The Body: You did the crime, now it's time.

@thea09 (18305)
Greece
November 17, 2009 1:26am CST
To sit in your prison cell and reflect upon how you are going to deal with the trial. You really thought I'd let you get away with it. Don't worry though, with a good lawyer I'm sure you can still get off. However, the roomie you are stuck with in your cell is almost driving you to another fould deed, distracting you from your scheming defence plans. As well as the continuation of the Body saga, this is inspired by our wonderful mylotter who suffers a roomie with a blender every day - hugs to H). So how is your cell roomie irritating you?
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@dawnald (85137)
• Shingle Springs, California
17 Nov 09
What roomie? I already killed her and mailed the body to Scotland...
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@dawnald (85137)
• Shingle Springs, California
17 Nov 09
Not necessarily. :-) maybe I'll send it to Ecuador instead...
@dawnald (85137)
• Shingle Springs, California
17 Nov 09
I"ll hire a soap opera writer to get me out on some ludicrous story.
• United States
17 Nov 09
It doesn't matter how annoying she is...I am in a total zone to convince her and others of my innocent insanity. First, I am the hoverfly in disguised, a deadly wasp waiting...second, I put up with all the nonsense of the pecking order, ignoring all and it's the quiet ones that intimidate for one never knows, aloof, and confident but never losing control, always with a deadly stare (and rumors of a black belt in martial arts) will keep all a distance away from me outside of the cell. Now inside the cell, I must utilize all avenues to enable myself a good defense. First take the annoying cellie and start to spin the web of deceit, I begin to talk to myself, mumbling at first, then gradually I introduce myself to my cellie each morning as a different person, different gender, perhaps, demanding that I do not belong here unless prisons have gone co-ed, then turn about and ask for pretty dresses and nonsensical things using different accents and different languages, and I will "switch" to the different persons depending on the situation, always keeping in character, my sole goal is to deceive and yes, I'm going to go for the multiple personality disorder defense...and my cellie will naturally attest to how she has shared a cell with 5 different people housed in the same body....and always in my mind I will know I need to pay her back for being so annoying...but if she ends up being useful perhaps she will escape becoming mummified.
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@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
18 Nov 09
Don't mind at all when you go out of sequence Lina, at least you didn't off the cellie. Unlike our friend Holly. You must pop down and see the ghastly things she was up to with her cellie. I'm still howling on that one.
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
17 Nov 09
Lina lina, your defence hasn't started yet, the trial is imminent but I'm too busy to stage it today alas, anyway I was waiting for both you and Holly to come along and sort out your cell mates first. So your twisted mind has decided to put up with the annoying cellie to utilise her for good purpose. Nice touch asking for the pretty dresses. And you're right about the quiet ones I hope, I good insane stare should make them fearful of you and keep their distance as naturally you are far too small and refined amongst this prison population. I expect that if you get off at trial and if cellie gets a release in time she'll be turning up somewhere next Halloween.
• United States
17 Nov 09
Oops, sorry thea, I got ahead of myself. I knew I couln't off her since most prisonenrs try to turn each other in for less time or perks or whatever (so I have seen on tv and read in books how prisoners will testify to so-so confessing to whatever crime) I thought, can't let the annoying little cellie get to me, must make it through to freedom and then....
@zed_k4 (17589)
• Singapore
18 Nov 09
I think I'm going to have to use some of the methods from Prison Break series.. . Certainly going to give me an idea or two..
@zed_k4 (17589)
• Singapore
19 Nov 09
Something like that, LOL... but part of the big fantasy plan is to plan the Big Escape. And there will be a few inmates wanting to tag along. Shaks, what bothersome, LOL..
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
19 Nov 09
What's the point in planning the big escape until you know if they are going to let you out at the very imminent trial. They haven't found you guilty yet. I can't see Holly getting off though, she made me her cellie and murdered me.
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@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
18 Nov 09
Hi Zed, I only saw a bit of the first series which seemed rather riveting. So based on that you're planning to cut cellies big toe off and spend all your time chatting up cute doctors in the infirmary to get a nice distance from cellie. Does that sound right?
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@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
17 Nov 09
The only roomie i have is my dog & she has been driving me nuts lately. I'm not going to take her w/me if i have to get a cell, lol.
@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
17 Nov 09
Good, i need a break from all the dogs around here.Looks like i'm going to have my grandogs awhile, the kids are going to build a house& want be in it till march or later. ^%#!**$. No e-mail yet.
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
17 Nov 09
Hi Aunty, I don't think they'd actually be giving you the option of taking your dog with you to a prison cell. Have you still got the visiting dogs as well, maybe they are having a bad influence on yours. (I tried your email about 10 mins ago by the way).
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@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
17 Nov 09
Doesn't that mean the dogs will be joining you in the house then when it gets cold? It's bad enough that they have you rolling in the mud with them outside but they could play havoc with all your antiques.
