Reiser found guilty of murder

[johnhpus]

http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/04/28/no. ... index.html

I guess even smart people have a really time getting away with that sort of thing.

On a silly note, I fantasize about his lawyer jumping up in court and yelling "Exception, Your Honor!". (you don't know how long I spent mining for a pun... I had to settle for that, but I'm sure there must be a few gems out there)

[warmi]

Being able to code signifies nothing ... beside being able to code, that is.

[itien]

"General exception: resource "wife" cannot be found"
Well, let's stick with the XFS then!

On a serious note thou - typical bureaucracy, took them so long to finally figure that out. Surely, there were no quicker ways to find him guilty...

[FrameFever]

Also found inside the car, according to police, was a roll of trash bags, masking tape, a siphon pump, absorbent towels and two books: "Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets," by David Simon, about the Baltimore police homicide squad, and "Masterpieces of Murder," by Jonathan Goodman, about notorious murder cases.

source:http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.c ... 003&sc=799

that's like a bad joke from the simpsons.

[MikeR80]

I fantasize about his lawyer jumping up in court and yelling "Exception, Your Honor!".

I was subjected to two weeks of jury duty in the UK last year and was disappointed when the lawyers didn't shout objection every five minutes or insult each other

Also found inside the car, according to police, was a roll of trash bags, masking tape, a siphon pump, absorbent towels and two books: "Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets," by David Simon, about the Baltimore police homicide squad, and "Masterpieces of Murder," by Jonathan Goodman, about notorious murder cases.

The number of times i've seen somebody getting convicted on forensic detectives or similar because the police found a receipt for their entire murder kit is quite funny.

[betajaen]

I was subjected to two weeks of jury duty in the UK last year and was disappointed when the lawyers didn't shout objection every five minutes or insult each other

Yes, but we say "Thanks awfully, old chap" every other sentence so, it wouldn't sound very threatening.

[Kencho]

Seems he led the police to the grave of his late wife

[mr. iknoweverything]

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?tit ... 7#Features

bwahahah! !!! ! ! .... ahem