Kansas City things

[Phil Titola]

For those who missed the streetcar of death main street extension meeting...here is the data provided.

http://kcstreetcar.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/UpdatedFINAL-MainStExt-PublicMtg1-Boards.pdf

Decisions still being made on which lane of traffic the streetcar will run...looks like mixed traffic south of 31st.

[mocat]

Can someone cliffs the 18th and vine thing for me?

[star seed 7]

Change name to 18th and wine and the hipsters will flock

[420seriouscat69]

There's a car chase going on right now by my house and Kietz is doing the pbp of it on the radio right now. 

[mocat]

Wrong thread

[mhkpasa]

Suspect in Brookside attorney killing accidentally taped himself confessing: police

 

http://www.kansascity.com/news/local/crime/article208564109.html

[mhkpasa]

Suspect in Brookside attorney killing accidentally taped himself confessing: police

 

http://www.kansascity.com/news/local/crime/article208564109.html

But Jungerman accidentally recorded himself saying he killed Pickert within weeks of the shooting, according to a probable cause affidavit supporting the murder charge.

The accidental recording came during a court hearing in Vernon County, according to the documents. It appeared Jungerman never turned off the recorder he had been using.

[Phil Titola]

Crazy how long that took. Seemed open shut from day 1.

[DQ12]

Yeah I really don't get it.  I had assumed that he had some rock solid, triple checked alibi since he wasn't a suspect.

[star seed 7]

Dude should have watched the jinx

[mhkpasa]

Court documents say the single bullet that killed Picket was a .17 caliber round, which is relatively rare. When officials searched Jungerman's white Toyota Sequoia on March 8, 2018  they located an unspent .17 caliber bullet under the passenger seat.

A witness then told investigators that he had a conversation with Jungerman that same month, and during that conversation, Jungerman stated he had killed a lawyer with a gun and gotten away with it. According to court documents, Jungerman said he did it because the lawyer stole his money.

On March 9, 2018, the day after searching Jungerman's SUV, investigators executed a search warrant at his home were they located a recording of the conversation the witness described. Court documents say it contained audio recording of a court hearing in Vernon County, Mo., where Jungerman was charge for a crime. After the hearing, the recording continued to run. Jungerman left the hearing and met up with an unnamed individual. The two drove to Jungerman's property to investigate some deer poachers thought to be hunting there. While there Jungerman stated, "It's a shame I don't have a 17 (inaudible), from a distance, we could take 'em out.'" The conversation between the two continued and Jungerman eventually confessed to murdering Pickert, court documents say.

Court documents say Jungerman threatened Pickert after the verdict in the case was released. Pickert told two people that after the verdict, most of the people left the courtroom except for his client and Jungerman. He said Jungerman approached him in an aggressive manner and said, "None of this matters. I have 186 guns. I did it once before. I will do it again. You can't touch me."

[DQ12]

soooo....any word on why it took this long to nail this down?  so weird.

[Dugout DickStone]

soooo....any word on why it took this long to nail this down?  so weird.

no word.  I simply have to assume there is a amazing excuse

[DQ12]

i feel like such a dope now.  for the last few months whenever i was talking about this, i'd be like "there's no way it was the old man.  it's so obvious.  if it was the old man, he'd be in jail by now. they're looking for someone else."

but actually it turns out he did do it and he was threatening pickert immediately after the verdict with his guns?  like, huh?  the only reason they got him was because they fell ass backwards into a recorded confession on an unrelated shooting -- a shooting that never would have happened if they'd actually arrested him for the murder he obviously committed in the first place?

