Do Gooders

[None]

Knew those people worked for the devil...

They live in a pretty home on a quiet street, in a development just over two years old. Both are highly educated, with master's degrees that serve them well in their line of work -- helping children.

One has a hobby of breeding pit bulls, but police say both have other interests: marijuana, cocaine, guns and hoarding cash.

Just goes to show, outward appearances can not be trusted.

Batts apparently was well thought of in his field when he lived in North Carolina, where in May 2005 he received his master's in social work at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro.

...''been an integral and vital member of our community.''...''tremendous communication and conflict resolution skills'' ...

Chambers impressed KidsPeace, which counsels troubled youths. Six months ago she was hired at the North Whitehall Township headquarters, said Mark Stubis, a KidsPeace spokesman.

Chambers passed the FBI and child abuse clearance checks required to work with children, he said.

''She seemed like an attractive candidate. Everything came back clean,'' Stubis said.''

[EricH]

Moved from general Discussion to Christian News

[Guest Biblicist]

I would love to know what is wrong with breeding Pit Bull's, having guns and hoarding cash? As far as I can tell, this is America where all of those things are legal. I certainly don't think it makes them Satan's Minions.

Unless you live in Dade County, FL, it is not illegal to breed/own Pit's, but last time I checked having guns and hoarding cash was legal. When did they make a law that you are not supposed to stuff your mattress with money and protect it with firearms?

I'd better take my money to the bank!

[Guest]

That article was interesting.

It just shows that if someone is smart enough and doesn't have a record they can do almost anything behind closed doors and not be caught -- for a while. Sooner or later living that life will catch up to you. Mine did. (wasn't on these guy's level, though.)

That's where a lot of "drop houses" for human trafficking and drug houses are found much of the time where I live -- in the "nice" neighborhoods where you wouldn't think to find it.

[damo1]

from damo1

thanks i found it very interesting as this does not happen hear wear its legal in America but you can get anything on the black market these days if you have contact

it reminds me of the guys i use to work with who ran the strip clubs in Sydney several did not have a criminal record so they got away with blue murder but were watched close by the goverment and Federal police force the highest one in Canberra

these guys would go to a cathlic church help out with money donations to the cathlic church and even give money to the priests money laundering was a big part of this group as well

these guys were involved in the mafia and had their hands in everything from prostitution to drugs and of course money and were buying women from all over the world mainly Philippines and china and Russia

this was my world as i looked after these women when they went on private jobs and most had pit bulls as well

until the royal inquest happened that is how my life turned around and its never been the same i was on the run until i faced my past

a lot of elderly people do it hear as they do not trust the banks with there money and stuff money in there mattresses and even put there money in jars in the garden and burry it

thank you for this i found it very interesting

from damo1

[boblandis]

You have to trust people until they are untrustworthy, otherwise the other option is to crawl in a corner in fear and suspect everybody. That's called paranoia. These two got caught and will have to pay for their misdeeds.

[None]

"Innocent until proven guilty"

Well, I would be mighty surprised if someone went through such an extent to make them look as guilty as they look and that type of thinking is called "conspiracy".

[the inside out]

AHHHHHH the guy got his masters at my school.