Morrison.

"" Compassion is a verb."-Thich Nhat Hanh

mom2four0418 · ‎04-23-2010

@Cakers3 wrote:
@suzyQ3 wrote:
@Cakers3 wrote:
Well Dog and his new wife will be on Dr. Oz to discuss the case today, 9/28.
Also to announce his marriage to Francie(name ?) earlier this month.

Never miss a chance, Dr. Oz, do you.

Blech.
@Cakers3 All we need now is for Dr Phil to show.

This dog guy seems to be a serial husband.
@suzyQ3 True but his last wife passed away from cancer, Beth, I believe, was her name. He seemed to take it very hard. The others, I do not know.

Also: Didn't he spend time in jail for murder??? I guess the criminal mind thinks like ................a criminal, as far as solving cases.

In 1976, Chapman was convicted of first degree murder, and sentenced to five years in a Texas prison. He had been waiting in a getaway car while his friend shot and killed Jerry Oliver, 69, in a struggle during a deal to buy cannabis. Chapman served 18 months at the Texas State Penitentiary in Huntsville, Texas.

“The soul is healed by being with children.”
— Fyodor Dostoyevsky

Cakers3 · ‎06-17-2015

@mom2four0418 wrote:
@Cakers3 wrote:
@suzyQ3 wrote:
@Cakers3 wrote:
Well Dog and his new wife will be on Dr. Oz to discuss the case today, 9/28.
Also to announce his marriage to Francie(name ?) earlier this month.

Never miss a chance, Dr. Oz, do you.

Blech.
@Cakers3 All we need now is for Dr Phil to show.

This dog guy seems to be a serial husband.
@suzyQ3 True but his last wife passed away from cancer, Beth, I believe, was her name. He seemed to take it very hard. The others, I do not know.

Also: Didn't he spend time in jail for murder??? I guess the criminal mind thinks like ................a criminal, as far as solving cases.

In 1976, Chapman was convicted of first degree murder, and sentenced to five years in a Texas prison. He had been waiting in a getaway car while his friend shot and killed Jerry Oliver, 69, in a struggle during a deal to buy cannabis. Chapman served 18 months at the Texas State Penitentiary in Huntsville, Texas.

@mom2four0418 I thought there was something like that in his past. I know he was trying to have the conviction overturned so that he could become a "real sheriff" and have a new show (he said he was broke). I saw some blip about this last year.

So this is why he cannot carry a firearm, too.

Maybe he could settle by being a deputy. Deputy Dawg.

"" Compassion is a verb."-Thich Nhat Hanh

Pearlee · ‎06-11-2011

@Cakers3 wrote:
@mom2four0418 wrote:
@Cakers3 wrote:
@suzyQ3 wrote:
@Cakers3 wrote:
Well Dog and his new wife will be on Dr. Oz to discuss the case today, 9/28.
Also to announce his marriage to Francie(name ?) earlier this month.

Never miss a chance, Dr. Oz, do you.

Blech.
@Cakers3 All we need now is for Dr Phil to show.

This dog guy seems to be a serial husband.
@suzyQ3 True but his last wife passed away from cancer, Beth, I believe, was her name. He seemed to take it very hard. The others, I do not know.

Also: Didn't he spend time in jail for murder??? I guess the criminal mind thinks like ................a criminal, as far as solving cases.

In 1976, Chapman was convicted of first degree murder, and sentenced to five years in a Texas prison. He had been waiting in a getaway car while his friend shot and killed Jerry Oliver, 69, in a struggle during a deal to buy cannabis. Chapman served 18 months at the Texas State Penitentiary in Huntsville, Texas.
@mom2four0418 I thought there was something like that in his past. I know he was trying to have the conviction overturned so that he could become a "real sheriff" and have a new show (he said he was broke). I saw some blip about this last year.

So this is why he cannot carry a firearm, too.

Maybe he could settle by being a deputy. Deputy Dawg.

I don't find anything about someone's murder amusing.

occasionalrain · ‎03-10-2010

@manny2

An arrest warrant prevents friends and family from helping Brian if they wish to avoid being arrested themselves. Often, LE will find something with which to charge a fugitive to prevent him getting help.