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May 2008
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Recently in News CategoryI'm sure armchair psychologists (and probably professional psychologists, for that matter) will have a field day figuring out why a self-proclaimed pedophile would go on TV and radio to make himself known to his new city. Jack McClellan went on KEX's Mark & Dave drive-time show ( >> Continue reading: What makes this guy tick?
The Columbian brings word that Clark County wants to hire private undercover contractors to bust bars that violate Washington's smoking ban. This week's rogue over at Willamette Week is a winner of a divorce lawyer, Allan Knappenberger. The Bar has suspended Knappenberger's license for a year, now he's suing 25 former clients. At least one of Knappenberger's targets is fighting back: James Barri of Birmingham, Ala., filed countersuit June 29 after Knappenberger sued him April 16 for $74,758.72 plus interest. His countersuit claims fraud and malpractice by ... By Aaron Weiss Matt Davis at the Mercury takes us to task for trying to "influence public opinion" on the jailhouse fight/beating story. He also whines about us not linking to their YouTube video, which is just not true. There's a link in the middle... It's a good thing thieves are greedy. Some of them can't just settle for their neighborhood fence who pays pennies on the dollar and passes the goods on to unscrupulous second-hand stores. Instead, they try selling it themselves on eBay or Craigslist -- where their victims are eagerly awaiting. The latest case comes from BikePortland, where Mike Kloeppel found his stolen high-end bike parts listed on eBay. Portland Police >> Continue reading: Stuff stolen? Look online By Aaron Weiss As much as we depend on the internet for raw data, the web has nothing on the immediacy of our audience when an earthquake hits. Some of you must have our newsroom number on speed dial. Several minutes before tonight's quake showed up on the USGS site, we got dozens of calls from viewers telling us they felt it. We always apprecia...
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Jack Bog follows up on the the story of the now-infamous 
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