Two weeks ago, Evans said her father hit the lottery and told everyone he was a winner before cashing in the ticket.
Enough said. I didn't need read any further. Still a sad story nonetheless.
So does the killer have the ticket ? how will he claim it ?
gotta be more to this
If enough information is known about the winning ticket, shouldn't be hard to nab the killer(s), as it will be just a matter of time, before this
ticket will be attempted to be cashed in.
Assuming its over $600, so ID and information about where and when the ticket was purchased will be required. There should be a stupidity award
given to the culprit, once apprehended.
Why would the police say that the house was "a place where drug deals went down",if they didn't suspect the couple of dealing drugs?
Quote: Originally posted by mcginnin56 on May 16, 2012
If enough information is known about the winning ticket, shouldn't be hard to nab the killer(s), as it will be just a matter of time, before this
ticket will be attempted to be cashed in.
Assuming its over $600, so ID and information about where and when the ticket was purchased will be required. There should be a stupidity award
given to the culprit, once apprehended.
The news report said the culprit/s accessed the house through a secret door at the rear of the house and left behind cash, jewelry and a coin collection. The only thing that was taken is the ALLEGED LOTTERY TICKET.
Stabbing usually reflects a crime of passion. Things that make you go hmmm....
Quote: Originally posted by rad242 on May 16, 2012
The news report said the culprit/s accessed the house through a secret door at the rear of the house and left behind cash, jewelry and a coin collection. The only thing that was taken is the ALLEGED LOTTERY TICKET.
Stabbing usually reflects a crime of passion. Things that make you go hmmm....
Her daughter kill him and took the lottery ticket period end of story.
Quote: Originally posted by ILOVEPICK3 on May 16, 2012
Her daughter kill him and took the lottery ticket period end of story.
Sure...anythings possible. Maybe it was their dog. That would buy a lot of bones.
Sad but sometime it's best to be hush about it when it comes to money. More reason for other states to be able to claim anonymous.
Her daughter heard that her parents win lottery so the fly back and kill them both and took their ticket and fly back to their home and call her parent for happy mother day...
Detroit Police investigators believe the murders are connected to drugs that they say were being sold at the home. Sources say William Evans, who is known in the neighborhood as "Dollar Bill", was involved in the sale of heroin.
"Dollar Bill" - Sounds as though PAPA had a reputation in the neighborhood!
Quote: Originally posted by rad242 on May 16, 2012
Detroit Police investigators believe the murders are connected to drugs that they say were being sold at the home. Sources say William Evans, who is known in the neighborhood as "Dollar Bill", was involved in the sale of heroin.
"Dollar Bill" - Sounds as though PAPA had a reputation in the neighborhood!
Good deduction Sherlock! You'll crack this case yet.
I think you got your panties in a knot over nothing and now you are a looking for a graceful way out.
Quote: Originally posted by Cletu$2 on May 16, 2012
I think you got your panties in a knot over nothing and now you are a looking for a graceful way out.
LOL nothing is in a knot over here. Seems you are the one getting upset because you made a comment that made no sense, simply b/c you didn't read the story correctly.
I'm not looking for a "Graceful way out". I read at a very high level, and fully understood the quotes from the Police & The Evans Family.
All good though. You asked a question on a public forum, and I answered it. Don't get all upset if you didn't like the answer. Arguing over this is quite juvenile.
Quote: Originally posted by B$Rizzle on May 16, 2012
LOL nothing is in a knot over here. Seems you are the one getting upset because you made a comment that made no sense, simply b/c you didn't read the story correctly.
I'm not looking for a "Graceful way out". I read at a very high level, and fully understood the quotes from the Police & The Evans Family.
All good though. You asked a question on a public forum, and I answered it. Don't get all upset if you didn't like the answer. Arguing over this is quite juvenile.
You know,its <snip>suckers like you that make me proud that I'm going to be barred from posting on this site.I can live without this site and won't miss many of the regulars here.Most of them are like you,insufferable <snip>ING morons.There are a few exceptions and they know who they are.But you my friend,rank right up there with McGinin for stupidity.You confuse quantity of posts with intelligence.Nothing about your posts stand out as being intelligent...nothing,<snip>!See ya in the funny papers,PRICK.
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Quote: Originally posted by Lucky SOB on May 16, 2012
i wonder how much money is worth killing over?
money??...hell,people are getting killed over sneakers and newport cigarettes.
...However I agree that the daughters will be watched for some time.It would be pretty stupid if one of em did do it because as someone said,the ticket has to be cashed.
Nice of the presstitutes to mention a secret door and also provide a list of items not yet taken, to help out any crooks running late to the action. Should've reported the winning numbers, while they were at it.
Quote: Originally posted by Lucky SOB on May 16, 2012
i wonder how much money is worth killing over?
A few years ago a middle aged couple were walking home from their neighbors house one night here in Baltimore. A thug
stuck his gun in the man's face and said "give me your money." The man only had 52 cents. The thug shot and killed him.
So, to answer your question, not much.
Quote: Originally posted by B$Rizzle on May 16, 2012
LOL nothing is in a knot over here. Seems you are the one getting upset because you made a comment that made no sense, simply b/c you didn't read the story correctly.
I'm not looking for a "Graceful way out". I read at a very high level, and fully understood the quotes from the Police & The Evans Family.
All good though. You asked a question on a public forum, and I answered it. Don't get all upset if you didn't like the answer. Arguing over this is quite juvenile.
You are right that was a odd statement even for a slanted right thinking LP Members on what they cocecived to be Blacks on Welfare and dealing drugs. This by far does not out weight the facts that these people was robbed of their lives over a lottery ticket and there are members on here with laughter and jokes .
Shame on you, anyone who part took in this shamful act.Yes , I said SHAME ON YOU.
I think the couple thought they were still living in 60's where It would have been ok to tell people they won that much. nowadays you can't even tell people you won 5 dollars
Quote: Originally posted by Cletu$2 on May 16, 2012
You know,its <snip>suckers like you that make me proud that I'm going to be barred from posting on this site.I can live without this site and won't miss many of the regulars here.Most of them are like you,insufferable <snip>ING morons.There are a few exceptions and they know who they are.But you my friend,rank right up there with McGinin for stupidity.You confuse quantity of posts with intelligence.Nothing about your posts stand out as being intelligent...nothing,<snip>!See ya in the funny papers,PRICK.
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In his own unique way B$Rizzle, I think we both just received the highest compliments I can remember in quite some time.
Quote: Originally posted by dallascowboyfan on May 16, 2012
Just sad........Does anyone know what game he/they won
That little fact was never shared only that he was known to play and win the 3 and 4 ball games regularly. I imagine if it were the state lottery or a multi state lottery game this would be a much larger story and they would have specified which jackpot.
Quote: Originally posted by rad242 on May 16, 2012
That little fact was never shared only that he was known to play and win the 3 and 4 ball games regularly. I imagine if it were the state lottery or a multi state lottery game this would be a much larger story and they would have specified which jackpot.
So were probably not talking about some huge sum of money here. All the more reason, this double homicide was such a tragedy.
Probably the killer(s) were jacked up on some crack cocaine, to have followed through on this insane act over relative small potatoes.
Quote: Originally posted by rad242 on May 16, 2012
That little fact was never shared only that he was known to play and win the 3 and 4 ball games regularly. I imagine if it were the state lottery or a multi state lottery game this would be a much larger story and they would have specified which jackpot.
Thanks rad.
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