GUILTY MI - Robert Cipriano, 52, beaten to death, Farmington Hills, 16 April 2012
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Mark Mostek, Farmington Hills PD, DPU plain clothes
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Mostek: He interviewed the teen girl and then Zinderman.
by Gina Damron 2:25 PM
Mostek: "Extremely tired, defeated," he said of how Cipriano looked at that point.
by Gina Damron 2:25 PM
Mostek: He had a conversation with Cipriano. Mostek went into the house and retrieved a black shirt with white stripes. Mostek kept that shirt and placed it into evidence.
by Gina Damron 2:24 PM
Mostek: After searching Cipriano, they cleared the house to make sure no one else was inside. Cipriano was lying on the lawn. Mostek picked him up.
by Gina Damron 2:23 PM
Images of Cipriano, shirtless, are being shown in court. One shows a series of cuts on his left lower back.
by Gina Damron 2:22 PM
Mostek: Cipriano "he had a disheveled, grubby appearance to him." Cipriano was not uncooperative. He was sullen.
by Gina Damron 2:21 PM
Mostek: Cipriano also had two credit union cards with account numbers on them and an ATM check card.
by Gina Damron 2:20 PM
Mostek: Everything was removed from Cipriano's pockets, including a cell phone and a pack of cigarettes.
by Gina Damron 2:19 PM
Mostek: Cipriano came out and was ordered to the ground. He was taken into custody. At that point, he was searched. Cipriano was wearing jeans, no shirt, shoes or socks.
by Gina Damron 2:18 PM
Mostek: Police surrounded the house and ordered Cipriano to come out.
by Gina Damron 2:17 PM
Mostek: Police have the address where Cipriano is located.
by Gina Damron 2:16 PM
Mostek: Zinderman had latex gloves in the pocket of his pants.
by Gina Damron 2:16 PM
Mostek: Zinderman and the teen girl were taken into custody and taken to the Keego Harbor police station.
by Gina Damron 2:15 PM
Mostek: He said Cipriano had killed someone and that Zinderman needed to tell him where he was. Zinderman said he hadn't seen Cipriano in a month. Finally Zinderman stated that Cipriano was at their friends' home nearby.
by Gina Damron 2:15 PM
Mostek: Asked Zinderman why he was at this truck. He said he bought the truck off of a guy for $100. Mostek told him he was lying.
by Gina Damron 2:14 PM
Mostek: Zinderman placed his hands on the vehicle. Mostek holstered his weapon and then put Zinderman on the ground.
by Gina Damron 2:12 PM
Mostek: At that point, he's being ordered. I'm yelling on him to put his hands on the vehicle.
by Gina Damron 2:12 PM
Mostek: He drew his weapon and ordered Zinderman to stop what he was doing.
by Gina Damron 2:11 PM
Mostek: "My assumption is they are armed and dangerous at that point."
by Gina Damron 2:11 PM
Mostek: He and another officer pulled up and immediately made contact with Zinderman and the teen girl.
by Gina Damron 2:10 PM
Mostek: At about 8:10 a.m., they saw two subjects, a female and male, walk to the truck. Once they got there, Zinderman got into the driver's side. The teen got into the passenger side.
by Gina Damron 2:10 PM
Back to testimony, Mostek said police were watching the truck in the apartment parking lot. They had it under surveillance.
by Gina Damron 2:09 PM
Mostek: About 10 to 12 police officers from two different units arrived to that area. He saw the truck they were searching for parked in an apartment complex.
by Gina Damron 2:06 PM
Mostek: The phone was tracked to Keego Harbor.
by Gina Damron 2:05 PM
The cell phone, earlier testimony indicated, belonged to Young.
by Gina Damron 2:05 PM
Mostek: Received information that Cipriano had fled in a truck that belonged to Young. Inside of the truck was a cell phone.
by Gina Damron 2:04 PM
Mostek: He was called in to look for Tucker Cipriano in Farmington Hills.
by Gina Damron 2:04 PM
Farmington Hills police officer Mark Mostek is testifying.
by Gina Damron 2:02 PM
http://www.freep.com/article/20130624/NEWS03/306240051/mitchell-young-tucker-cipriano-trial-baseball-bat-attack-oakland-county-circuit-court-murder
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Mostek: He interviewed the teen girl and then Zinderman.
