Quote:Grand Jury Indicts
Ex-Net Jayson Williams
FLEMINGTON, NJ

Former NBA star Jayson Williams was indicted Wednesday by a grand jury on charges including aggravated and reckless manslaughter in the shooting death of a limo driver at his rural estate.
Williams was also charged in the indictment with hindering apprehension, witness tampering, evidence tampering, fabricating evidence, and aggravated assault. A friend of the former New Jersey Nets star, John Gordnick, was also indicted for hindering apprehension and evidence tampering.

The indictment comes more than two months after Williams, 34, was charged by prosecutors with manslaughter in the Feb. 14 death of limo driver Costas Christofi.

Williams appeared in court on the charges in March. He did not enter a plea and was not required to do so until a grand jury indictment. He remains free on $270,000 bail and could get more than 24 years in prison.

Judy Smith, a spokeswoman for the former New Jersey Nets star, has said Williams will plead innocent “at the appropriate time.”

Prosecutors say Williams was recklessly handling his 12-gauge shotgun and that he and two friends, Kent Culuko and Gordnick, tried to make the shooting look like a suicide.

In a deal with prosecutors last week, Culuko, 29, pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence and witnesses and agreed to testify against Williams and Gordnick, 44.

Christofi, 55, was apparently invited on a tour of Williams’ mansion in Alexandria Township after picking up the former NBA All-Star’s friends at a Harlem Globetrotters game in Bethlehem, Pa., prosecutors said.

The 6-foot-10 Williams was once among the NBA’s best rebounders, but leg injuries ended his career and he retired from the Nets in 2000. Since the shooting, he has been suspended from his job as an NBA analyst for NBC.

Can you ever remember having a dream that had an ending? I can't for the life of me remember a dream ever ending. Usually, they either just change dreams midstream, or maybe I'll wake up during one or something like that. But I can't remember one ever having a conclusion.
Usually I go to sleep somewhere around 3am and have my alarm set for 8am. Last night however I went to bed a bit early, around 1:30. I was feeling very content, and a bit tired, so I crashed. This morning I pop out of bed, no alarm, at 7:04 am. 1 hour before my alarm. Not only that, when I woke up I had this intense feeling of conclusion, and my dream was over. The weird part is, I don't remember the dream, OR the ending.


Anyone ever experience something similar with their dreams?

Groening ready to end it?

what are some summer jobs you had? i never had a real summer job and i'm going try and get one this summer. all i had was a paid internship where i worked at a architectural(sp?) firm, and i got less then minimum wage for that. i'm thinking of trying to get a delivery job for pizza or something.

TNT, the cable chanel, has a newer ad campaign that they are the Dramam network. They ran a commercial today that this weekend, TNT knows drama. On Saturday on the #1 drama network, they are showing Absolute Power with Clint Eastwood and Gene Hackman. I am a little hard pressed to actually call this film a drama but I am willing to over look this one as them just getting some good actors named with the movie.

On Sunday, however, TNT's drama weekend hits high gear my friends. On Sunday, yes, on the Drama Network, we have Hard To Kill starring the ultimate dramatic actor Steven Segal.


Sorry folks, I am just befuddled by this hapopy horse shit. How the fuck is this movie a drama?

Last night of bowling for the season. The season is too long. No championship this year. I got a new ball halfway through the season and let my team down.

Hey guys! Check out this new PDA I bought! I can even post on the forums while drivi

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