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    Carmen Huertas

    _MG_8116.JPGYou would think that after the Diane Schuler tragedy people would have learned to a. not fill a vehicle up with children and drive while intoxicated and b. not stand by and let someone else fill up a car with children and drive while intoxicated. That’s what you would think, anyway.

    Sadly, I have to report to you another case of a jackass doing just what I described in (a.) while several people, for reasons I will never understand, acted on (b.). One man in particular behaved in an especially outrageous manner in this regard, enough so that he almost earned himself a nomination to the PYSIH All-Star team. More on that later.


    Christopher Swiridowsky

    Christopher SwiridowskyI don’t like hit and run drivers. They really aggravate me, especially the ones who injure or kill people and take off because they are cowards and just can’t face what they’ve done.

    The jackass pictured on the left, Christopher Swiridowsky, age 30, of Providence RI, took hit and run driving to a whole new level early Sunday morning when he fled the scene of an accident with one of his victims impaled on the windshield of his car. How fortunate for us that before he did this he took this ridiculous picture of himself and posted it on his MySpace homepage. Very fortunate indeed.


    Diane Schuler

    Diane ShulerI had a very hard time starting this story. When I first read about what Diane Schuler had done, I knew I had to write about her. Soon, it became more than just a story to me. It became almost an obsession, as I was driven to find out all I could about this 36-year-old woman, her family, and that fateful morning in late July.

    By all accounts, Diane Schuler was a superb mom, doting on her daughter Erin, 2, and son Bryan, 5, and her husband Daniel was head over heels in love with her. It seemed that she had everything she could ever dream of, and the Schulers appeared to everyone to be a strong, happy family.


    Katie L. Stockton

    Katie Stockton Booking PhotoI like to think that being from Michigan and braving the harsh winters the state has to offer makes me somewhat of an expert on surviving the cold. I also like to think I am in a position to say freezing to death would be one of the most heinous ways to die.

    I spent last winter on the border of North Dakota/Montana—and if facing a Michigan winter didn’t lead me to this conclusion, then North Dakota winters certainly would have. Being bitterly cold is by far one of the most dreadful positions I have ever been in.


    Katherine Nadal

    Katherine Nadal 2Do you remember a younger, simpler time in your life? I do. Everything was good. Bedtime was reliable, friendships were solid, no one stressed about money or expected you to care about anything other than keeping your grades up and making it to soccer practice on time. Maybe you had a family dog. Remember blaming everything on the dog? You know how it goes. “The dog ate my homework, teacher!” Or maybe “I couldn’t find my algebra book, the dog took it!” Everything usually got blamed on the dog if it was within reason. Mud all over the couch? Dog. Spilled Kool-Aid all over mom’s recently steam cleaned white carpet? Wouldn’t you know it, the dog did it again! But alas, then you get older and you realize that you are now accountable for your own actions. You can’t blame everything on the dog anymore. So when Katherine Nadal told police that her 6 pound puppy was responsible for slicing off her infant son’s genitals, people were obviously a bit skeptical.


    Thomas Scott Grobbel

    Thomas Scott GrobbelYou know what! I’ve got a novel idea!  Let’s all go out, get so drunk we can’t even see straight and then drive pickup trucks until we can find a minivan full of loving family members to kill!

    This is twenty-four-year-old Thomas Scott Grobbel, a man so drunk, police allege that he played bumper cars with a guard rail in a McDonalds drive through, a short time before he decided to go drive his car through the back of this mini-van.


    Donta Cradock And Ivan Rodriguez

    CrashSuspectsI’d like you to meet Donta Cradock and Ivan Rodriguez. Donta, 18, and Ivan, are stepbrothers. Both have extensive police records, both as juveniles and now as young adults. Both were also wanted by police for reasons involving not showing up to face pending charged against them. Donta and Ivan, hmmm, how should I put this? Well, Dante and Ivan suck.

    Donta Cradock’s mother, Vanessa Cradock, said that he has been in and out of juvenile facilities since he was 13 years old, and had convictions for Armed Robbery and Grand Theft Auto. Recently he was being held in a Pittsburgh lockup for a 2006 armed convenience store holdup where he racked up an unbelievable list of charges in an attempt to steal a sixpack of beer (See Court Records). He was given a pass around Easter time for a visit home, but mom said he refused to go back.


    Christopher E. Coleman

    christopher-coleman-arrestIf you’ve been following the news the last few months, you’ve probably noticed what amounts to an epidemic of men and women killing their families. There’s been a lot of speculation on why this has been happening, much of it based on the condition of the economy and the associated stress that comes with job loss, home mortgage foreclosure and a dwindling bank account.

    How much the economy was affecting Christopher Coleman, 32, is unknown. What is know is that Coleman was arrested on May 19th, 2009, accused of murdering his wife Sheri Coleman, 31, and the couple’s sons, Garett, 11, and Gavin, 9.


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