by Gina Damron 2:25 PM
Mostek: "Extremely tired, defeated," he said of how Cipriano looked at that point.
by Gina Damron 2:25 PM
Mostek: He had a conversation with Cipriano. Mostek went into the house and retrieved a black shirt with white stripes. Mostek kept that shirt and placed it into evidence.
by Gina Damron 2:24 PM
Mostek: After searching Cipriano, they cleared the house to make sure no one else was inside. Cipriano was lying on the lawn. Mostek picked him up.
by Gina Damron 2:23 PM
Images of Cipriano, shirtless, are being shown in court. One shows a series of cuts on his left lower back.
by Gina Damron 2:22 PM
Mostek: Cipriano "he had a disheveled, grubby appearance to him." Cipriano was not uncooperative. He was sullen.
by Gina Damron 2:21 PM
Mostek: Cipriano also had two credit union cards with account numbers on them and an ATM check card.
by Gina Damron 2:20 PM
Mostek: Everything was removed from Cipriano's pockets, including a cell phone and a pack of cigarettes.
by Gina Damron 2:19 PM
Mostek: Cipriano came out and was ordered to the ground. He was taken into custody. At that point, he was searched. Cipriano was wearing jeans, no shirt, shoes or socks.
by Gina Damron 2:18 PM
Mostek: Police surrounded the house and ordered Cipriano to come out.
by Gina Damron 2:17 PM
Mostek: Police have the address where Cipriano is located.
by Gina Damron 2:16 PM
Mostek: Zinderman had latex gloves in the pocket of his pants.
by Gina Damron 2:16 PM
Mostek: Zinderman and the teen girl were taken into custody and taken to the Keego Harbor police station.
by Gina Damron 2:15 PM
Mostek: He said Cipriano had killed someone and that Zinderman needed to tell him where he was. Zinderman said he hadn't seen Cipriano in a month. Finally Zinderman stated that Cipriano was at their friends' home nearby.
by Gina Damron 2:15 PM
Mostek: Asked Zinderman why he was at this truck. He said he bought the truck off of a guy for $100. Mostek told him he was lying.
by Gina Damron 2:14 PM
Mostek: Zinderman placed his hands on the vehicle. Mostek holstered his weapon and then put Zinderman on the ground.
by Gina Damron 2:12 PM
Mostek: At that point, he's being ordered. I'm yelling on him to put his hands on the vehicle.
by Gina Damron 2:12 PM
Mostek: He drew his weapon and ordered Zinderman to stop what he was doing.
by Gina Damron 2:11 PM
Mostek: "My assumption is they are armed and dangerous at that point."
by Gina Damron 2:11 PM
Mostek: He and another officer pulled up and immediately made contact with Zinderman and the teen girl.
by Gina Damron 2:10 PM
Mostek: At about 8:10 a.m., they saw two subjects, a female and male, walk to the truck. Once they got there, Zinderman got into the driver's side. The teen got into the passenger side.
by Gina Damron 2:10 PM
Back to testimony, Mostek said police were watching the truck in the apartment parking lot. They had it under surveillance.
by Gina Damron 2:09 PM
Mostek: About 10 to 12 police officers from two different units arrived to that area. He saw the truck they were searching for parked in an apartment complex.
by Gina Damron 2:06 PM
Mostek: The phone was tracked to Keego Harbor.
by Gina Damron 2:05 PM
The cell phone, earlier testimony indicated, belonged to Young.
by Gina Damron 2:05 PM
Mostek: Received information that Cipriano had fled in a truck that belonged to Young. Inside of the truck was a cell phone.
by Gina Damron 2:04 PM
Mostek: He was called in to look for Tucker Cipriano in Farmington Hills.
by Gina Damron 2:04 PM
Farmington Hills police officer Mark Mostek is testifying.
by Gina Damron 2:02 PM
http://www.freep.com/article/20130624/NEWS03/306240051/mitchell-young-tucker-cipriano-trial-baseball-bat-attack-oakland-county-circuit-court-murder
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No more questions for Christensen.
by Gina Damron 3:33 PM
Young is fiddling his fingers a bit, which is something we have seen him do throughout this trial.
by Gina Damron 3:32 PM
McCarthy: Is it true both bats were found on that landing?
