Not that theres any excuse for these types of actions, but I have a feeling as more and more people get financially stressed out and have to work two jobs to barely get by, this type of reaction is going to get more and more common.
you know, I thought this fact was very suspicious:
"The note, Cannatella said, indicated the woman was killed early in the morning of October 5, in apparent conflict with the landlord's account of seeing them that day."
They better do an autopsy on the man - it seems odd, also, that both the man and the woman would tell the landlord details of their personal life, having just put down a deposit for the apt.
I bet the landlord is an Ashkenazi! He may have done it for the deposit money...you know, goyim lives are normally worthless, he figured he may as well get to keep a few bucks instead of giving it back before they moved out...
Vicious crime is up under Bush's World so says the police chiefs of this country at their annual meeting. There will always be crime in every society, but the rise of vicious crimes is an indication that a society doesn't care anymore.
This is a tragic story, but it's no different than the murder of a social worker recently who had brought a couple's baby boy for a supervised visit only to have this couple bludgeon this woman to death, steal her credit cards and her car, and then run from the law.
No remorse or rational thinking in today's world. It saddens me.
Something is terribly wrong with this country when a dispute over rent ends in this. After Hurricane Katrina, Zackery Bowen and his girlfriend Adriane Hall appeared in news stories as examples of young people who had pressed on in the battered city despite evacuation orders and a lack of power and water.
Their story came to a disturbing end this week: Bowen leapt to his death from a hotel, leaving a note that led police to a French Quarter apartment where they found a woman's charred head on the stove, limbs in the oven and torso in the refrigerator.
* * * In [a] note, Bowen wrote: "I scared myself not by the action of calmly strangling the woman I've loved for one and a half years .... but by my entire lack of remorse," according to The Times-Picayune newspaper, which said it had obtained a copy of the note.
Bowen wrote that he had $1,500 in cash and spent it lavishly before killing himself, the newspaper reported: "So that's what I did: good food, good drugs, good strippers, good friends and any loose ends I may have had."
A woman who identified herself as Priestess Miriam Chamani in the Voodoo Spiritual Temple and Cultural Center below the apartment said the couple had recently moved in.
* * * The apartment's owner, Leo Watermeier, said he last saw Hall on October 5, four days after the couple put down a deposit on the one-bedroom, $750-a month apartment. [!!!] Later that day, Watermeier said, Bowen called him, angrily saying the woman was kicking him out.
Watermeier said Hall told him she had caught the boyfriend cheating.
The motive appeared to be A DISPUTE OVER RENT, police spokesman and chief of detectives Anthony Cannatella said. It indicated Bowen strangled the woman after an argument and cut up her body with a hand saw and knife, according to police.
"He took his life to compensate for the life he had taken," Cannatella said.
The note, Cannatella said, indicated the woman was killed early in the morning of October 5, in apparent conflict with the landlord's account of seeing them that day.
A story published by Newhouse News Service last year described the couple gathering tree limbs for cooking fires and trading alcohol -- easy to get because of their jobs as bartenders -- for clean water.
They also found a creative way to make sure police kept patrolling their home: a story in The New York Times included her flashing her breasts at officers to make sure they drove by.
"We've been able to see the stars for the first time," Hall told Newhouse after the storm last year. "Before, this was a 24-hour lit city. Now it's peaceful."
Holly Jacker, who tended bar with Bowen, said he was outgoing and a hit with the ladies.
"Women loved him," she said Wednesday night, over the din of music in at Buffa's, the dimly lit bar. "He was gorgeous, charming, a big fat flirt."
Detective Ronald Ruiz said police hoped to make a positive ID of the body, using DNA or dental records, sometime next week. He said police estimated the dismembered woman was in her mid to late-20s.
Joy Spaulding, who works at the nearby Nawlin's Flava cafe, said she occasionally saw Hall and Bowen. "To be honest, they seemed like a real nice couple. They were good-looking people, young people trying to do something with their lives," she said.Now, they're just two morecasualties of this debt-ridden, opportunistic, cannibalistic economy.
Mind you, 'rent' at its current outrageous levels is nothing more than another form of INTEREST - only instead of exploiting your need for money,they exploit your need for LAND.
10 Comments
Close this window Jump to comment formNot that theres any excuse for these types of actions, but I have a feeling as more and more people get financially stressed out and have to work two jobs to barely get by, this type of reaction is going to get more and more common.
Sad and maddening
Thursday, October 19, 2006
When I first saw that it was over a dispute about rent, I almost screamed.
And that bastard was charging them $750 for a f*cking one BR apt over a God-forsaken voodoo store, in a freaking disaster zone! WTF?
What a greedy bastard!
Well, now he has to look for tenants to rent an apartment where a woman was dismembered and her head left on the stove.
I hope he never rents it again.
Thursday, October 19, 2006
If I was Ruiz, instead of doing inventory on body parts, I'd be doing an inventory on Leo Watermeier.
Thursday, October 19, 2006
you know, I thought this fact was very suspicious:
"The note, Cannatella said, indicated the woman was killed early in the morning of October 5, in apparent conflict with the landlord's account of seeing them that day."
They better do an autopsy on the man - it seems odd, also, that both the man and the woman would tell the landlord details of their personal life, having just put down a deposit for the apt.
Very, very suspicious.
Plus, he gets to KEEP the deposit!
Thursday, October 19, 2006
I bet the landlord is an Ashkenazi!
He may have done it for the deposit money...you know, goyim lives are normally worthless, he figured he may as well get to keep a few bucks instead of giving it back before they moved out...
Thursday, October 19, 2006
Vicious crime is up under Bush's World so says the police chiefs of this country at their annual meeting. There will always be crime in every society, but the rise of vicious crimes is an indication that a society doesn't care anymore.
This is a tragic story, but it's no different than the murder of a social worker recently who had brought a couple's baby boy for a supervised visit only to have this couple bludgeon this woman to death, steal her credit cards and her car, and then run from the law.
No remorse or rational thinking in today's world. It saddens me.
Friday, October 20, 2006
a little peice of iraq, nothing to see here , keep moving
Friday, October 20, 2006
talk about falling apart at the seams..no punt intended.
Friday, October 20, 2006
This comment has been removed by a blog administrator.
Tuesday, October 24, 2006
For excellent comments on this and another somewhat related story . . .
there are some very sick people in this world.
:(
Sunday, December 03, 2006