Thursday, May 28, 2009
The Real Hoax
Investigators try to unravel abduction hoax case
"Bonnie Sweeten appeared to neighbors, colleagues and other school parents like a woman smoothly juggling the responsibilities of work and family."
As The Field Negro noted yesterday, he knew the abduction was bogus from the start because why the hell would two black guys in a "colored Cadillac" want a coo-coo middle class white woman & her nine-year old daughter? If the 2005 Denali had been jacked, Bonnie Sweeten would be standing on the side of the road with her kid beside her. She's an excellent actress, but the police unraveled the story pretty fast. Bonnie shows the signs of a "suburban facade" kind of tale. The way her neighbors describe her is a little too good. Right now, she's facing misdemeanor charges & a psych eval, nothing she can't handle with a competent lawyer & the support of her husband. But I suspect her big troubles are just beginning.
Too bad Without A Trace was canceled. A made-to-order episode, & at the end FBI Special Agent Jack Malone would be really, really pissed off
"Bonnie Sweeten appeared to neighbors, colleagues and other school parents like a woman smoothly juggling the responsibilities of work and family."
As The Field Negro noted yesterday, he knew the abduction was bogus from the start because why the hell would two black guys in a "colored Cadillac" want a coo-coo middle class white woman & her nine-year old daughter? If the 2005 Denali had been jacked, Bonnie Sweeten would be standing on the side of the road with her kid beside her. She's an excellent actress, but the police unraveled the story pretty fast. Bonnie shows the signs of a "suburban facade" kind of tale. The way her neighbors describe her is a little too good. Right now, she's facing misdemeanor charges & a psych eval, nothing she can't handle with a competent lawyer & the support of her husband. But I suspect her big troubles are just beginning.
Too bad Without A Trace was canceled. A made-to-order episode, & at the end FBI Special Agent Jack Malone would be really, really pissed off
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"If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be." Thomas Jefferson
They never should have moved it from its Thursday night spot, to Tuesday nights. Even I stopped watching it, and it was one of my favorite shows.
Without a Trace audience was about the same as Cold Case, which was renewed, so it was probably canceled because the payroll was becoming too expensive.
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