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It couldn't possibly have been something like, well, you know, the investigation?It's funny how it took them 4 months to figure it out
It's funny how it took them 4 months to figure it out
It couldn't possibly have been something like, well, you know, the investigation?It's funny how it took them 4 months to figure it out
This is the Windcrest popo we're talking about.
Their ace Special Investigations Unit had to crack on a couple of tough bicycle speeding cases before applying the full brunt of their crime-solving powers to this latest case.
I want to find that I had in class that lectured the class after no one seemed to give a about her announcing a special search party for Naomi a few months ago.
Forget about that girl in class... Slap Naomi if you see her.
I'd say slap them both.
Who didn't see all of this coming when they said the last time she was seen on the night she disappeared that she was carrying a bag of clothes?
All the people who assumed it HAD to be because she was being abused....
All the people who assumed it HAD to be because she was being abused....
And to think she was the Abuser $$$
A lot of people owe her husband a HUGE apology. Go back and read what people assumed.
Nice remark. Classy.
you're a newcomer, so I hope he lets you live after that remark.....
Guess who's back?
No Contest plea entered today for misappropriation of funds..
She's repaid $62,000 to her employer.
A mom who was reported missing and then later turned up alive and well, has pleaded "no contest" to charges file against her.
Naomi Fuentes appeared in court Tuesday and entered a plea of "no contest" in connection with charges of 'misappropriate of fiduciary funds.' Fuentes is accused of misusing funds belonging to her former employer.
Back in February of 2006, Fuentes disappeared from the Downtown UTSA campus where she was attending classes. A massive search was launched following her disappearance. Friends and family had said she drove to the campus, parked her car and went missing. Volunteers posted several missing fliers and some of Fuentes' relatives traveled to San Antonio to help in the search.
Police later found that Fuentes left of her own free will. An investigation revealed she left after her former employer was looking into the possible misuse of funds by Fuentes. Investigators tracked down Fuentes in the state of New York 5 months later and arrested her.
Fuentes is expected to be sentenced on March 10th.
http://www.woai.com/news/local/story...5-cdffe6d77d37
who bumped this old ass thread? LOL
Welcome to the Iron Bar Motel, ..
Considering it was an update with stuff that happened today...
Logic.
Fillmoe.
Never shall the twain meet.
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