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Anthony Gavoli and his sister, Julie, died in a crash on Mother's Day in Hardin, Mo. But somebody has recently used his stolen checks to buy about $1,000 worth of goods in Richmond and Raytown, KMBC reports. More details about the crime -- and the scumsucker behind it -- after the jump.
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There's already something suspicious about a pickup with an auxiliary tank and handpump in the back. I bet he doesn't have to fill up very much -- almost like having a hybrid.
Posted by: jackinthebox | Friday, November 09, 2007 at 07:06 AM