[Dugout DickStone]

i feel like such a dope now.  for the last few months whenever i was talking about this, i'd be like "there's no way it was the old man.  it's so obvious.  if it was the old man, he'd be in jail by now. they're looking for someone else."

but actually it turns out he did do it and he was threatening pickert immediately after the verdict with his guns?  like, huh?  the only reason they got him was because they fell ass backwards into a recorded confession on an unrelated shooting -- a shooting that never would have happened if they'd actually arrested him for the murder he obviously committed in the first place?

ditto.  i assumed he had someone else do it and had a ironclad alibi like he was in court in Jefferson City or on live tv or something that was undisputed.

as it turns out nope.  He basically had bloody fingerprints at the scene

[DQ12]

i feel like such a dope now.  for the last few months whenever i was talking about this, i'd be like "there's no way it was the old man.  it's so obvious.  if it was the old man, he'd be in jail by now. they're looking for someone else."

but actually it turns out he did do it and he was threatening pickert immediately after the verdict with his guns?  like, huh?  the only reason they got him was because they fell ass backwards into a recorded confession on an unrelated shooting -- a shooting that never would have happened if they'd actually arrested him for the murder he obviously committed in the first place?

ditto.  i assumed he had someone else do it and had a ironclad alibi like he was in court in Jefferson City or on live tv or something that was undisputed.

as it turns out nope.  He basically had bloody fingerprints at the scene

i was guessing his wife had someone do it!

[pissclams]

i feel like such a dope now.  for the last few months whenever i was talking about this, i'd be like "there's no way it was the old man.  it's so obvious.  if it was the old man, he'd be in jail by now. they're looking for someone else."

but actually it turns out he did do it and he was threatening pickert immediately after the verdict with his guns?  like, huh?  the only reason they got him was because they fell ass backwards into a recorded confession on an unrelated shooting -- a shooting that never would have happened if they'd actually arrested him for the murder he obviously committed in the first place?

ditto.  i assumed he had someone else do it and had a ironclad alibi like he was in court in Jefferson City or on live tv or something that was undisputed.

as it turns out nope.  He basically had bloody fingerprints at the scene

jbp knew he had more money than she did and was not going to lose the case

[mocat]

"the lawyer stole his money" what a psychopath

[Dugout DickStone]

i feel like such a dope now.  for the last few months whenever i was talking about this, i'd be like "there's no way it was the old man.  it's so obvious.  if it was the old man, he'd be in jail by now. they're looking for someone else."

but actually it turns out he did do it and he was threatening pickert immediately after the verdict with his guns?  like, huh?  the only reason they got him was because they fell ass backwards into a recorded confession on an unrelated shooting -- a shooting that never would have happened if they'd actually arrested him for the murder he obviously committed in the first place?

ditto.  i assumed he had someone else do it and had a ironclad alibi like he was in court in Jefferson City or on live tv or something that was undisputed.

as it turns out nope.  He basically had bloody fingerprints at the scene

jbp knew he had more money than she did and was not going to lose the case

even too insidery for me

[Phil Titola]

sounds like it just took awhile to find the "smoking gun" evidence....going through bus footage, then finally getting this idiot audio recording.

[mocat]

Skip the games and just get sf at all the delish breweries....two new ones just opened (I think strange days is now open...but should be for big 12 at least)

have you tried strange days? their lineup looks p good

[Phil Titola]

Skip the games and just get sf at all the delish breweries....two new ones just opened (I think strange days is now open...but should be for big 12 at least)

have you tried strange days? their lineup looks p good

Couple weeks ago. Nothing stood out but it was fine beer. Liked all their focus on soccer and opening early.

[mocat]

Skip the games and just get sf at all the delish breweries....two new ones just opened (I think strange days is now open...but should be for big 12 at least)

have you tried strange days? their lineup looks p good

Couple weeks ago. Nothing stood out but it was fine beer. Liked all their focus on soccer and opening early.

Casual Animal is light years ahead of strange days in terms of their beers

[Tobias]

casual animal is an irl tobias friend, i assume others here know through kickball circles or whatevs

[420seriouscat69]

Most kickball peeps aren't wannabe hipsters like mo cat and Phil. They don't really discuss the newest spot on the street serving water through an old wine bottle.