A Rose For Emily
The sad beginning of a creepy tale:
Doris Hairston loved her mother so much that she would never let her go. Even years after her death.
Cleveland police went to a dilapidated house on East 116th Street Wednesday to assist city health and building inspectors. Inside, they found the skeletal remains of Alice Hairston, 98, tucked into her bed.
I’m glad the police knew enough to take the daughter to a hospital rather than jail.
The sad beginning of a creepy tale:
Doris Hairston loved her mother so much that she would never let her go. Even years after her death.
Cleveland police went to a dilapidated house on East 116th Street Wednesday to assist city health and building inspectors. Inside, they found the skeletal remains of Alice Hairston, 98, tucked into her bed.
I’m glad the police knew enough to take the daughter to a hospital rather than jail.
posted by Jennifer Abel at 6:55 PM
1 Comments:
"I’m glad the police knew enough to take the daughter to a hospital rather than jail."
Hell, it's nice that they didn't use a no-knock SWAT raid to defuse a "hostage situation"
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