A lesbian couple who claimed they were victims of a hate crime have been arrested after police determined they staged the incidents.The noose on the door handle is almost a guaranteed sign of a fake complaint. A couple of others have tried that approach and been found out, including a college professor in New York.
On Oct. 28, Aimee Whitchurch, 37, and Christel Conklin, 29, called police and reported the words “Kill the Gay” were scrawled in red spray paint on the garage door of their Parker, Colo., home.
The next day, the couple told deputies they found a noose hanging on the handle of their front door.
The women told officers they believed the incidents were retaliation from their neighbors and homeowner’s association, who had complained the couple did not pick up after their dogs.
Due to the nature of the crimes, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office worked in tandem with the FBI to investigate. After reviewing witness statements, authorities determined Whitchurch and Conklin had staged the incidents.
Both women are charged with criminal mischief and false reporting. Whitchurch faces an additional charge of forgery.
Book 'em.
2 comments:
That's "Book 'em, Dano".
They are pathetic.
These two want a special right to leave dog droppings as they wish. . . call it "Gay Petting."
How dare the neighbors complain about these two! They are above the law and as pure as the driven snow. . . blameless. . . NOT!
Believing the homosexual narrative instead of the actual facts. . . that's where these two went wrong. Now it's three free squaresville a day for them.
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