LOD Y&R Paul Williams

[Cheri]

Funny that Paul Williams could never find a bad guy or his butt with two
hands on a good day, but now that he's Chief of Police, he uncovered
Laurens' affair, and now he has time to go harrass private citizens
(consenting adults no less) about their affair with vague threats to
Carmine. I would imagine that falls under an "abuse of police power, Paul."
:-)

Cheri

[Karen]

I did NOT like that action by Paul towards Carmine. That's not something I
like to see portrayed by supposedly "nice" law enforcement on TV.

Karen
--
"Wit is educated insolence."

[Renate]

I hope Paul's son comes back and tortures him some more! :))
Renate

[Cheri]

"Renate" <muun...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:ecfda0fb-b7ce-443a...@googlegroups.com...

That would be good. :)

Cheri

[Karen]

I wonder what ever happened to that storyline? It died a more definite
death than Paul's son.

[Cheri]

"Karen" <ka...@uh-uh.noway> wrote in message
news:1879563671390787898.1...@news.optonline.net...

Do you really think something like his sons death is more important than
Lauren's affair? Karen...shame on you! ;-)

Cheri

[Tony Cianfaglione]

Hell, I'm still trying to figure out how someone who was being charged
with the cold-blooded murder of his son, with no evidence to prove
innocence including the knife which was cleaned, has his charges dropped
by his best bud, the D. A., gets appointed police chief.

[Tony Cianfaglione]

On Mon, 21 May 2013, Karen wrote:

> I wonder what ever happened to that storyline? It died a more definite
> death than Paul's son.

What about the dropped chain and cross in the graveyard?

[Karen]

So much for civil service :-|

[Karen]

LOL, Cheri!