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Hans Reiser Leads Police To Nina's Body

Posted by kdawson on from the removing-all-doubt dept.

jlmcgraw was the first to alert us that Hans Reiser has led police to the location in the Oakland Hills where he buried the body of his wife Nina. (We discussed the rumor that he would do so last month.) SFGate.com reports that remains were recovered but have not yet been identified. Reiser is to be sentenced on Wednesday. CBS5 claims that Reiser made a deal for a reduced sentence, to 15 years, in exchange for revealing the body.

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  1. Re:This makes me sad by Fweeky · · Score: 0, Troll

    Shame he's in a country where punishment is seen as more important than rehabilitation. Never mind trying to find why he went wrong and trying to fix it, let's just hope his cellmate rapes him every night for the rest of his life, ho ho ho.

  2. Re:Still could be innocent by linzeal · · Score: 1, Troll

    Because, there is very few things about Italy that could be considered civilized nowadays; we should not try to emulate it.

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  3. out in 7 by polyex · · Score: 0, Troll

    At least this will stand as a message to any other adulterous, scheming bitch.

  4. Re:Still could be innocent by damburger · · Score: 0, Troll

    I have Aspergers. However, since I am according to you not articulate, and have poor speech skills, I can't write a witty rebuttal so I shall just say "Fuck You"

    Fuck You.

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  5. Re:Still could be innocent by TooMuchToDo · · Score: 0, Troll
    I was just in Italy (and France and Spain) for my honeymoon about a month ago (I live in the states). Honestly, Italy was the worst out of every place. The people were rude, the police rarely enforced laws from what I could see (mind you, I was only there two days, but most police I saw simply sat around), and a lot of the cities were dirty.

    On the other hand, France was beautiful and clean and everyone was very nice. I would live in France for a couple of months if I could.