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I think this is the street that Jim Kelly used to live on. Sounds like the family was kind of a mess, but the strangest part is his mug shot. Besides the whack idea of shaving your head to look like your 70 year old dad, and the meth addict type marks on his face, he's smiling like he couldn't be happier:

 

http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/orchard-park/stop-at-rainbow-bridge-leads-police-to-scene-of-homicide-20140708

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What's his TBD alias?

 

Why, the info is all right there...hidden in code:

 

Canadian officials had stopped a young man who was acting strangely Monday morning. He had disguised himself to look older by dressing in a suit, shaving back his hairline to make it appear receding and, most oddly of all, using his 70-year-old father’s passport to cross the border, though he was obviously in his 20s.

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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!! You owe me a coffee and a laptop screen!!!!!!!!!! :worthy: :worthy:

 

Why, the info is all right there...hidden in code:

 

Canadian officials had stopped a young man who was acting strangely Monday morning. He had disguised himself to look older by dressing in a suit, shaving back his hairline to make it appear receding and, most oddly of all, using his 70-year-old father’s passport to cross the border, though he was obviously in his 20s.

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Why, the info is all right there...hidden in code:

 

Canadian officials had stopped a young man who was acting strangely Monday morning. He had disguised himself to look older by dressing in a suit, shaving back his hairline to make it appear receding and, most oddly of all, using his 70-year-old father’s passport to cross the border, though he was obviously in his 20s.

 

LMAO!!!!!!!

 

 

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Why, the info is all right there...hidden in code:

 

Canadian officials had stopped a young man who was acting strangely Monday morning. He had disguised himself to look older by dressing in a suit, shaving back his hairline to make it appear receding and, most oddly of all, using his 70-year-old father’s passport to cross the border, though he was obviously in his 20s.

 

Post of the year nomination

 

 

CBF

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Why, the info is all right there...hidden in code:

 

Canadian officials had stopped a young man who was acting strangely Monday morning. He had disguised himself to look older by dressing in a suit, shaving back his hairline to make it appear receding and, most oddly of all, using his 70-year-old father’s passport to cross the border, though he was obviously in his 20s.

 

This is AWESOME

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Why, the info is all right there...hidden in code:

 

Canadian officials had stopped a young man who was acting strangely Monday morning. He had disguised himself to look older by dressing in a suit, shaving back his hairline to make it appear receding and, most oddly of all, using his 70-year-old father’s passport to cross the border, though he was obviously in his 20s.

You are my hero. Thank you.
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“He was a very kind and sweet-spirited young man"

 

"For residents of the neighborhood, it was difficult to reconcile the Sean Keenan they had known – a kindhearted young man who had participated in Boy Scouts fundraisers and played street hockey as a teenager – with the murder allegation and strange mug shot released by police."

 

It seems like every article about a murder (especially a suburban one) has comments like these in it. Obviously he was not a kind, sweet-spirited, or kindhearted person. Why won't someone ever just say to the reporter "the kid just killed his father, obviously he was pretty f'd in the head."

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see the article linked directly above your comments, the landlord didn't mince words..."...she was born nasty..."

 

“He was a very kind and sweet-spirited young man"

 

"For residents of the neighborhood, it was difficult to reconcile the Sean Keenan they had known – a kindhearted young man who had participated in Boy Scouts fundraisers and played street hockey as a teenager – with the murder allegation and strange mug shot released by police."

 

It seems like every article about a murder (especially a suburban one) has comments like these in it. Obviously he was not a kind, sweet-spirited, or kindhearted person. Why won't someone ever just say to the reporter "the kid just killed his father, obviously he was pretty f'd in the head."

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see the article linked directly above your comments, the landlord didn't mince words..."...she was born nasty..."

 

Good call.

 

Should have been a bit more specific though, I was more referring to teens / early 20 types.

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“He was a very kind and sweet-spirited young man"

 

"For residents of the neighborhood, it was difficult to reconcile the Sean Keenan they had known – a kindhearted young man who had participated in Boy Scouts fundraisers and played street hockey as a teenager – with the murder allegation and strange mug shot released by police."

 

It seems like every article about a murder (especially a suburban one) has comments like these in it. Obviously he was not a kind, sweet-spirited, or kindhearted person. Why won't someone ever just say to the reporter "the kid just killed his father, obviously he was pretty f'd in the head."

 

And, usually these things happen on days that "started out like any other day."

 

Watch out for those days!

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