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Suspect Had 'Rob Bank' on To-Do List

By Associated Press

August 12, 2004, 1:23 PM EDT

KANSAS CITY, Kan. -- If he's still keeping a to-do list, John Sarver could add some new entries: go to prison, and pay restitution.

Sarver, 48, pleaded guilty in April to robbing six banks, all in suburban Johnson County, in 2002 and 2003. The last took place just before Christmas, and Sarver was arrested Jan. 2.

When police searched Sarver's house, they found a list including a reminder to "rob bank."

Sarver was back in court Monday, drawing a prison sentence of 10 years and five months, plus two years under supervision after he gets out. U.S. District Judge Kathryn Vratil also ordered him to make restitution of $13,834.

Copyright © 2004, The Associated Press
 
Maybe time to add a few new contexts like:

@ica [say it out loud, only Americans will understand]
@cell
@big_house
@chain_gang
@sheet_creek_without_paddle
@bubba's_cell

:D

Ken
 
@ica - very creative. (Took me about four tries)

How about a new project on the someday/maybe list:
"Report to parole officer"

(One this project gets under way he can just make it a part of his Weekly Review)
 
Bravo!

Ken wrote: Maybe time to add a few new contexts like:

@ica [say it out loud, only Americans will understand]"

Very nice - thinking aboutl adding "Dog Day Afternoon" to the the old NetFlix queue right now, in fact.

Thanks for upping the ante,

Tim
 
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