This article had me cracking up well into the day after reading it. It gets better as the story unfolds. God I love the WT -- if it weren't for stories like this I would maybe never smile.
Police: 'Chunky' escorts rip off intoxicated men
Posted by John de Leon -- From Times staff reporter Christine Clarridge:
According to police, the four victims decided, after a night of drinking at a
But when the woman and two female friends arrived, the men later told police, they found that none of them looked like the woman in the ad. The women were described vaguely to police as being "larger and thicker" than the female pictured in the Craigslist ad.
"The men said they were not as advertised," said Hansen.
Nevertheless, the disappointed men -- who ranged in ages from 22 to 46 -- handed over their money while the women were still at the door, police said. One of the women then asked if she could use the bathroom, police said.
But instead of going into the bathroom, the women ducked into a bedroom and started rooting around for things to steal, including a Blackberry and some jewelry, Hansen said. The men saw her and tried to stop her, but the woman ran outside to her friends and all three raced back to their car, a maroon Ford hatchback.
The men chased after them, but one man was run over when he tried block the women from driving off. The man suffered injuries that required a two-day hospital stay, Hansen said. The men were unable to get a license plate number.
The suspects were all described as being about 5-feet-8, white and "chunky," in their late 20s, possibly from
While trying to describe the suspects to police, the men decided to rate the women on a scale of 1 to 10. Three said the women all rated a "2." But the man described by police as the most intoxicated disagreed and claimed they rated a "4."
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5 comments:
This is why when people say to me, "Where do you live?" and I say, "Montlake" and they say, "Oh, yeah, Mountlake Terrace, I know where that is..." I then have to interject and say firmly: "No. MONTLAKE."
Sigh.
I cannot believe the Times published this. Hilarious.
Hilarious! I grew up within a stone's throw from Mountlake Terrace. Oh, the stories...
This is just classic MLT.
It's times like these that I love being from Seattle. This is awesome.
I read this a few days ago and forwarded it on to all my favorite Seattle-ites. Outrageously funny.
I love that the drunkest one said they were a "4". HAHA. Aww man. Being from Washington State, I have never been through Mountlake Terrace. Now I feel like I missing out on something.
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