Dancing Suddenly Okay Again in Cottonwood Heights
The Dancing Man of Cottonwood Heights has been exonerated. Though questions remain.
The Dancing Man of Cottonwood Heights has been exonerated. Though questions remain.
Spoiler: it’s not against the law.
There was no foul on the play.
Does administering a “wet willy” qualify as a crime? Well … it depends.
It was totally unfair that the victims had a backup set.
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In which a DEA testifies to witnessing “rabbits that had cultivated a taste for … marijuana,” and had lost all motivation.
When Michael Daly wrote at The Daily Beast that convicted murderer Saul Rodriguez "bawled like a psychopathic baby" at his sentencing, he probably meant that Rodriguez is a psychopath who bawled like a baby, not literally that he bawled like a…