i’m so depressed i act like it’s my birthday every day!!! 🥳🎉🎂💞🌺🎀🍬 i’m so obsessed with him but he avoids me like like the plague!!! ☺️✌️💓✨💅🌈🌸 i cry a lot but i am so productive, it’s an art!!!! 😃📣💄🧚🏻♀️🦄🪸🍭🩰💒
Spirit Airlines has apologized after it mistakenly put an unaccompanied 6-year-old, who was flying for the first time, on the wrong flight during the holiday season travel rush. https://t.co/bxZffCfnfw
If I literally moved to the top of a mountain just to get peace and quiet and Whoville sang so loud I could hear them every night I’d want to destroy them too.
#Florida man spotted boating with a half semi-truck, half pontoon recently in Big Pine Key. Doesn't get more Florida than that. Credit: Michael Yatsuk @WINKNews
In the year 2000, Mike Anderson was convicted armed robbery after holding up a local Burger King.
For the crime he was sentenced to 13 years but freed on bail pending an appeal. After his appeal was unsuccessful, he patiently waited for instructions on when and where to begin his incarceration as directed. However, those instructions never arrived.
As the years rolled by he got married, had children, became a carpenter, and even coached a local sports team.
It turns out that the reason he was never sent to prison was because of a clerical error that mistakenly stated he was already incarcerated.
This error was only noticed 13 years later when it was time for Anderson to be freed from prison. The cops arrived at his home a few days later and he was finally arrested and put in prison.
Initially, he was informed that he had to serve the entire 13-year sentence. However, his lawyer presented evidence showing he was no longer engaged in criminal activities and had built a stable future for himself and his family. The lawyer argued that imprisoning a rehabilitated man would be a negative for everyone.
On May 5, 2014, Anderson was released from prison with credit for time served, making him a free man with no need for parole.