- The Tanner Horner trial continued yesterday with the defense presenting more experts. Every single one of them does not go well for them.
- We finally got an ID on the person killed in the tornado at Runaway Bay. "Family members identified the victim as 52-year-old Juan Madrid of Runaway Bay. Madrid worked as a landscaper and lived at the Wise County home for 20 years along with wife Gloria Avina and their four children."
- This is a wild headline, but that's all the information we have.
- Attempted assassination updates:
- When all is said and done, I bet we will learn that the Secret Service agent who was hit in the shooting on Saturday night was the victim of friendly fire. Just look how carefully the complaint, filed yesterday, is worded.
- And I'm not sure the would-be shooter even fired a shot at all when you consider this:
- And what is this crazy obsession with the Ballroom's construction being justified because of the incident?
- Flashback:
- Uh...
- We have become the dumbest country.
- I've got questions. On Wednesday, April 22, defense attorney Adam Muery filed a motion to withdraw from the case during trial due to ethical conflicts, according to Calhoun County District Attorney Sara Rodriguez.
- Oh, my.
- A Waco federal judge announced last week that he would be leaving to head back to private practice. From the looks of it, that sounds like a good thing:
- Texas Tech's new star quarterback seems to be in a bit of a pickle. Is he going to come back?
- Can you really blame Iran for wanting a nuclear weapon? No one is going to bomb and put a blockade around North Korea.
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