Friday, February 4, 2011

Our Wacky World—2/4/2011

In the SUV, Nattrass found Sanchez's lifeless 6-year-old son Carlos on the front seat. "She told me they walked 10 miles but couldn't find any help (and) … had run out of water and had been drinking their own urine," Nattrass wrote.
"She turned down a wrong road," Nattrass said in a recent interview. "She said she was following her GPS unit."
Sacramento Bee


Charles Manson has been caught with a cell phone—again.


Wacky stuff is happening in India. First, the Bombay High Court has ruled that astrology is a science.

Second...
For a man serving a life sentence for murder, Pradeep Deburma has a slightly unlikely dream: to work in a call centre like hundreds of thousands of other young ambitious Indians. Even more improbably, he has every chance of realising it while still behind bars.


Meanwhile, in China...
The two were rescued May 14, 2010, after a man surnamed Du visited his friend's electronics repair shop and found a note in a partially dismantled television. It read: "Help. I've been held prisoner underground for more than a year."
The Times Of India

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