Jeff Buster, This picture is so much nicer than the ones I've seen on TV.  I didn't make it to the rally because I can't see well enough to read street signs at night.  I was hoping I could find a ride with someone but that didn't happen.  Your photo captures the stark reality of the gavity of the situation.  I hope there were a lot of people there to show there support.  Thank you for going and for taking this photo and posting it here.  It means a lot.

It is a testament to community when people make the effort to come together.  Thank you, Jeff--for this touching photo. 

A few weeks back, I was able to attend the premiere for the documentary Where's Gina?  The turn-out was overwhelming and moving, too.  We can not let our communities disintegrate to the point that we stop looking out for one another.
 

Is the niece in a rehab? I think that she should be dried out and then see if they can get some of the truth?

That home can be demolished once the case is closed, they can set up a memorial garden.

The names of all the victims, it is a grave yard isn’t it.

Their families all feared something bad would happen to them….and it did.

Drugs kill and some killers use drugs to attract their prey.

You keep going back to Frank and his home, he lost his home and when you begin the slide there are more forces to help that along then forces to save you from that. He was offered an out and refused, his mistake sadly. That’s the problem he got caught in the system and bucked. The system is not set up to save people it's the opposite, not sure I can imagine an alternative. Then again thats for Franks to define, help is that; helping people achieve what they define. Some people are a walking dilemma and it never ends, those that come along with empathy get sucked in not to provide a solution but to perpetuate the problem. There may be a goal but is it attainable, is it in alignment with the status quo? Was it unmanageable for him, but not from his perspective he lived under a different criteria and defined square peg in round whole. He got on the radar and could not get off it, again he had to see that with a pragmatic sense and define the solution and still does, wow there are those that can help but the source of that has to be him. The reality is what can he afford and maintain off the radar out of public scrutiny. Maybe he does not want that some like it the way it is, not sure why they just do.

My God would somebody tell the man to seek offers for the land and get the capital before he even looses that. He needs a real good social worker to be his advocate, is there such a thing? He should be eligible for public assistance, he needs to be talked to and given his chooses, life goes on it cannot keep looking back.

Stubborn? I'm not an advocate of what happened or that of making him the poster boy either. He is not here is he, only in peoples minds?

Guy get your camera and go interview the guy already ask him what he wants next. Tell him people will help if he comes up with a plan that is doable.

"Huberty also pleaded guilty to taking money from an undercover agent posing as a real estate investor from New York."    

Undercover for who the city or the FBI?  

If thats the case; then Huberty struck a plea and if so; Huberty's plea opens a new path of investigations. 

Thats why Franks is scared and does not want anyone to know where he lives?   WOW!  

I do not know the people over there; are they really that dumb? Is the CDC that dumb; to use inspectors that take bribes to get land?

you hit the nail on the head, Jeff.

and as for Huberty squealing, it wouldn't surprise me if a certain councilman, who has lately taken to playing "advocate for the people", gets his fat hand stuck in the cookie jar. There's a reason for everything.