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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

American Family Values: Save The Children, Kill The Mother

(CBS/WBNS) LOGAN, Ohio - Family and friends of Summer Inman, the Ohio mother of three who was allegedly kidnapped by her estranged husband and his parents more than a week ago, came together on Monday night for a vigil to pray for her safety.

Pictures: Missing Ohio woman Summer Inman

Inman has been missing since last Tuesday.
We thought the family values fascists were in favor of a two-parent, opposite-sex family. Guess not.
Inman's estranged husband, William A. Inman, 26, and his parents, William A. Inman, 47, and Sandra Inman, 46 remain in the Southeast Ohio Regional Jail after their arrests last week, reports the station.

In court documents pertaining to William and Summer Inman's divorce, Summer claimed her husband "threatened to kill" her if she ever "took the children from him." She also said her husband would take her car keys, wallet and cell phone to leave her "captive" in their own home, the station reports.

She also stated in the documents that her in-laws would "gang up on me to just work things out," reports the station.

A judge granted Inman a civil protection order in November.
We aren't huge fans of the death penalty, but pre-meditated murder for hire would be one crime for which we'd happily polish the guillotine.
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2 comments:

  1. zombie rotten mcdonald29 March, 2011 15:11

    Save The Children, Kill The Mother

    first draft lyrics for "The End"?

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  2. M. Bouffant30 March, 2011 17:30

    Editor Jimbo Admits:

    Yeah. The song-writing collective reached a consensus for more sex & less violence.

    Weird scenes inside the gold mine, man.

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