Man Dead in His Home for Four Years

Four years ago, David Carter told some friends he was moving away from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.  His home didn't seem in disrepair over the four-year period.  A friend said the grass was cut and the snow shoveled so they thought everything was fine.

After four years, someone finally went to the house.  A real estate worker went to the home to repossess it...the bank finally realized it hadn't been paid in four years.

It will probably take the real estate worker quite some time to get over the shock of what he found...David Carter's "nearly skeletonized'  remains on his stairway, in his home, with a gunshot in his head, and a handgun on his chest.



Police believe Carter committed suicide years ago with a gun shot to the head. His friends say that he may have been upset over the breakup with his daughter's mother.

"I knew he was alone and I wanted to talk to him," Theresa Bornheimer tells CBS 58," but I never did because he was never home."

Never home in four years! He, evidently, didn't have any close friends or someone would have realized he was missing.  His only family is a teenage daughter, but it seems they were estranged.

It's so sad...no one knew.  Unbelievable that the County or the bank didn't show up for four years.

Peace

Source:  http://www.cbs58.com/news/local-news/Story-Behind-the-Skeleton-138366154.html

Plane Lands in a Tree

A man in Wisconsin says about 10:30 Sunday night, he hears the sound of a low-flying plane "flying erratically" and circling his home.  He watches until the plane disappears.

Monday morning, he discovers the plane...landed and parked upside down in a tree.

Neighbors saw a man climb down from the plane and walk to a barn on their property where he slept for a couple of hours before going to the house to wake them and ask for help.


This idiot had to be drinking in order to sleep two hours in a Wisconsin barn in winter.  It scares me to think how many people he could have injured.  Now we must watch for drunk drivers and drunk pilots.

I have a solution...you know the breathalyzer they sometimes install in cars of repeat drunk drivers?  Well, the government should require all aircraft to have something like this installed.  The pilot would breathe into the machine and if there is alcohol or other drugs in his system, the plane won't start.

So...I wonder what his excuse will be...

I hope they throw the book at him.

Peace