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On the Case: Guilty as Charged
At least try to appear innocent
By Joe Kye
Sometimes criminals are just asking to get caught. From a bad liar to a moron with a laser, Joe Kye investigates.
Published October 31, 2003 - News
On the Case
Thieving: shamelessly and blatantly, that is
By Joe Kye
Criminals sure do the darndest things.
Published October 17, 2003 - News
Joe Kye on the Case
Criminals sure do crazy things!
By Joe Kye
I recently scoured the bowels of the Seattle Police Department headquarters in search of “interesting” documents, revealing the lighter side of Seattle crime.
Published October 3, 2003 - News
A Friendship Betrayed
Two Roosevelt juniors murder a fellow student
By Joe Kye & Rob Hanlon
On August 27, just a week before school started, John Jasmer, a student at Roosevelt High School, was found dead in a shallow grave, murdered by his friends just west of the new Tulalip Casino.
Published September 19, 2003 - News
Taking Action
By Joe Kye
Be it making our own money or making our own voices heard, sitting around and complaining to our friends is about as productive as Santa Clause without Rudolph. We need to act.
Published September 4, 2003 - Opinion
Crime and Punishment
Activists are working hard so you wonʼt get jumped
By Joe Kye
The Central District has shed its image as a ghetto slum – made official by the establishment of the Starbucks on 23rd and Jackson – and is now at a crucial stage in its development. The last obstacle may be the residents themselves.