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@jb78000 (15139)
17 Nov 09
an irritating cellie? how about a deluded ego on legs who can't stop gassing on about all the crimes she's committed that she thinks make her a mastercriminal (either incredibly pathetic and dull or obvious fabrications). now i am a mastercriminal (don't know how i have ended up in here mind you) but cannot tell her all about my genuinely impressive dastardly deeds because she is guaranteed to blab. i think i would witter back to her about how i have let jesus into my life now, without ever shutting up about it whether she is listening or not. if she blabs about this it could only help my defence. i think i might also be able to get a bible to read aloud to her from start to finish every night. in a monotone.
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
17 Nov 09
There was me planning to be along at your defence table helping you get off at your trial with a superb psychoanalysis of you but if you've gone and gotten jesus you could be past assistance and left to moulder in your cell. You ended up in there as Snoopy left lots of notes behind which were discovered after he was eaten by sharks by Policeman Plodon who wants to make a name for himself.
@jb78000 (15139)
17 Nov 09
now thea - i am doing this in order to have something to burble at cellie without revealing anything about myself that if blabbed about would cause me problems.
@jb78000 (15139)
17 Nov 09
btw, judging by your collection of severed heads you are also a genuine mastercriminal so how did you manage not to end up sharing a cell with a burble?
@voldrox (7191)
• India
17 Nov 09
i think this guy has got something in his head now, at night when i sleep he seems to scrap bits off the concrete wall behind the huge billy connelly poster... he is quiet and does it so smoothly, i will pretend i dunno anything and wait for just the right time, of course here billy connelly's moustache is coloured pink so no one can notice what is going on behind it!... the last thing i want to encounter on the other end of the tunnel would be a blue bunny!
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
17 Nov 09
There's no tunneling out of this one Voldrox or you'll miss the trial, anyway the tunnel leads in Lambys cell and he can get very annoyed if people start tunneling into his private space, even though he too is stuck with an annoying roomie. They've taken the rabbit down to a padded cell to read her bible in peace.
@jb78000 (15139)
17 Nov 09
hi
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@voldrox (7191)
• India
17 Nov 09
... what a timing! i said so soon!.. okay i will wait for this guy to step out first then.. . . and i will wait to see.
@stvasile (7306)
• Romania
19 Nov 09
I'm on edge here... I don't know how much I can stand this... I don't have a cell roomie. Here, we have more cells, and it's the guy across the hallway that's putting me to my grave... We have no doors - just bars, so we can see and hear each other. Probably wondering what's the torture he's slowly submitting me too... Well... he's tap dancing He even has a white hat and a crane he uses... It's an older thin guy, kinda like Mahatma Gandhi, and his most irritating number end with him sliding away from view and flushing his toilet. I mean, isn't the tap dancing enough? Does he really have to waste the planet's resources? (DISCLAIMER: If anyone is such a cartoon fan that he/she recognizes the scenario, you are right - you've seen it before. This course of action happens in a Time Squad episode. The guy doing all the tap dancing is really Mahatma Gandhi)
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
20 Nov 09
Even worse Stvasile, when he's not tap dancing you know what he's up to don't you. He's got that terrible habit of chewing herbs noisily, made even worse by his disgusting and loathsome habit of spitting out globs of chewed herbs to land exactly on your side of your bars. Doesn't sound as if you are going to be too well prepared for the trial my dear
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@mimpi1911 (25464)
• India
17 Nov 09
My used to be cellmate was too congenial and at times I felt like slapping her. She would seep in the poison as if she was a sponge. She would never protest and her smile was beautifully full of pathos. Now, I was highly influenced by her. She kinda inducted this in me as well. But I really wanted badly to come out of it. Sometimes you really have to put your foot down.
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
17 Nov 09
Good morning mimpi, I hope you realise you are coming across as a fearless murderer here, hope it's just the influnence of being in pe. I know you had to put your foot down but I do hope you used undetectable poison as you've still got the trial from your first murder to go through. I do approve though as slapping someone really is far too nasty.
• United States
17 Nov 09
she's singing "vanilla ice" tunes.and if she does it again,she's getting my toothbrush in her eye.
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
17 Nov 09
Hi scarlet woman, I can only sigh a sigh of relief that I haven't come across 'vanilla ice' tunes, no link please. Toothbrush in the eye, about the most logical answer I've had yet for dealing with a cellie when you actually want to make it to the trial.
@sid556 (30953)
• United States
17 Nov 09
I think I missed something here. They have computers in prison now? Somebody on mylot is a murderer?
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
18 Nov 09
Sid, have you missed the whole body saga? We started with body disposal, avoiding the Detective, and had the actual murder. The saga has revealed a number of mylot serial killers (all in fun of course).
@Hatley (163772)
• Garden Grove, California
17 Nov 09
hi thea oh my my cell roomie also has a blender, how she snuck it past the guards is beyond me, oh no, maybe I brought it in, maybe that was how I got rid of the body, I whacked her over the head with it cause she talked in the middle of the night one too many times and I lost my cool. So anyway my roomie plays with the thing whenever the guard is not around distracting me from my defense plans,I thought it was the perfect crime as she was in a wheel chair and somehow it went zooming out into traffic, I only gave it a tiny push. anyway it was just an accident, so why am I here. I have the blender so they don't know I whacked her over the head, yet maybe they did get the blender and this is one my new roomie here snuck in. oh my this all makes my head hurt.
