Paul,
I think she was in jail at some point and that is what precipitated the impersonation charge. However, it appeared at some point they got marrried. Or at least got a license.
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Paul,
I think she was in jail at some point and that is what precipitated the impersonation charge. However, it appeared at some point they got marrried. Or at least got a license.
I'll bet it's quite a story..... and nobody could tell it like Jeff!
Who smiles while their mug shot is being taken? Jeff!
That says it all.
Last time I was in contact with Jeff (several weeks ago), it was still for sale. However, given this new information, I wouldn't touch it if it was the last bus on earth (potential legal quagmire).Quote:
Originally Posted by jack14r
Doing some research in 2009 he had a charge of "Leaving a crash/ with injury " which was classified a felony and has violated probation.
Which is a kinder and gentler way to say...Hit and Run, as it is called in many jurisdictions. Also shows a Capias Warrant or Warrants at the initial arrest which is a Court ordered requirement to pay a judgement, although these are civil matters, still will get one locked up. Five arrests in one year, in one jurisdiction, all apparently felonies........do not know about Florida but out west the three strikes law could likely earn a very long stay at the Gray Bar Hotel. On a lighter note, looks like the various wrap sheets show Grecian Formula has been in use not to mention the 70 or so pounds of weight gained in less than one year. Too bad!Quote:
Originally Posted by BoaterAl
Found this bus ad for May 2011. Seems Jeff was tsill trying to sell that shell for far too much, when completed used H3-45 go for less.
http://www.prevostpro.com/
Not really. With injuries is a bigger deal. On the other hand, the guy that did it to me paid a $200 fine and called it a day.Quote:
Originally Posted by flyu2there
I know being "on the lam" is serious legal stuff and the new file name should be Jeff "Whitey" Bayley.
FBI top fugitive Bulger made it 16 years and according to the newspaper, Whitey paid for everything in cash, did not drive a car thus keeping a very low profile.
Aren't both of those busses his? Looks like he ginned up his own website to sell them.