Mar 16 2009 — 9:52am
The North edition of the Strib has the story of a Blaine couple suing Edina Realty and TCF Bank for not inorming them that their new home was a recently a crime scene where a murder took place — a place, they claim, “goes bump in the night.”
They are asking for $100,000 in damages. Do they have a ghost of a chance of seeing any of that money? Your thoughts, MNspeakers…
Dec 30 2008 — 4:08pm
Johnny Northside has been blogging about a body found in North Minneapolis, and his commentors seem to have broken the story that it was a pregant 15-year-old girl who was found frozen and murdered. KARE11 reports on the effect this killing has had on the girl’s community. The case also brings to the forefront Minnesota’s 1986 fetal homicide law, in which the death of a fetus during the commission of a crime is treated as a homicide. Under that law, the fetus was the 38th homicide victim this year, but the law has its detractors.
.. or we could all just talk about the Insight Bowl. Yes, let's do that.
Latest comment — Bixby: In other news, the realtor's defense is that anyone silly enough to buy a home in Blaine deserves what they get. Case dismissed!