It Seems Lou Smit Needs More Money

Show Me · Mar 13, 2007

Jayelles said:

No kidding? Goodness Gracious Me Sahib... but he does a fine Indian accent. I just wish he'd call me AFTER dinner instead of slap bang in the middle of it every single night.
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Darn time difference Jayelles! I don't answer my phone after I go to bed...who else is he going to call?

KK...I LOVE your posts...keep it up!

Elle · Mar 13, 2007

koldkase said:

Elle, I know you have stated many times you have sight problems with your screen. I only mentioned it to try to soothe some feelings. My mistake. See, I'm just NO GOOD at being nice. I used to be, but I've spent too much time around the RST, haven't I? Try to be nice, and I just muck it up....

And you're so right, WY. You see what comes of us crack ho's when you leave us alone for a few days? We need you :WY:
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I shouldn't have been so pass remarkable KK. At this age I should know better. I have to live with myself. Shutting face. :-(

Amber · Mar 13, 2007

Barbara said:

I'm blaming KK and the other hos for the kindness outburst! BUT, WY is not without fault for leaving us alone!

I keep thinking of Summer as a little girl, when in fact, she is a full, legal adult who has chosen to put her hat in a ring with the pros! I keep forgetting that along with all the years we have put into this case, Summer 's years caught up as well and she should know by now with whom she plays
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Now that she's getting older will she change her name to Autumn/Fall? :did:

Little · Mar 13, 2007

Well, here's some "other" Boulder cold cases Mr. Smit might find his way clear to pursuing. Maybe Ms Lacy would see her way clear to hiring him since she's certainly not interested in a bringing charges in the stone-cold clear-as-day case against the well-to-do family in the Midyette baby murder.

Little

Boulder County Unsolved Homicides
Boulder writer and historian and Camera columnist Silvia Pettem has compiled fact sheets on Boulder County cold cases for the Families of Homicide Victims and Missing Persons.

Howard Morton, the organization's director, shared that information with the Daily Camera.

Harold Nicholson, 18, was found dead May 23, 1970, beaten and stuffed into the trunk of a car he had bought the day before. It was parked three feet inside the Boulder County border near 134th Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard in Broomfield.

He had been married for five weeks and was reported missing when he failed to pick up his wife.

Gerald Cordner, 28, was shot in the back of the head, execution-style, on May 23, 1978, in what police called a drug-related robbery. Cordner was labeled a "large dealer" in cocaine with nationwide connections.

He was found two days later, slumped over a desk in the 95th Street farmhouse where he lived and apparently was trying some drugs when he died. Local drug users and dealers were reluctant to talk to police.

Sid Wells, 22, a University of Colorado journalism student from Longmont, was found shot to death Aug. 1, 1983, in an apartment his mother owned. The shotgun slaying also received worldwide exposure because he had been dating Robert Redford's daughter, Shauna, also a CU student.

The apartment's resident Thayne Smika, then 24, was arrested, then freed after the District Attorney's Office determined the evidence was not strong enough to prosecute.

Boulder police reopened the case in 1997, but the district attorney ruled police still didn't have sufficient evidence to arrest Smika, who has since vanished.

Margaret Hillman, 14, was reported missing in September 1983 after a party at Heil Ranch, north of Lefthand Canyon, where she lived with her family.

She had left the barn party about a mile from her home and told her parents she was going to ride home with another relative. It was determined she had not gone with any specific person, and her parents reported the next morning that she had not come home. Police thought she might have decided to walk home.

After an extensive search of the 5,000-acre ranch, officials found no trace of her. Almost a year later, in July 1984, her body was found in a ravine less than a mile from where she was last seen.

David Eugene Cox, 55, was found bludgeoned to death Jan. 4, 1994, in his mobile home at Boulder Meadows in North Boulder. He was last seen alive on New Year's Eve 1993.

An autopsy showed he died of massive head injuries caused by a blunt object, which police said was a cast-iron teakettle.

Cox had worked at Neodata and also had a business selling Indian jewelry and kachina dolls. He was divorced with no children and was survived by a brother.

JonBenet Ramsey, 6, was found dead Dec. 26, 1996, in the basement of her family's Boulder home on 15th Street. The slaying has attracted worldwide attention.

In August, a media circus descended on Boulder after John Mark Karr was arrested in connection with the decade-old case. He was exonerated after his DNA didn't match crime-scene evidence.

Susannah Chase, 23, a senior at the University of Colorado, died Dec. 22, 1997, a day after she was brutally beaten a block from her Whittier neighborhood home at 18th and Spruce streets.

Forensic testing five years later unearthed two new pieces of evidence: a fingerprint and a DNA sample pulled from a bloody bat found near the crime scene. But no one has been arrested in the case.

Frank Santos, 37, was fatally shot at 10:18 p.m. July 9, 2004, as he drove toward Boulder on U.S. 36 west of McCaslin Boulevard. A bullet fired through the driver's side window of his silver 1994 Chevrolet Cavalier hit him in the head.