Christensen: "Yes that is correct."
by Gina Damron 3:29 PM
McCarthy, Young's attorney, is cross examining the witness.
by Gina Damron 3:29 PM
Images of the bats are being shown.
by Gina Damron 3:27 PM
Two bats wre found, she testified.
by Gina Damron 3:26 PM
Christensen: Baseball bats were recovered in the house. They were found on the mid-landing of the stairwell leading down to the basement.
by Gina Damron 3:26 PM
Christensen: A Visa gift card was also found in the truck.
by Gina Damron 3:25 PM
A screwdriver was also recovered outside of the garage, Christensen testified.
by Gina Damron 3:24 PM
A latent print was lifted from the exterior of the window, Christensen testified.
by Gina Damron 3:22 PM
Now being shown is a photo of the Cipriano home garage window, which is open.
by Gina Damron 3:22 PM
Christensen: A black handled knife between the driver and passenger's seats was found.
by Gina Damron 3:22 PM
A cell phone was also found on the floot behind the seats, Christensen testified.
by Gina Damron 3:21 PM
Two receipts with Robert Cipriano's name on them were found in the driver's seat area of the truck.
by Gina Damron 3:21 PM
A receipt was found in the vehicle, Christensen testified. The name on it, she said, was Robert Cipriano.
by Gina Damron 3:20 PM
Photographs of the truck are being shown. In one picture, Christensen testified, a black can be seen. The bag was collected into evidence, she said. A cell phone and a knife were found in the bag, Christensen testified.
by Gina Damron 3:19 PM
Christensen: It was a 2002 Ford Ranger, dark blue.
by Gina Damron 3:17 PM
The vehicle, she said, belonged to Young.
by Gina Damron 3:16 PM
Christensen testified that she processed a truck at the Farmington Hills Police Department.
by Gina Damron 3:16 PM
Bloody latex gloves were found in the master bedroom next to the bed, Christensen testified. An image of the gloves on the carpeting is being shown.
by Gina Damron 3:15 PM
Another piece of the BB gun was found close to the front door, Christensen testified. An image shows the piece of wood.
by Gina Damron 3:12 PM
The next image, Christensen testified, shows the foyer area with stairs heading up and down. Blood can be seen smeared on the floor. There is also another piece of a BB gun near the stairs.
by Gina Damron 3:11 PM
Another picture shows a partial BB gun located in the kitchen. It was near Robert Cipriano's feet, Christensen testifiedl
by Gina Damron 3:10 PM
An image shows blood on the doorframe in the sun room.
by Gina Damron 3:09 PM
Christensen: The cover was taken into evidence.
by Gina Damron 3:08 PM
A little background: Tanner Cipriano hid and called 911 during the attack.
by Gina Damron 3:07 PM
A cover from Tanner Cipriano's bedroom is being shown. It shows a blood stain on the blanket on top of the bed.
by Gina Damron 3:07 PM
Images of items in the home are being projected on a screen.
by Gina Damron 3:06 PM
Christensen: They documented every piece of evidence in the house with evidentiary value.
by Gina Damron 3:05 PM
Christensen: A latent print was lifted from the interior of a Ford Flex on the rear door window and one from the outside driver's door of a Ford Fusion. Another was taken from the exterior of the garage window.
by Gina Damron 3:04 PM
Christensen: There are multiple ways to recover latent prints. One way is to use a black powder and dust a non-porous surface. Then take a clear tape, press and lift and put on contracting white backer.
by Gina Damron 3:03 PM
Christensen: Blood stain pattern analysis experts began working on that in the kitchen.
by Gina Damron 2:59 PM
Christensen: After they went into the scene and examined, she had two colleagues do latent print processing in the garage.
by Gina Damron 2:59 PM
Christensen: She took photographs of the exterior of the house and then moved inside and took interior photographs.
by Gina Damron 2:58 PM
Christensen: She and an evidence technician were on scene.
by Gina Damron 2:57 PM
Nicole Christensen, a crime scene investigator for the Oakland County Sheriff's Office, is testifying.
by Gina Damron 2:54 PM
http://www.freep.com/article/20130624/NEWS03/306240051/mitchell-young-tucker-cipriano-trial-baseball-bat-attack-oakland-county-circuit-court-murder
by Gina Damron 3:33 PM
Young is fiddling his fingers a bit, which is something we have seen him do throughout this trial.
by Gina Damron 3:32 PM
McCarthy: Is it true both bats were found on that landing?
