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  • #161
Buzzm1 said:
Go for it TG; we'll be eternally indebted to you.
Anyone that thinks they could go out to the airport and even get anywhere near him is crazy. :crazy:

They can load him into a vehicle out at the plane and drive into a hanger without a problem if need be.
 
  • #162
JBean said:
They have been having trouble:
Faulty landing system sensor replaced at LAX

Two recent outages of the beacon have caused flight delays; FAA says it is too early to tell whether the problem is fixed

http://www.contracostatimes.com/mld/cctimes/news/politics/15303691.htm
Oh my gosh! It's fortunate there haven't been any accidents. I haven't been there for years, but can imagine how bad it was a couple of weeks ago with the new security measures came into effect.
 
  • #163
Buzzm1 said:
englishleigh, if you would enjoy going to LAX tonight to try to get a glimpse of JMK, you must not be getting out often enough. Take a couple of Tylenol extra everything, and get a good night's sleep. If you still feel the same way in the morning, call your doctor. LOL

I guess I just love Los Angeles....LOL. It's more about that than creepy JMK!! :woohoo:
 
  • #164
scandi said:
So Tom'sGirl, I am laughing inside, but just have to ask you this.

If you knew the flight was coming into Ontario, you were in the group of reporters waiting just off the loading ramp where he would exit, and then here he comes and suddenly you hear a man scream and you see someone running toward you. Then another scream, stop that man as he could be a killer!

Would you actually be able to reach out your arm and grab his bare arm and pull him towards you to stop him?

Baa Haa Haa Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa :p Hee Hee :rolleyes: Ho Ho Haaaaaa :D I didn't think so! :doh:

Scandi
Well that post was kinda strange Scandi :confused:

In answer to your somewhat puzzling question, of course not, or are the reporters that are going to be there would do in such an event. They're not there to play 'Rambo'.

Airport security is going to be right there, along with others who have flown with him..........I'm sure they have ways to bring him down if that were ever to happen.
 
  • #165
panthera said:
Oh my gosh! It's fortunate there haven't been any accidents. I haven't been there for years, but can imagine how bad it was a couple of weeks ago with the new security measures came into effect.
Oh you mean the day i flew OUT of LAX?
That was the fateful day I left for my family vacation. oops. i rarely fly out of LAX, but thought i was so smart to fly out of there this time. *not*
Actually it was totally fine. It looked a lot worse than it was. I did run into delays trying to return home, but I made it.
But tonight a Sunday night, the International terminal, heightened security in general, and now heightened security for thi guy? forget it. I am just surprised that I didn't choose tonight to return from my vacation at about, oh 9 or so.
 
  • #166
Papers are reporting that JMK visited gender change clinics. If he did, where is he getting the money? He has enough to live on and enough to talk to doctors about a sex change.
IMO, he must have been dealing in drugs or child 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬, to have enough to support himself. Even though he taught for a few weeks in different schools he didn't make enough to support him.

Article on sex change:

http://news.scotsman.com/international.cfm?id=1224972006
 
  • #167
JBean said:
Oh you mean the day i flew OUT of LAX?
That was the fateful day I left for my family vacation. oops. i rarely fly out of LAX, but thought i was so smart to fly out of there this time. *not*
Actually it was totally fine. It looked a lot worse than it was. I did run into delays trying to return home, but I made it.
But tonight a Sunday night, the International terminal, heightened security in general, and now heightened security for thi guy? forget it. I am just surprised that I didn't choose tonight to return from my vacation at about, oh 9 or so.
I was off checking for flights from LAX into Denver tonight, and didn't have much luck finding anything direct tonight. Maybe they will just charter an aircraft for the rest of the trip. I would imagine they will have plenty of company.
 
  • #168
EdinburghLass said:
Apologies if this has already been posted but I thought you might all find this interesting...

John Mark Karr, the suspect in the death of JonBenet Ramsey, sipped champagne and ate fried king prawns in business class after being put aboard a flight to Los Angeles to face charges in the United States.

The 41-year-old teacher sat in a business class window seat next to Mark Spray, an investigator with the Boulder County District Attorney's office. A US Embassy official and an agent with "Homeland Security" on his T-shirt were also part of the escort party.

Before takeoff, Karr took a glass of champagne from a flight attendant and clinked glasses with Spray, who sipped orange juice.

http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/champagne-for-jonbenet-killer/2006/08/21/1156012444895.html



This is the first I have seen of this article, so thank you!


That disgusts me that he is allowed to indulge in wine and champainge! Anyone being escorted by police on a plane should not drink, period!

And...wouldnt you think anything he said while drunk would be thrown out???? Maybe not, I dont know.
 
  • #169
lostfaith said:
This is the first I have seen of this article, so thank you!


That disgusts me that he is allowed to indulge in wine and champainge! Anyone being escorted by police on a plane should not drink, period!

And...wouldnt you think anything he said while drunk would be thrown out???? Maybe not, I dont know.

I went back and am posting this again for those who missed it the first time.

Experts praise royal treatment of Karr

DENVER - Authorities probably had a very good reason for allowing JonBenet Ramsey murder suspect John Mark Karr to live it up on the 15-hour flight to the United States, legal experts say — they wanted him to talk.

Denver attorney Larry Pozner, past president of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, said the royal treatment during Sunday's journey — king prawns, champagne, French wine — was "a brilliant move."