@Hatley (163772)
• Garden Grove, California
17 Nov 09
oh yes maybe the blender is the answer as when the guard sees her putting t.p in it and blending all that paper, he will take her out and the blender, and lock her into the mental ward. Now then I can get back to my planning my defense which is I never Saw that woman before, oh and the blender, oh judge that was hers, she bopped herself over the head with it, sir. then her wheelchair got out into traffic,and well you know the rest. sir.
@ZephyrSun (7381)
• United States
17 Nov 09
Well, since I'm in the US (for once it's great being American LOL) I am not sitting in prison. At the worst I would be sitting in county lock up which I would have more than just 1 roomie, I would have many, so I'm sure that someone else would be just as irritated and probably kill them before I got a chance. But, since the body was never recovered I would probably bond out and not be in for more than a day or two.
@ZephyrSun (7381)
• United States
17 Nov 09
I am not all together sure, in my state if you commit a misdemeanor than your sentenced to jail, which is county lock up and if they are over crowded then you can be sent to another "jail" that's like county. Our prisons are for convicted felons. We have a maximum security prison in my city about 10 minutes from my house but, again, people aren't sent there until they have been to court and sentenced. By the way everyone in the US gets bail or bond unless they are considered a flight risk or the crime is very bad and the courts are concerned that if they did it they will do it again. Our prisons and jails are so over crowded that they can't house everyone, the county that I live in is so broke and over crowded that after 2 weeks of being in jail and the crime isn't a felony you can get a sheriff's release oh and they charge you $100 to be booked into the jail and they charge you per day of being there
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
17 Nov 09
So do they get a refund if they aren't guilty.It's a really good idea to charge them if they are guilty but does that sum accurately reflect the cost of keeping them there? With all these states practically bankrupt I really think it is time to do away with all those politicians and put the cardigan accountants in charge, as we discussed once before. Or they could pay me massive amounts to come and do a bit of frugal accountancy Thea style, your state would be back in profit in no time. It must be different in different places as Lamby said he got a cell all to himself, but maybe that wasn't in just the lock up bit. They wouldn't give you bond here though as it's murder and you are a flight risk.
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
17 Nov 09
Hi Zeph, I should have remembered about those easy to escape from lock ups after Bundy but thought they might have tightened up a bit since then. Do they really not lock people up in prisons at all until after their trials or does it depend on which state you are in? You aren't getting bond by the way but don't worry the trial is starting imminently.
@JodiLynn (1417)
• United States
18 Nov 09
Me? Well, I've no cell mate to annoy or be annoyed by. I did the first day, but then I got moved after a short visit with the warden....and his wife. We mostly sleep in late, golf in the afternoon and have cocktails at 6, and then dinner (always catered). My lawyers? very prestigious firm: W.E. Ghettemoff,I. Buyemoff, & B.L. Ackmail and associates I should be back from club fed shortly, I will miss Mrs warden when I leave
@JodiLynn (1417)
• United States
18 Nov 09
oh but it WAS a federal crime I am accused of committing! I allegedly killed a diplomat, in self defense, but he has immunity. I don't. With all the heightened homeland security blah blah blah, it was indeed a federal offense. Now then, tee time @ 1....we'll never get in all 18 holes (I am par 73, she isn't)
@JodiLynn (1417)
• United States
18 Nov 09
Devil can't steal my joy!
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
18 Nov 09
Hi Jodi, now Im thinking as this wasn't a federal murder charge you are being held on you could well be back already in your own prison cell with annoying roomie. She must appear even more annoying now since your away day break at fed camp with golf and cocktails. Even your prestigious lawyers couldn't buy you out for long, despite your dalliances with Mr and Mrs Lockup. So now how do you plan on dealing with her???
@vandana7 (102698)
• India
17 Nov 09
Hi thea, my cell roomie - well not really cell roomie but house roomie - is my papa, and he can really collect piles of unnecessary letters, papers, tools, newspapers, defunct gadgets, you name it, we have it. Just dont know where it is, but I am sure you will find it in this junk yard. LOL. But I love him for all that. When he asks something his face looks so cute like a dog puppy, I haven't the heart to blow my top, though that is what I should be doing. :)
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
17 Nov 09
Vandana my dear, the scenario is a prison cell and there is no way they are going to let Papa in with you. You must deal with the reality here, your prison roomie is not a cute dog puppy whose endearing ways you put up with whilst being driven to distration at the same time. OK I've decided you can keep Papa in your cell with you, but they won't let him take all that junk with him you know.
@thea09 (18305)
• Greece
17 Nov 09
He can help you strategise for your upcoming trial.
@vandana7 (102698)
• India
17 Nov 09
That thea is very generous of you. :) Cant think of any other person who would survive my anger bouts in prison cell. LOL.