Christensen: "Yes that is correct."
by Gina Damron 3:29 PM
McCarthy, Young's attorney, is cross examining the witness.
by Gina Damron 3:29 PM
Images of the bats are being shown.
by Gina Damron 3:27 PM
Two bats wre found, she testified.
by Gina Damron 3:26 PM
Christensen: Baseball bats were recovered in the house. They were found on the mid-landing of the stairwell leading down to the basement.
by Gina Damron 3:26 PM
Christensen: A Visa gift card was also found in the truck.
by Gina Damron 3:25 PM
A screwdriver was also recovered outside of the garage, Christensen testified.
by Gina Damron 3:24 PM
A latent print was lifted from the exterior of the window, Christensen testified.
by Gina Damron 3:22 PM
Now being shown is a photo of the Cipriano home garage window, which is open.
by Gina Damron 3:22 PM
Christensen: A black handled knife between the driver and passenger's seats was found.
by Gina Damron 3:22 PM
A cell phone was also found on the floot behind the seats, Christensen testified.
by Gina Damron 3:21 PM
Two receipts with Robert Cipriano's name on them were found in the driver's seat area of the truck.
by Gina Damron 3:21 PM
A receipt was found in the vehicle, Christensen testified. The name on it, she said, was Robert Cipriano.
by Gina Damron 3:20 PM
Photographs of the truck are being shown. In one picture, Christensen testified, a black can be seen. The bag was collected into evidence, she said. A cell phone and a knife were found in the bag, Christensen testified.
by Gina Damron 3:19 PM
Christensen: It was a 2002 Ford Ranger, dark blue.
by Gina Damron 3:17 PM
The vehicle, she said, belonged to Young.
by Gina Damron 3:16 PM
Christensen testified that she processed a truck at the Farmington Hills Police Department.
by Gina Damron 3:16 PM
Bloody latex gloves were found in the master bedroom next to the bed, Christensen testified. An image of the gloves on the carpeting is being shown.
by Gina Damron 3:15 PM
Another piece of the BB gun was found close to the front door, Christensen testified. An image shows the piece of wood.
by Gina Damron 3:12 PM
The next image, Christensen testified, shows the foyer area with stairs heading up and down. Blood can be seen smeared on the floor. There is also another piece of a BB gun near the stairs.
by Gina Damron 3:11 PM
Another picture shows a partial BB gun located in the kitchen. It was near Robert Cipriano's feet, Christensen testifiedl
by Gina Damron 3:10 PM
An image shows blood on the doorframe in the sun room.
by Gina Damron 3:09 PM
Christensen: The cover was taken into evidence.
by Gina Damron 3:08 PM
A little background: Tanner Cipriano hid and called 911 during the attack.
by Gina Damron 3:07 PM
A cover from Tanner Cipriano's bedroom is being shown. It shows a blood stain on the blanket on top of the bed.
by Gina Damron 3:07 PM
Images of items in the home are being projected on a screen.
by Gina Damron 3:06 PM
Christensen: They documented every piece of evidence in the house with evidentiary value.
by Gina Damron 3:05 PM
Christensen: A latent print was lifted from the interior of a Ford Flex on the rear door window and one from the outside driver's door of a Ford Fusion. Another was taken from the exterior of the garage window.
by Gina Damron 3:04 PM
Christensen: There are multiple ways to recover latent prints. One way is to use a black powder and dust a non-porous surface. Then take a clear tape, press and lift and put on contracting white backer.
by Gina Damron 3:03 PM
Christensen: Blood stain pattern analysis experts began working on that in the kitchen.
by Gina Damron 2:59 PM
Christensen: After they went into the scene and examined, she had two colleagues do latent print processing in the garage.
by Gina Damron 2:59 PM
Christensen: She took photographs of the exterior of the house and then moved inside and took interior photographs.
by Gina Damron 2:58 PM
Christensen: She and an evidence technician were on scene.
by Gina Damron 2:57 PM
Nicole Christensen, a crime scene investigator for the Oakland County Sheriff's Office, is testifying.
by Gina Damron 2:54 PM
http://www.freep.com/article/20130624/NEWS03/306240051/mitchell-young-tucker-cipriano-trial-baseball-bat-attack-oakland-county-circuit-court-murder
McCarthy: Is it true both bats were found on that landing?