"What the cops want most is this guy to talk. They say he is not under arrest. Then they do not put him in handcuffs on the plane. And they say he is over the age of 21, free to drink," Pozner said. "He is therefore free to talk."

If Karr says something incriminating that is challenged in court, Pozner said, the investigator who was sitting next to him simply says he was never in my custody.

"There is always a reason when the unusual happens," Pozner said. "He is in nobody's custody. He is free to leave if he can find a way at 38,000 feet

Karr left Bangkok on a Thai Airways International flight at about 9 a.m. EDT for the long flight to Los Angeles. The 41-year-old teacher sat in a business class window seat next to Mark Spray, an investigator with the Boulder County District Attorney's office.

http://scoreboards.aol.com/golf/pga/38360/leaders.aspx
 
  • #170
JBean said:
Oh you mean the day i flew OUT of LAX?
That was the fateful day I left for my family vacation. oops. i rarely fly out of LAX, but thought i was so smart to fly out of there this time. *not*
Actually it was totally fine. It looked a lot worse than it was. I did run into delays trying to return home, but I made it.
But tonight a Sunday night, the International terminal, heightened security in general, and now heightened security for thi guy? forget it. I am just surprised that I didn't choose tonight to return from my vacation at about, oh 9 or so.
Yes, I guess it would be that same day! Airport security could be the subject of a whole discussion forum! I haven't been there since before 9/11, although I used to love to fly a lot and had been there many, many times.
:)
 
  • #171
Surely Mary Lacy has significant poop together to be ready to file charges against MJK!

Shortly MJK will be near me in Boulder. Been wading my way through this thread this evening. The thought is rather high in my mind that the entourage from DIA will come by way of HWY 119 which runs directly through Longmont, straight to Boulder. It is a common and direst route from DIA to Boulder imop.

Perhaps I should station myself at the Diagonal. The Diagonal is the juncture of Ken Pratt Blvd. and where it becomes HWY 119.

Hwy 470 from DIA going west, to I-25 then turn north to 119, which with new road construction diverts into Ken Pratt Blvd. it then becomes Hwy 119 again at the Diagonal.

Good grief, hope this is a real deal.

Watching the MSNBC special now.

I am not a good waiter!!!!

.
 
  • #172
Buzzm1 said:
I went back and am posting this again for those who missed it the first time.

Experts praise royal treatment of Karr

DENVER - Authorities probably had a very good reason for allowing JonBenet Ramsey murder suspect John Mark Karr to live it up on the 15-hour flight to the United States, legal experts say — they wanted him to talk.

Denver attorney Larry Pozner, past president of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, said the royal treatment during Sunday's journey — king prawns, champagne, French wine — was "a brilliant move."

"What the cops want most is this guy to talk. They say he is not under arrest. Then they do not put him in handcuffs on the plane. And they say he is over the age of 21, free to drink," Pozner said. "He is therefore free to talk."

If Karr says something incriminating that is challenged in court, Pozner said, the investigator who was sitting next to him simply says he was never in my custody.

"There is always a reason when the unusual happens," Pozner said. "He is in nobody's custody. He is free to leave if he can find a way at 38,000 feet

Karr left Bangkok on a Thai Airways International flight at about 9 a.m. EDT for the long flight to Los Angeles. The 41-year-old teacher sat in a business class window seat next to Mark Spray, an investigator with the Boulder County District Attorney's office.

http://scoreboards.aol.com/golf/pga/38360/leaders.aspx



Thanks Buzz

Still dont like it, but whatever works, as long as it sticks.

Does that mean that once the plane lands he is also free to go?
 
  • #173
buzz ~
Appreciate your posting that again! Do you think we could get part of the purse money?
:D
 
  • #174
Plus a bottle of beer. He is a free man on that plane so I think it was a brilliant move to get him to open up. I would love to have b een a bug up in that section of the airplane!


Scandi
 
  • #175
scandi said:
Plus a bottle of beer. He is a free man on that plane so I think it was a brilliant move to get him to open up. I would love to have b een a bug up in that section of the airplane!


Scandi
JMK likened himself to Peter Pan, so perhaps, if left unattended, he will just flit away.
 
  • #176
Camper said:
Surely Mary Lacy has significant poop together to be ready to file charges against MJK!

Shortly MJK will be near me in Boulder. Been wading my way through this thread this evening. The thought is rather high in my mind that the entourage from DIA will come by way of HWY 119 which runs directly through Longmont, straight to Boulder. It is a common and direst route from DIA to Boulder imop.

Perhaps I should station myself at the Diagonal. The Diagonal is the juncture of Ken Pratt Blvd. and where it becomes HWY 119.

Hwy 470 from DIA going west, to I-25 then turn north to 119, which with new road construction diverts into Ken Pratt Blvd. it then becomes Hwy 119 again at the Diagonal.

Good grief, hope this is a real deal.

Watching the MSNBC special now.

I am not a good waiter!!!!

.
Camper, we are counting on you to get a couple of pictures, and maybe a short interview. Remember, whatever it takes, give one for the Gipper.
 
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  • #178
CNN Just reported that JMK will be staying in the Los Angeles "Twin Towers Jail" at least overnight tonight.
 
  • #179
lostfaith said:
Does that mean that once the plane lands he is also free to go?
No. They'll immediately take him into custody.
 
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