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*snork* I live further north and it's and we have Hatfields vs Hatfields and Mcoys vs Mcoys. Anything else is a bonus as long as I'm not involved!:scared:
Hi Farm- the 2 articles gave the facts....you are only missing the drama...Thanks Henry, trying to stay updated without Facebook!!! :moose:
But drama can be entertaining.......:cheer:
Do we know the next court date?Bringing info forward from Feb 15
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Richard Whitcomb, 38, is facing federal firearms charges.
He was charged after detectives began questioning him in the disappearance of Austin Colson.
Whitcomb was questioned by Vermont State Police.
He admitted to scrapping with Colson on numerous occasions, but denied contacting him the day he went missing.
Whitcomb was also a middleman for Colson, who sold cocaine.
Whitcomb told authorities he used a gun as collateral for drugs.
Colson would supply the cocaine and hold onto the gun until the transaction was complete.
In court, a detective pointed out several different stories given by Whitcomb surrounding the disappearance of Colson.
Whitcombs cellphone was also pinged on Jan. 11 near the location where the scrapping trailer was supposed to be picked up.
Court documents also note that Whitcombs cellphone was wiped clean when detectives found it.
But, when they opened the Safari app, they allegedly found a search for how long gunshot residue lasts.
The judge ruled for Whitcomb to remain behind bars until his next court appearance for his gun charges.
Vermont State Police have not charged him in Colson's disappearance.
http://www.mynbc5.com/article/in-ar...rs-ask-to-be-armed-but-not-with-guns/18668149
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I don't see anything yet on his next court date....all is a quiet as a mouse....Do we know the next court date?
Feb 15
Whitcomb’s wife, Sara, declined comment to the*Valley News*as the hearing ended.
Albright said Sara Whitcomb was trying to work with her husband on his drug issues by going to a therapist.
“She understood he had a narcotics issue,” said Albright, a trooper for more than 23 years.
While Assistant U.S. Attorney Wendy Fuller did not attempt to prove that Whitcomb was responsible for Colson disappearing, she helped paint a picture of a defendant that could not be trusted.
She noted that while his serious convictions were old, Whitcomb also had violated probation five times and eventually was discharged as unsatisfactory.
http://www.vnews.com/Richard-Whitcomb-appears-in-federal-court-in-Burlington-VT-on-Feb-15-15580404
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Or "wish you were a better man"....I hear the song Stand By Your Man playing
They are still going at it on the Vermont State Police page...
https://m.facebook.com/VermontStatePolice/posts/10155366656347896
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A lot of confidence that VSP have the right person.They haven't stopped since the beginning. They go from page to page attacking one another, then they resume some of it on the VSP page for a bit. Yikes!