Saturday, July 21, 2007
Transsexual Used Stolen ID In Prostitution Arrest
http://www.wftv.com/news/13729070/detail.html
July 20, 2007
Orange County, Fla. -- A transgender man, arrested for prostitution in Orange County, was booked into the jail as a woman, but his former roommate claims he stole her identity.
Richard Phillips was booked into the Orange County Jail as Brittany Ossenfort.
But a woman with that same name, said that's not who he is. According to Sheriff's investigators, he is Richard Phillips.
The Holly Hill woman is outraged, that she's listed, as being arrested for prostitution. The real Brittany Ossenfort said she lived with Richard Phillips for more than a year, but thought he was a woman.
Click on above link to watch a video of the sicko that changed himself to look like Brittany Ossenfort,
People Angry Over Mistake
http://www.wftv.com/money/13721651/detail.html
July 20, 2007
Car Dealership Promo Backfires When Everyone Wins Big
ROSWELL, N.M. -- An advertising promotion for a Roswell car dealership has backfired.
A direct mailing of 50,000 scratch-off games touted a grand prize of $1,000. The small type said the odds of winning were 1 in 50,000.
But it turns out all 50,000 scratch-off ads were $1,000 winners.
The dealership's general manager, Jeff Kohn, blamed Atlanta-based Force Events Direct Marketing for printing the ads with a typographical error.
The dealership is offering $5 Wal-Mart gift cards to all participants.
The marketing company, Force Events, sent representatives to Roswell Thursday. Force Events said they would give anyone who came to collect that day a chance to win $5,000 in a drawing. The company would also hold another series of drawings where 20 people will win $1,000 a piece.
July 20, 2007
Car Dealership Promo Backfires When Everyone Wins Big
ROSWELL, N.M. -- An advertising promotion for a Roswell car dealership has backfired.
A direct mailing of 50,000 scratch-off games touted a grand prize of $1,000. The small type said the odds of winning were 1 in 50,000.
But it turns out all 50,000 scratch-off ads were $1,000 winners.
The dealership's general manager, Jeff Kohn, blamed Atlanta-based Force Events Direct Marketing for printing the ads with a typographical error.
The dealership is offering $5 Wal-Mart gift cards to all participants.
The marketing company, Force Events, sent representatives to Roswell Thursday. Force Events said they would give anyone who came to collect that day a chance to win $5,000 in a drawing. The company would also hold another series of drawings where 20 people will win $1,000 a piece.
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