~Defense attorney John H. Tinney Jr., who maintains former West Virginia art-teacher-turned-bank-robber Melissa Brown simply made "a terrible mistake" by robbing two banks while trying to help her brother with a problem.
Photo by: Jeremy McKnight
Sunday, July 20, 2008
The Jacknut Chronicles' Sunday Edition: The Art Of Robbery
Jacknut Quote Of The Week: "At the time she had good intentions but made bad decisions."
~Defense attorney John H. Tinney Jr., who maintains former West Virginia art-teacher-turned-bank-robber Melissa Brown simply made "a terrible mistake" by robbing two banks while trying to help her brother with a problem.
Photo by: Jeremy McKnight
~Defense attorney John H. Tinney Jr., who maintains former West Virginia art-teacher-turned-bank-robber Melissa Brown simply made "a terrible mistake" by robbing two banks while trying to help her brother with a problem.
Photo by: Jeremy McKnight
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You close the Jacknut Chronicles yesterday and today you post Jacknuttery on this blog? Couldn't go cold turkey, huh?
Well, I wanted to establish a Sunday edition. :)
And "she had good intentions" couldn't be passed up.
Fuck it. I like me some Jacknuts.
Rock on Filmy :D
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