[GCFL-discuss] FW: [GCFL.net] Bikers

Wed May 7 22:42:38 CDT 2008

I never have trusted Yankee fans, except my niece and nephew, who don't
care a whole lot, but do live in the Bronx. I like the Bronx, I just
don't like the Yankees. Every item from GCFL, almost, has an attachment.
Its some little text blurb about what is sent out.

Siarlys

On Tue, 6 May 2008 22:01:09 -0700 "Discussion of the Good, Clean Funnies
List" <gcfl-discuss at gcfl.net> writes:
So, why does the following e-mail show that it has an attachment?  I
didn't attach anything...
Jeanene

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Sent: Tuesday, May 06, 2008 8:50 PM
Subject: Re: [GCFL-discuss] FW: [GCFL.net] Bikers

Jeanene is sending a few more details from www.boston.com:
NASHUA, N.H.—A woman accused of running down a man in her car after
getting into a Red Sox-Yankees argument never hit her brakes as she
accelerated toward the small group he was in, a prosecutor said Monday.
"She never braked, and she accelerated at a high speed for about 200
feet. She went directly at this group of people," prosecutor Susan
Morrell said of Ivonne Hernandez, who is charged with reckless
second-degree murder in the death early Friday of Matthew Beaudoin, 29.
The argument happened after Beaudoin left Slade's Food & Spirits, where
he sang karaoke.
Lisa Slade, the owner of the bar, said Monday one of her bartenders (who
was with Beaudoin after the bar closed) stopped at a bush to relieve
herself.
Beaudoin and another girl, Maria Hughes, laughed at her. Slade said her
bartender told her that a woman getting into her car thought Beaudoin and
Hughes were laughing at her.
Slade said the woman punched the bartender. "My bartender got slapped in
the face," she said.
At that point, the group saw a Yankees bumper sticker on the car and
"said something to her about being a Yankees fan," and the conflict
escalated, Slade said. Like the rest of New Hampshire, Nashua, 45 miles
northwest of Boston, is Red Sox country.
Hernandez, 43, allegedly gunned her car and struck Beaudoin and Hughes,
21. Hughes had only minor injuries, which Beaudoin's sister Faith said
was because her brother shielded his friend.
Hernandez, of Nashua, was arrested at the scene. She acknowledged she had
been drinking and refused to take a breath-alcohol test, said Morrell, a
senior assistant attorney general. Hernandez said she had been in an
argument with the group.
"She indicated to police that she wanted to scare this group of people.
She thought they would get out of the way," Morrell said.
Hernandez was ordered held without bail after being arraigned Monday in
Nashua District Court. The charges, including aggravated drunken driving,
are felonies, so Hernandez could not enter a plea.
Her public defender, James Quay, did not return a call seeking comment.
Beaudoin died of massive head trauma at a hospital, Morrell said.
Faith Beaudoin described her brother, a 1997 graduate of Nashua High
School, as a jokester and social butterfly, who liked to tease.
"I hope she's haunted by Matt's face hitting her windshield," Faith
Beaudoin said of Hernandez. "It's been an absolute nightmare for all of
us."
His organs, including his heart, liver and kidneys, were donated in hopes
of saving other people's lives.
Jay Murphy, Beaudoin's boss at Sharkys Poker Room in Manchester, said
Beaudoin "wasn't a Yankee hater. It was a local team kind of thing."
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