TOUCHED TIDINGS

ok, good enough Karl and Scott. I'll keep submitting them. I have tons of stories and all true.

Thanx for replying and stay well. :laugh:

Gary

DAEMONICUSMEDICUS wrote:

Sorry, but I prefer juice much better than either Coca-Cola or Pepsi-Cola. They can beat the h*ll outta each other for all I care. I just want my juice, pomegranate juice in particular.

im not sure if that was said in humour or not ? but in response i say i prefer kiwis!! :evil: :silly: :lol:



yeah keep this stuff acoming gary, and everybody, it cheers my day....

xx suzan xx

In October 2007, in Charlottesville, Virginia U.S.A., a judge found white-nationalist leader Kevin Strom not guilty of the sexual enticement of an 11-year-old girl, despite humiliating testimony from Strom's wife.

According to prosecutors, she (also a white nationalist activist) had caught him at home naked, masturbating to photos of nude women whose faces had been replaced by face shots of two prominent but very young white-nationalist singers.

Subsequently, charges were filed over Strom's obsession with a local girl (to whom he had sent presents and about whom he had described his feelings to his psychotherapist.)

However, in the end, a federal judge said the obsession did not amount to a crime (though Strom remains in jail on a child pornography charge).

In September 2007 in Bridgeport, Connecticut U.S.A., Anthony Azzapardi, 80, agreed to plead guilty in connection with a sexual encounter with a 5-year-old girl.

Until recently, his story was that the girl had aggressively led him by the hand into the bedroom, pushed him down on the bed, and sexually assaulted him.

Monsignor Tommaso Stenico, an official with the Vatican's Congregation for the Clergy, was suspended in October 2007 when he was recognized in a hidden camera TV documentary about gay priests. However, he told the La Repubblica newsapaper in Rome a few days later that he is not gay, but was only pretending to make sexual advances to a man in order to gain the trust of \"those who damage the image of the Church with homosexual activity.\"

Monsignor Tommaso Stenico, an official with the Vatican's Congregation for the Clergy, was suspended in October 2007 when he was recognized in a hidden camera TV documentary about gay priests. However, he told the La Repubblica newsapaper in Rome a few days later that he is not gay, but was only pretending to make sexual advances to a man in order to gain the trust of \"those who damage the image of the Church with homosexual activity.\"