Christensen: "Yes that is correct."
by Gina Damron 3:29 PM
When I read this I thought of flying bats. :floorlaugh:
Thanks so much for your pictures and tweets, Tiger!
Christensen: "Yes that is correct."
by Gina Damron 3:29 PM
When I read this I thought of flying bats. :floorlaugh:
Thanks so much for your pictures and tweets, Tiger!
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Sgt Amanda Crooker, MSP Latent Print Examiner
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Court is in recess. The trial will resume Wednesday afternoon.
by Gina Damron 4:04 PM
Crooker: She did not identify Young's print to any of the latent prints.
by Gina Damron 3:56 PM
McCarthy is cross examining Crooker.
by Gina Damron 3:55 PM
Crooker: She does not know which pane the print was taken from or whether it was from the upper or lower part of the window.
by Gina Damron 3:54 PM
Crooker: Found there were two prints on the window pane of comparison value. The prints were made by Tucker Cipriano.
by Gina Damron 3:53 PM
Crooker: Gloves also impact whether a print can be pulled from an object.
by Gina Damron 3:52 PM
Crooker: Twisting or sliding can distort a print.
by Gina Damron 3:51 PM
Crooker: Heavy pressure or a lot of force can impact the prints. Twisting or sliding can also have an effect.
by Gina Damron 3:51 PM
Crooker testified she was given a pry bar, window screen, screwdriver, s safe with a key in it, a baseball bat, softball bat, a broken BB gun and a knife. She said she did not recover any prints with comparison value from those objects.
Crooker: At some point during the comparison stage, she will make a determination whether they were from the same person.
by Gina Damron 3:45 PM
Crooker: She compares latent prints to known prints.
by Gina Damron 3:43 PM
Crooker: During the analysis, she looks for print ridge flow, ridge path and ridge shape.
by Gina Damron 3:40 PM
Crooker: She examined fingerprints and palm prints.
by Gina Damron 3:39 PM
Amanda Crooker, a latent print examiner with the Michigan State Police, is testifying.
by Gina Damron 3:35 PM
http://www.freep.com/article/20130624/NEWS03/306240051/mitchell-young-tucker-cipriano-trial-baseball-bat-attack-oakland-county-circuit-court-murder
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Court is in recess. The trial will resume Wednesday afternoon.
by Gina Damron 4:04 PM
Crooker: She did not identify Young's print to any of the latent prints.
by Gina Damron 3:56 PM
McCarthy is cross examining Crooker.
by Gina Damron 3:55 PM
Crooker: She does not know which pane the print was taken from or whether it was from the upper or lower part of the window.
by Gina Damron 3:54 PM
Crooker: Found there were two prints on the window pane of comparison value. The prints were made by Tucker Cipriano.
by Gina Damron 3:53 PM
Crooker: Gloves also impact whether a print can be pulled from an object.
by Gina Damron 3:52 PM
Crooker: Twisting or sliding can distort a print.
by Gina Damron 3:51 PM
Crooker: Heavy pressure or a lot of force can impact the prints. Twisting or sliding can also have an effect.
by Gina Damron 3:51 PM
Crooker testified she was given a pry bar, window screen, screwdriver, s safe with a key in it, a baseball bat, softball bat, a broken BB gun and a knife. She said she did not recover any prints with comparison value from those objects.
Crooker: At some point during the comparison stage, she will make a determination whether they were from the same person.
by Gina Damron 3:45 PM
Crooker: She compares latent prints to known prints.
by Gina Damron 3:43 PM
Crooker: During the analysis, she looks for print ridge flow, ridge path and ridge shape.
by Gina Damron 3:40 PM
Crooker: She examined fingerprints and palm prints.
by Gina Damron 3:39 PM
Amanda Crooker, a latent print examiner with the Michigan State Police, is testifying.
by Gina Damron 3:35 PM
http://www.freep.com/article/20130624/NEWS03/306240051/mitchell-young-tucker-cipriano-trial-baseball-bat-attack-oakland-county-circuit-court-murder
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as sad as it is (and lordy it's horrible 
), i find this trial fascinating........how a young person can fall into this life from what seems such a sturdy beginning.....it could happen to anyone and does everyday i'm afraid......
enjoying the attorneys and judge as well.........very professional........
