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AP…Pittsburgh…
“””Clayton Lee Waagner led the high life..arrested with a stolen Winnebago.. with his wife and 8 of his 9 shildren…
the hotels he stayed in-always paying cash-became better and better. They were fancy surroundings for a man whose family lives in an unpainted one-story house off a gravel road, insulation visible on the wooden walls, tape holding together a handrail up to the rickety porch.”””
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At least the house is insulated!
Rich Beckman
*Hey Mike: Watched an interview with his wife on local channel KDKA in Pittsburgh. When asked (with said mentioned ultimate testament to procrastination in the background and a little one tree hugging her leg) what she would say to her husband if given the chance, she laughed and said "I would knock some sense into him".....Real class act these two are.
*all the time in the universe to save the world and procreate and multiply.. but .. just gotta go off and be god's warrior...and where was it that charity begins ?hah, hah, hah
*Hey Mike , Sorry to be a dumb Canuck but who is Clayton Wagner ? PS Delivery fell through at about the same time as I lost my hard drive to the sircam virus
*ok , novy.... we'll rent the room to someone else.. Clayton was the latest guy the FBI areested on their 10 most wanted.. he was a bank robber who's life mission was to intimidate abortion centers....with 9 kids , i guess the devil made 'em do it......hah, hah, hah...
*Wow ! What a piece of work that is ! ( Did a search ) What is the reference to him being a carp ? Promise to try to lock a Newport delivery for next year.RF
*Novy 7....Duuuuuuude.......
*Rich, Diditdid I know you and how are ya anyway ?
*mike,is that the wako that was mailing hundreds of letters threatening anthrax upon abortion clinics?
*stephen... yes , the very same... guess life was just too dull....
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AP...Pittsburgh...
"""Clayton Lee Waagner led the high life..arrested with a stolen Winnebago.. with his wife and 8 of his 9 shildren...
the hotels he stayed in-always paying cash-became better and better. They were fancy surroundings for a man whose family lives in an unpainted one-story house off a gravel road, insulation visible on the wooden walls, tape holding together a handrail up to the rickety porch."""