The police in East Texas were led on a fruitless search on Tuesday evening when a woman, claiming to be a psychic, called in a sensational tip, saying she knew of a mass grave where dozens of dismembered bodies were buried. Equipped with a search warrant and cadaver-sniffing dogs, deputies from the Liberty County Sheriff’s Office converged on a home on a narrow country road near Hardin — about an hour outside Houston — in search of a macabre crime scene. ... But in the end, there was no grave, there were no bodies and there was no sign that any crime had been committed.I wouldn't be surprised to learn that the cops in Texas used haruspicy as an investigative tool.
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
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Texas may hopefully be the only place in this country where the cops can get a search warrant based solely on the word of a self-proclaimed psychic.
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This is East Texas where they have more teen pregnancies than teeth in most families.
ReplyDeleteOh it's not just Texas. Got the SWAT to take out the evildoeers, gotta use them.
ReplyDeleteSWAT called on defaulted student loan