tigerbalm i can't thank u enough for your tweet updates and pics.......you rock!!!:rockon:
i wish i could follow live like i want to......not enough time lol :scared:
so no court until wednesday afternoon?
thanks again!!:seeya:
), i find this trial fascinating........how a young person can fall into this life from what seems such a sturdy beginning.....it could happen to anyone and does everyday i'm afraid......enjoying the attorneys and judge as well.........very professional........
tigerbalm i can't thank u enough for your tweet updates and pics.......you rock!!!:rockon:
i wish i could follow live like i want to......not enough time lol :scared:
so no court until wednesday afternoon?
thanks again!!:seeya:
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as sad as it is (and lordy it's horrible
enjoying the attorneys and judge as well.........very professional........
tigerbalm i can't thank u enough for your tweet updates and pics.......you rock!!!:rockon:
i wish i could follow live like i want to......not enough time lol :scared:
so no court until wednesday afternoon?
thanks again!!:seeya:
Queen Bee, I agree this is a very horrible and sad case, but I find it fascinating as well.
It's not like Cipriano came from a bad home life.
I haven't heard anything about Young's.
Zinderman testified last week that both his parents are professionals.
So why do these kids think life at home is so bad.
I can't for the life of me, imagine ever hurting my family members or a friend's family members, like Cipriano and Young did.
Well let's be honest, I can't imagine hurting anyone.
It is a breath of fresh air to watch both sides and the judge being professional.
Correct, no court until Wed afternoon according to Gina from the Detroit Free Press.
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I forgot to mention I was watching a marathon of Beyond Scared Straight episodes this weekend.
Two of the episodes were at the Oakland County Jail, one of the male section, one of the female section.
Cipriano and Young are being held at the Oakland County Jail.
So if anyone is interested in where they are being held, I'll post links to the episodes.
Beyond Scared Straight Season 2, Ep. 2 "Oakland County, MI"
Oakland County, Michigan is a stone's throw from Detroit's infamous 8-Mile and the streets here are just as tough - but the deputies and inmates who run Oakland County Jail's "Turn-Around" program are even tougher. They are physical, vocal and in-your-face. They may have met their match in Brandon, a drug-dealing teen who proves himself with his fists.
Amazon.com: Beyond Scared Straight: Season 2, Episode 2 "Oakland County, MI": Amazon Instant Video
Beyond Scared Straight Season 2, Ep. 11 "Oakland County, MI (Girls)"
Outside Detroit, a teen trio of female troublemakers discovers their bond is not tight enough to survive even a day inside a women's lockup.
Amazon.com: Beyond Scared Straight: Season 2, Episode 11 "Oakland County, MI (Girls)": Amazon Instant Video
Two of the episodes were at the Oakland County Jail, one of the male section, one of the female section.
Cipriano and Young are being held at the Oakland County Jail.
So if anyone is interested in where they are being held, I'll post links to the episodes.
Beyond Scared Straight Season 2, Ep. 2 "Oakland County, MI"
Oakland County, Michigan is a stone's throw from Detroit's infamous 8-Mile and the streets here are just as tough - but the deputies and inmates who run Oakland County Jail's "Turn-Around" program are even tougher. They are physical, vocal and in-your-face. They may have met their match in Brandon, a drug-dealing teen who proves himself with his fists.
Amazon.com: Beyond Scared Straight: Season 2, Episode 2 "Oakland County, MI": Amazon Instant Video
Beyond Scared Straight Season 2, Ep. 11 "Oakland County, MI (Girls)"
Outside Detroit, a teen trio of female troublemakers discovers their bond is not tight enough to survive even a day inside a women's lockup.
Amazon.com: Beyond Scared Straight: Season 2, Episode 11 "Oakland County, MI (Girls)": Amazon Instant Video
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TigerBalm...Thank you kindly for all your photos and updates. And also for taking a shot at answering my questions. :floorlaugh:
You are greatly appreciated, on this thread and on so many other threads that you enrich. :rockon:
You are greatly appreciated, on this thread and on so many other threads that you enrich. :rockon:
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Is feed dead? court adjourned? me crazy?
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Judge took the day off to go fishing. :floorlaugh:
Seriously, there is no court today or tomorrow morning. I think the judge said 1 o'clock Wednesday. C U then. :seeya:
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