Montana college president arrested in Carmel

[Good point]

Steve wrote:

Where are his parents?

Still not funny, but in this case I'm sure they're somewhere wondering why he decided to have a vacation home in Carmel.

[Teresa]

There have been many times that I have wanted to beat someone. Is Carmel the place to go?

[DENNY CRANE]

BRENT - MY BOY, PLEASE USE THE "SPELL CHECKER". BESIDES BEING IGNORANT, YOU'RE EMBARRASSING ME!

DENNY CRANE

Brent wrote:

If you come to our town (Carmel) and brake the law you can expect to be arrested.

[News is]

Angela wrote:

something BIG is missing in this story.

Yeah like the affair the wife is having with the man. Why else would he just go in there and start beating the man's brains out "unprevoked"

[Yes]

Good call! This could be the answer!

News is wrote:

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Yeah like the affair the wife is having with the man. Why else would he just go in there and start beating the man's brains out "unprevoked"

[Another resident]

Yes wrote:

Good call! This could be the answer!
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You're way off base. I've tried to post the reason and have been evidently censored.

[Another resident]

Yes wrote:

Good call! This could be the answer!
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Klain is an irresponsible clown along with his business partner. They have not lived up to their obligations in the neighborhood and have cost everyone $$$$$ because they won't fix problems yet alone finish the neighborhood. They are about to sell out after having spent lots of money, but not on the project.

[Pragmatist]

Angela wrote:

something BIG is missing in this story.

Of course something is missing. You read it in The Star, didn't you? Their news staff isn't capable of telling the whole story.

Read this, part of what appeared in the Montana newspaper:

The plaintiff in the case, David S. Klain, is a homebuilder who has a housing development, Guilford Reserve, where Mace and his wife have owned a townhouse since March 2006.

Homes in the development sell for $250,000 to $400,000, Klain said.

Mace has had repair issues with his home there.

"He'd generate lists of things and we'd fix them," Klain said.

The day before the incident, Mace left a message that he would like to have coffee with Klain to discuss some of the things that need to be repaired on his home, Klain said.

On June 13, Klain hadn't yet returned the call when he got to his office in one of the townhouses. He sat down at his desk and had turned on his computer when Mace came in.

After saying he was upset, Mace punched Klain on the left side of his face, knocking him to the floor and breaking his glasses, Klain said.

[Another resident]

Yes wrote:

Good call! This could be the answer!
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Mace is a good man, and only one of many out there that would like to punch Klain in the nose. Klain never does what he says he'll do and has absolutley the lowest character I've ever seen. He is an attorney himself, but has no license. Go figure.......

[Retired editor]

This was typical Star coverage. They didn't need to run as much detail as the Billings newspaper, and space always is limited, but one simple sentence would have made the entire story come together:

"Mace has had repair issues over a home purchased from Klain's company."

[Waxing it up]

Dental Floss Tycoon wrote:

I might be moving to Montana soon,
So I can be a dental floss tycoon,
On my own I wouldn't have no boss,
But I'd be raising my lonely dental floss
Just me and the pygmy pony,
and I'd....
Get a cup of coffee!

NICE one !:-) Man I miss ole Frank...

[Navin R Johnson]

Rocky Mountain College, home of the Fighting Balboas.

"YO, ADRIAN!"

[Retired editor]

Forgot to point out that another part of the story indicates that Klain is a first-class wuss, or a nice guy too peaceful to defend himself:

"Klain, 41, said he is 5 feet, 10 inches tall and weighs 200 pounds. According to court documents, which apparently took information from Mace's Montana driver's license, Mace is 55, 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs 220 pounds."

Hoosiers just can't stand up to those mountain men.

[Hmmm]

Another resident wrote:

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Klain is an irresponsible clown along with his business partner. They have not lived up to their obligations in the neighborhood and have cost everyone $$$$$ because they won't fix problems yet alone finish the neighborhood. They are about to sell out after having spent lots of money, but not on the project.

I figured it was something like that. Amazing how a good A$$ kicking will get some lowlife scumsucking business man's attention.

[Another resident]

Hmmm wrote:

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I figured it was something like that. Amazing how a good A$$ kicking will get some lowlife scumsucking business man's attention.

Oh, make no mistake. This has not gotten Klain's attention. He simply is spending his time emailing Montana newspapers, etc. He is very much a low life, as is his business partner Robert Barbado. They have absolutely no idea how to run a business, only how to skim money and not pay contractors. 2554

[Instant justuce]

Pragmatist wrote:

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Of course something is missing. You read it in The Star, didn't you? Their news staff isn't capable of telling the whole story.
Read this, part of what appeared in the Montana newspaper:
The plaintiff in the case, David S. Klain, is a homebuilder who has a housing development, Guilford Reserve, where Mace and his wife have owned a townhouse since March 2006.
Homes in the development sell for $250,000 to $400,000, Klain said.
Mace has had repair issues with his home there.
"He'd generate lists of things and we'd fix them," Klain said.
The day before the incident, Mace left a message that he would like to have coffee with Klain to discuss some of the things that need to be repaired on his home, Klain said.
On June 13, Klain hadn't yet returned the call when he got to his office in one of the townhouses. He sat down at his desk and had turned on his computer when Mace came in.
After saying he was upset, Mace punched Klain on the left side of his face, knocking him to the floor and breaking his glasses, Klain said.

Good deal! If liars, cheats and thieves would face immediate and physical consequences more often, society would be better off on the whole.

[Instant justice]

Correction!

[Instant justice]

Retired editor wrote:

Forgot to point out that another part of the story indicates that Klain is a first-class wuss, or a nice guy too peaceful to defend himself:
"Klain, 41, said he is 5 feet, 10 inches tall and weighs 200 pounds. According to court documents, which apparently took information from Mace's Montana driver's license, Mace is 55, 5 feet, 6 inches tall and weighs 220 pounds."
Hoosiers just can't stand up to those mountain men.

Better yet.

[Dawnette]

carmelite wrote:

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How do you "brake" the law?

I think you just slow it down a little.

[Dawnette]

Hmmm wrote:

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I figured it was something like that. Amazing how a good A$$ kicking will get some lowlife scumsucking business man's attention.

If that's true, then the guy cries cop, what an idiot.
Should have waited until night and done a stealth move.