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Article #598Re: Viciously-beaten young lady needed a day W/O a Mexicretin
From: Mark Allread
Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2004 02:20
Date: Sat, 19 Jun 2004 02:20
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The Pervert wrote: > "Riverman" <goggle@pacbell.net> wrote in message > news:b4b2a645.0406171336.65afc6ae@posting.google.com... > >>tkrigel@lycos.com (Tom) wrote in message > > news:<3e6dbfcd.0406170337.5c4c5ec8@posting.google.com>... > >>>infoguy123@aol.com (InfoGuy123) wrote in message > > news:<20040616193343.13624.00000103@mb-m12.aol.com>... > >>>>I've seen the suspect's mug shot which accompanied the print version > > of the > >>>>following report. >>>> Don't even TRY to claim he's the type to have applied for > > immigration to the > >>>>US and then patiently waited his turn to do so. >>> >>-------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >>>>------ >>>> > > http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-arrested16jun16,1,2071963.story > >>>>House Painter Arrested in Unidentified Woman's Beating >>>> >>>>By Susan Anasagasti >>>>Times Staff Writer >>>> >>>>June 16, 2004 >>>> >>>>A Rancho Santa Margarita house painter has been arrested on suspicion > > of badly > >>>>beating a still-unidentified woman and leaving her for dead in the > > Santa Ana > >>>>Mountains, authorities said Tuesday. >>>> >>>>Marin Raul Salvador, 31, was arrested late Monday at his apartment on > > suspicion > >>>>of attempted murder and assault with intent to commit rape. >>>> >>>>Two mountain bikers found the partially dressed woman unconscious and > > lying > >>>>face-down in a pool of blood Monday morning, about 10 feet from > > Trabuco Creek > >>>>Road - a mile from Salvador's Villa La Paz apartment complex. >>>> >>>>The woman remains unconscious and in critical condition at Western > > Medical > >>>>Center-Santa Ana, and authorities have been unable to identify her or > > even > >>>>determine her ethnicity, said Jim Amormino, a spokesman for the Orange > > County > >>>>Sheriff's Department. >>>> >>>>"She was so severely beaten that detectives couldn't tell whether she > > was > >>>>Caucasian or Hispanic," Amormino said. >>>> >>>>He added that she carried no identification and that they have yet to > > match her > >>>>to a missing-person's report. >>>> >>>>Amormino said the woman was beaten with a weapon found nearby. He > > would not be > >>>>more specific. Investigators believe Salvador attacked the woman late > > Sunday > >>>>but said they weren't sure what prompted the beating. >>>> >>>>Officials declined to say what led them to investigate Salvador in > > connection > >>>>with the case. "We believe that he had just met her," Amormino said. > > "We don't > >>>>know exactly where they met." >>>> >>>>Salvador is being held without bail at the Men's Central Jail in Santa > > Ana. > >>>>"If ye love wealth better than liberty ... servitude better than ... > > freedom, > >>>>go home from us in peace. We ask not your counsel or your arms ... > > May your > >>>>chains set lightly upon you. May posterity forget that ye were our > > countrymen." > >>>> - Samuel Adams >>> >>>Ah, the blessings of diversity. >>> >>>Tom >> >> Yes,diversity IS a blessing!Would you prefer an all white,boring >>world with a plaineness that stifles all creativity? > > > Just because you claim that being in a "white world" doesn't mean anything > about whites being or not being creative any more than being black makes one > more or less creative. Then again, I'm not looking at creativity from a > racist perspective like you seem to be doing. > > There is, of course, all sorts of creativity among whites... unless you > ignore the great music, literature and art of the past five hundred years. > MAybe the problem is that you aren't creative enough to recognize > creativity. How sad (and boring) for you. > > >>That was MY life in the Fifties and I will never go back! >> Riverman > > > That's your problem. My growing up in the fifties had an abundance of > creativity associated with it. Maybe you or your parents were just dull. > He couldn't get laid until the illegals started coming here en mass.
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