  Mrsjdaniels Member Username: Mrsjdaniels Post Number: 1454 Registered: 08-2005 |
now this is just funny...seems like she did that to spite him for huggin up with CEK at the sentencing... ha! http://www.freep.com/assets/PD F/1030_new_text_messages.pdf | ||
Daddeeo Member Username: Daddeeo Post Number: 257 Registered: 09-2008 |
Classic. | ||
Westsiiiide Member Username: Westsiiiide Post Number: 402 Registered: 05-2008 |
CB narrowed her playing field socially and professionally when she seemed to be "begging" Kwame for attention. There must be some type of self esteem issue going on with her. A woman with her looks, education, and on the surface intelligent had an enormous opportunity to leave City government and find a good paying job and new guy anywhere after it was obvious that he didn't want her anymore. I personally don't think Kwame is going to get out of jail any time soon, since Worthy is still investigating him. I don't think the prosecutor will even need him to testify against CB. It is so sad that she wants to draw out a trial just for the purpose of revenge. | ||
Thames Member Username: Thames Post Number: 281 Registered: 02-2007 |
Well, he broke his promises to her, so I guess she has a few promises to break too? Maybe Chris will be the biggest bee he's ever had in his bonnet. | ||
Swingline Member Username: Swingline Post Number: 1211 Registered: 11-2003 |
Okay, let's read between the lines of these new messages a little bit. On 7/12/03, Mr. Kilpatrick and Ms. Beatty are desperately trying to find a place for one of their assignations. One possible location seems to be "Bobby's place," but it was unavailable because it was in use by "Bobby." Bobby is no doubt a reference to Mr. Kilpatrick's BFF, Bobby Ferguson. But wait a minute. Were Mr. Kilpatrick and Ms. Beatty going to go over to Mr. Ferguson's house and use the guest bedroom or something? No, not at all. Instead, it would appear that the married Mr. Ferguson, unfairly convicted recently of a felony for merely upholding his wife's honor by pistol whipping an employee who was flirting too much, happens to maintain a "place" somewhere locally. What are the chances that this "place" is a simply a getaway for the romantic Mr. Ferguson and his wife? Right, I though so. Anyway, it's no big deal though, just a little on the side, right? Oh, and by the way, don't even think of looking twice at Mr. Ferguson's wife. Mr. Kilpatrick's conduct in office ultimately revealed his complete disregard of the public trust. But this one exchange is also a pretty succinct revelation of the character of the kinds of folks who were members of the Family and Friends crew. Thoroughly corrupt and morally empty. | ||
Downtown_lady Member Username: Downtown_lady Post Number: 405 Registered: 08-2008 |
Related to that thought, Swingline, here is an excerpt from an 8-29-07 Detroit News article regarding testimony given by Detroit police officer Cathy Wright during the whistleblower trial: ...a female police officer testified [on August 28, 2007] that Kilpatrick urged her at a party to "take care of my boy" -- a friend of his -- and that she read that to be a solicitation for sex. That is CLASSY. NOTE: In the interest of fairness, the article then states: "Under cross-examination, she conceded that the comment could have been more benign." Benign or not? My guess is not. http://www.detnews.com/apps/pb cs.dll/article?AID=/20070829/M ETRO/708290400/1409 |
