Lara Bingle engagement ring stuck down Michael Clarke's toilet
March 15th 2010 00:20
PLUMBERS were reportedly called to a Sydney apartment - once shared by Lara Bingle and Michael Clarke to search for an "item of significant value" lost down a toilet.
Soldiers knocked on the door and "were greeted with a hail of bullets, forcing them to return fire triggering the shootout," Guerrero Investigative Police chief Valentin Diaz said.
"There was no lip kissing. It was just a normal greeting that is not considered offensive," lawyer Khalaf al-Hosani told the court, adding the complainant's testimony was contradictory.
Less impressed are the plumbers who will sift through the sewage pit under Clarke's apartment for a "small item", believed to be Bingle's engagement ring.
Two bodies of decapitated men were found overnight on Scenic Avenue in downtown Acapulco and the two decapitations were found west of the resort city, officials said.
A lawyer for the pair, who launched an appeal on Sunday, said there had been no inappropriate kissing and the two were just friends.
He said the sewage pit would be pumped out to see if there is anything on the bottom.
A political activist by nature, he threw himself into it.
Finally, the bullet-riddled body of a reporter for the weekly Vision Informativa, Evaristo Solis, 33, was found overnight, local police said.
Soldiers knocked on the door and "were greeted with a hail of bullets, forcing them to return fire triggering the shootout," Guerrero Investigative Police chief Valentin Diaz said.
"There was no lip kissing. It was just a normal greeting that is not considered offensive," lawyer Khalaf al-Hosani told the court, adding the complainant's testimony was contradictory.
Less impressed are the plumbers who will sift through the sewage pit under Clarke's apartment for a "small item", believed to be Bingle's engagement ring.
Two bodies of decapitated men were found overnight on Scenic Avenue in downtown Acapulco and the two decapitations were found west of the resort city, officials said.
A lawyer for the pair, who launched an appeal on Sunday, said there had been no inappropriate kissing and the two were just friends.
He said the sewage pit would be pumped out to see if there is anything on the bottom.
A political activist by nature, he threw himself into it.
Finally, the bullet-riddled body of a reporter for the weekly Vision Informativa, Evaristo Solis, 33, was found overnight, local police said.
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