DNA links burglar to more crimes

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Thursday, June 25. 2009

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A Milner man serving time for burglaries in Lamar County has been linked to two more break-ins in Spalding County. Robert F. Funderburk, 28, incarcerated in Wheeler County, is headed back to Griffin to face the additional charges.

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#1 Sheila Tolley on 06/25/09 at 07:11 PM

See Exodus 20:15.

#1.1 red dirt on 06/26/09 at 07:00 AM

Sheila, with those eyes there aint nothing this dude cant see....jeepers creepers where in the hell did he get those peepers?

#2 Sheila Tolley on 06/26/09 at 07:46 PM

Whats up, red dirt.....I should be ashamed to admit this but my Mama said "if you think it, you are just as guilty." So......Due to this drug infested, dope dealing, politically corrupt, lobbiest backed, tax payer teat sucking, illegal immigrant supportive etc. bunch of crooks that we have made our political leaders OVER THE YEARS....I think they should change the penalty when a person is found guilty of robbery. If you steal $500 from me and get caught, I should have the call. If you can put $500 cash in my hand, I say hit the road Doc. No time to serve. That way, I get my money back, my tax money does not buy your three hots and a cot. And I know you will not be in my company in the future. What do you think?

#3 A'SHIRLEY on 06/28/09 at 08:50 AM

I think he needs a new hair~cut and send him over sea's to fight for our country to serve his dues to those he stole from......I bet he want do it again then!! But I forgot......that is why he stole in the first place...he is a chicken!!

#4 BUBBA on 07/01/09 at 01:33 PM

tell me that ain't got meth written all over it

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