Police looked for the driver of a large, dark SUV that was seen on the highway about the time of his death.

http://www.dailycamera.com/news/2007/mar/10/unsolved-homicides/
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Elle · Mar 13, 2007

I wonder how DA Lacy sleeps at night, Little? The above Boulder cold cases don't say too much for her leadership, do they?

tylin · Mar 14, 2007

Watching You said:

I may throw up if I see one more person apologizing to Summer for her imagined slights. Summer should either grow up and learn that forum dwelling can be hazardous, or she should find another hobby to occupy her time - one that doesn't hurt her feelings when someone constructively criticizes her mission of trying to raise money for the defective detective Smit. Short of that, she should learn to differentiate between a flame toward her and genuine criticism of her crusade for Smit.
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Sing it sista!!! :cheerful:

Elle · Mar 14, 2007

I think these are very wise words from Why_Nut. I hope you don't mind me bringing your post over here WN. It seems appropriate.

http://www.bestfreeforums.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=2550#2550

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Why_Nut · Mar 14, 2007

Elle_1 said:

I think these are very wise words from Why_Nut. I hope you don't mind me bringing your post over here WN. It seems appropriate.
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Truth is what it is.

Little · Mar 15, 2007

Why_Nut said:

Truth is what it is.
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Oh Why_Nut, if only it were possible for your words to sink in.

Little

The Punisher · Mar 17, 2007

Some people can dish it out, but not take it.

Little · Mar 17, 2007

The Punisher said:

Some people can dish it out, but not take it.
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You've got that right Punisher. Funny how that works, isn't it? Well, not funny ha ha, funny in one of those I'm rubber you're glue kind of ways

Little

The Punisher · Mar 17, 2007

You ain't kidding.

RiverRat · Mar 18, 2007

Maybe instead of Suma spending the money to bring me to court, she could finance Smit for a LONG time......my dreams would be shattered, but it would allow life to go on as we know it.

Tez · Mar 20, 2007

RiverRat said:

Maybe instead of Suma spending the money to bring me to court, she could finance Smit for a LONG time......my dreams would be shattered, but it would allow life to go on as we know it.
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RR, she's trying to take you to court??? Good Gawd! I must have missed that somewhere along the way. She's more mental than I gave her credit for.

Yes, she could finance Smit for a long time, maybe he'd get lost somewhere. I can hope, right????

RiverRat · Mar 20, 2007

Nothing new, Tezzie - same old standing threat. Boring, I know....

Tez · Mar 20, 2007

RiverRat said:

Nothing new, Tezzie - same old standing threat. Boring, I know....
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Oh, ok. I thought maybe I missed something. I haven't had a seizure that I am aware of, so I was worried that maybe I had one and forgot something about this! Thanks for enlightening me again RR!!!!
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koldkase · Mar 20, 2007

OH, yeah, I can see that opening statement by the plaintiff:

Mame's lawyer: Ladies and gents, what we have here is a lowlife, scum sucking, crack ho, truth-murdering RAT, one who has defamed MY HONORED CLIENT! Why, that RAT has even said MY HONORED CLIENT has LIED! And what's the proof? That what MY HONORED WOMAN SAID WAS FALSE? That does not MATTER, dear jury! It's of no consequence that MY HONORED CLIENT HAS LIED, and LIED AND LIED AND LIED AND LIED AND LIED AND LIED AND LIED AND LIED AND LIED.... The CRIMINAL CONDUCT HERE, PUNISHABLE BY TORTURE AND DEATH, plus all the money we can milk out of our vict...I mean, the defendant, is that this RIVERRAT CALLED MY HONORED CLIENT ON HER LIES! THIS is an ATROCITY OF THE WORST KIND! MY HONORABLE CLIENT DID NOT LIE! NO, SHE'S FAR TOO HONORED TO HAVE DONE THAT! No, all MY HONORED CLIENT did is GOSSIPED! And gossiped and gossiped and gossiped and gossiped and gossiped and gossiped and gossiped and gossiped.... And that is NOT the same as LYING! Just because MY HONORED CLIENT was WRONG in everything she said, just because SHE HAD FULL ACCESS TO INFORMATION PROVING SHE WAS WRONG, HAD DOZENS OF PEOPLE POINT OUT TO HER YEAR IN AND YEAR OUT THE EVIDENCE THAT MY HONORED CLIENT WAS WRONG! THIS DOES NOT MEAN MY HONORED WOMAN was OBLIGATED to STOP HER GOSSIP...just because it happened to be wrong.... And just because MY HONORED CLIENT often made MALICIOUS ACCUSATIONS that she COULD NOT back up with ANY EVIDENCE about INNOCENT PEOPLE does not give this gutter gossip crack ho RIVERRAT the RIGHT to say MY HONORED CLIENT LIED! MY HONORED CLIENT DID NOT LIE! SHE ONLY GOSSIPED!! That my HONORED CLIENT was WRONG WRONG WRONG for YEARS ON END was NO REASON for this RAT to libelously and maliciously CALL MY CLIENT A LIAR!! And THAT, my dear jurors, is the distinction YOU have to make to award MY HONORED CLIENT a FREELOADER'S DREAM: GOSSIP...LIES...TWO DIFFERENT THINGS!

I rest my case.... :martini:

RiverRat · Mar 20, 2007

Order in the Court!

I'll have one Ham SandWitch, please and thank you!

Indict This -
RR

Watching You · Mar 20, 2007

:spit: :clap: :clap:

Here, mame, this one's for you: :violin:

sboyd · Mar 20, 2007

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RiverRat said:

Maybe instead of Suma spending the money to bring me to court, she could finance Smit for a LONG time......my dreams would be shattered, but it would allow life to go on as we know it.
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May I ask why she is suing you?

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