Daily Commentary – Thursday, May 8, 2014 – Move Over Ferris Bueller, Miami Teen Charged With Hacking School Computer to Change Grades

• 18yr old Jose Bautista accused of changing grades for himself and some other students

39 Year Old Jason Wayne Autry Indicted on Aggravated Kidnapping & First Degree Murder Charges in Case of Missing Holly Bobo … Prosecutors Plan to Indict Shayne Kyle Austin

SECOND INDIVIDUAL CHARGED IN CASE OF MISSING HOLLY BOBO … MORE TO COME.

39 year old Jason Wayne Autry has been charged with aggravated kidnapping and first degree murder in the 2011 disappearance of Tennessee nursing student Holly Bobo.  Autry was  already in prison, currently serving a three-year sentence in Riverbend Maximum Security Institution, for an unrelated assault conviction. Previously, Zachary Adams was indicted last month on the same kidnapping and murder charges. Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director Mark Gwyn stated that he believes that there are more people with information and possible involvement said, “expect more announcements in the coming days and weeks.” Holly Bobo went missing on April 13, 2011 in Darden, Tennessee.

According to the documents, prosecutors plan to indict Shayne Kyle Austin, who previously had been granted immunity in exchange for his cooperation in the investigation.

The state voided the immunity agreement because Austin was not completely truthful and forthcoming, according to an email from Assistant District Attorney General Beth Boswell to Austin’s lawyer, Luke Evans. The email was sent on March 27.

Jason Wayne Autry

A second man has been charged with murder in the 2011 disappearance of Tennessee nursing student Holly Bobo.

Other suspects can expect police to be “on their doorstep” soon, Tennessee’s top investigator told reporters Tuesday.

Jason Wayne Autry, who is already in prison for an unrelated assault conviction, was indicted on especially aggravated kidnapping and first-degree murder charges by a special grand jury Tuesday, Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director Mark Gwyn said at a news conference in Decaturville Tuesday afternoon.

Autry, 39, was a longtime friend of Zachary Adams, 29, who was indicted last month on the same kidnapping and murder charges, Gwyn said. Autry, from Holladay, Tennessee, has a lengthy criminal history, he said.

For more updates, provide your opinions on the ase and read others, go to Scared Monkeys Missing Persons Forum: Holly Bobo.

14 Year Old Solomon Pule Charged As Adult In Rape Of His 8 Year Old Female Cousin … Threatened to Cut Her Of She Screamed

OH DEAR GOD …

14 year old Solomon Pule has been charged in the rape of his own 8 year old female cousin. Baltimore City Police arrested the 14-year old boy on charges that he sexually assaulted an 8 year old girl, Pule will be tried as an adult. Pule was caught in the act by his mother as she came down stairs and saw her son on top of his 8 year old cousin with his pants down and her skirt lifted. UNREAL.  The victim told police that Pule threatened her with the scissors to keep her quiet she was told, “if I scream to tell you he was going to cut me.”  Police say Pule admitted to the crime.

Solomon Pule, 14, was turned in to authorities last Monday by his mother, according to CBS Baltimore.

A probable cause statement, obtained by Fox News Baltimore, said Pule’s mother came downstairs to see the teen mounting his young cousin on a love seat. The little girl’s skirt was lifted, Pule’s pants were down, and a pair of scissors sat next to the two, according to the statement.

“He told me if I was to scream that he was going to cut me,” the victim told police. “He shoved his thing in me.”

So let’s understand this, not only did this 14 year old rape his 8 year old cousin, he also threatened he with violence to keep her quiet? What kind a sociopath do we have on our hands?

Daily Commentary – Tuesday, April 29, 2014 – Paul Simon Charged With Disorderly Conduct

• The 72 year old Simon and his 48 year old wife were both arrested following an altercation between the two of them this weekend

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25 Year Old Kevin “Kayvon” Edson Arrested for Bringing Backpack to Boston Marathon Finish Line

There is always one idiot in the crowd …

25 year old Kevin Edson was arrested Tuesday after leaving his backpack unattended at the finish line of the Boston Marathon. The area was evacuated  on the one-year anniversary of last year’s Boston Marathon bombings after  police said two backpacks had been found in the area. The Boston police executed a controlled detonation of two suspicious bags.  Kevin Edson faces charges of threatening battery, disorderly conduct, possession of a hoax explosive device, threats to commit a crime, disturbing a public assembly and disturbing the peace.

Edson can be seen here in this VIDEO walking down the street in a bizarre manner.

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Kevin Edson, a 25-year-old Boston man, was detained Tuesday night and the area near the Boston Marathon finish line evacuated after an unattended backpack was found.

Boston Police said a backpack was left unattended by the finish line at 6:50 p.m. There was a second bag, but that was not left by the suspect. The Boylston Street area was shut down for about 3 hours, with pedestrians and motorists asked to avoid the area.

NECN witnessed a man being put in the back of a police cruiser on Tuesday night. Boston Police said the suspect faces charges of threatening battery, disorderly conduct, possession of a hoax explosive device, threats to commit a crime, disturbing a public assembly and disturbing the peace. According to the Suffolk District Attorney, he is expected to be arraigned on those charges Wednesday in Boston Municipal Court.

“With the marathon coming, we are taking it seriously,” Boston Police Superintendent Randall Halstead said. “Our officers have been trained in looking for any kind of suspicious activity. I want to emphasize the fact that the safety of the public is utmost, and the training my officers have gone through will come to the forefront. That’s what we’re going to do to make this the best marathon in the wake of last year.”