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When you hear "horror" and "babysitter" in the same sentence your mind probably cuts to Jamie Lee Curtis, a man in a mask and a knife flashing as it plunges into flesh, right? Well, Michael Thelin's Emelie aims to change that perception. The trouble, in this case, comes not from without, but from within.





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As soon as she's left alone with the trio of tots one son old enough to fancy her, one daughter old enough to mistrust her and one son young enough not to understand anything beyond the surface she throws the normal rules out of the window. She sets to entertaining the kids in increasingly disturbing ways. She begins to let her own dark plan unfold.

What follows is a taut, often baffling thriller that reminds us of the depths of human manipulation, desperation, deceit and desire. Emelie impresses with a small, fresh cast, limited sets and a snappy timeline. Horror aficionados and the sociologically-minded alike should take note. And find this at a lean 80-minute runtime, there's no space for a slow burn (nice as that can be at times), no, in Emelie the situation is dire almost instantly.

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With only the most gut-wrenching soul-searching could anyone ever feel any modicum of sympathy for a serial killer. Their acts appall;their anarchy frightens civilized society. Aileen Wuornos, the homeless Florida prostitute and murderer of seven men, may perhaps be the only serial killer who might, however, merit a degree of compassion. The Melbourne Hitchhiker, asshe was dubbed by the press before her discovery, may not have been a monster so much as she was a broken human being.

Born This Way?

Serial killers are not born that way. There is no genetic predisposition for the periodic taking of human life. It is not written in the DNA.

Physical factors, such as brain damage or mental illness, certainly may play a role in whether or not a particular person becomes a serial killer. Environment can play an important part, too. Albert DeSalvo, the man convicted of being the Boston Strangler in the mid 1960s, was sold into slavery as a child by his father to a Maine farmer. Serial killer Henry Lee Lucas was born to a prostitute. His upbringing included his mother dressing him as a girl until almost puberty and indiscriminately bringing johns home, having sex with them in front of the boy.

However, environment alone cannot account for the creation of allserial killers. Not all people from poverty or the product of bad parenting become serial killers. Some (such as Edmund Kemper, Ted Bundy, and Kenneth Bianchi) came from suburban middle-class backgrounds. However, if one takes a hard look at the majority of serial killers one finds most docome from underprivileged or abusive backgrounds.

Finally, there is a certain X factor that also applies, though. Until that variable is known, serial killers and their compulsions will never be understood.

Birth of a Serial Killer

A morally and financially bankrupt environment awaited Aileen Carol Pittman when she arrived in

the world in a Leap Year on February 29, 1956.



Diane Wuornos, Aileens mother, was not a model of virtue by mid 1950s standards. She married a loser named Leo Dale Pittman on June 3, 1954. This was not a love match the 15-year-old Diane was pregnant. She gave birth to a son about seven months later in February 1955. The boy was named Keith. By June 1955, she was pregnant again (with Aileen).

Pittman, convicted of rape and the attempted murder of a seven-year-old girl, was in prison when Aileen came along in 1956. Her mother, now a wiser 17-year-old, filed for divorce from him in December 1955. Aileen never met Pittman. He was a true and committed sociopath, however, and he had started early. He had doting grandparents, and after the grandfather died of throat cancer, the grandmother spoiled him even more. In his teens he beat her and abused her. Another favored pastime (one in which manyserial killers indulged) was torturing animals. A preferred activity was to tie the tails of two cats together and sling the hapless felines over a clothesline. He stood enthralled as the swinging cats clawed and fought each other trying to escape. Pittman was a true criminal at heart, and he was in and out of prison most of his life. He was a sexual predator, and his crimes involved children. That ended when he hung himself in a cell in January 1969. Claims were made alleging he was schizophrenic it is more likely he was merely a dyed-in-the-wool sociopath and nothing more.

Diane Wuornoswas completely unfit as a parent, and as she reached her 21st year she decided having two children was too much for her to handle. In January 1960, she dumped both Keith Pittman and his baby sister Aileen with her parents, Lauri (Dianes father) and Britta Wuornos. They still had other children of their own at home, but they legally adopted Keith and Aileen on March 18, 1960. Diane disappeared and was never again a part of her childrens lives.

Revelations & Descent

Aileen and Keith always believed they were the children of Lauri and Britta Wuornos, and the grandparents never tried to disabuse them of that notion. How Aileen found out (when she was 12)

that the pair she lived with were really her grandparentsis unknown, but find out she did. Any child, one would have to believe, would feel terrible at having been abandoned by melbourne cash for cars a biological parent. So, too, Aileens sense of self was destroyed by this revelation.

In the working-class worldof Rochester, Michigan (a few miles northeast of Pontiac), where Aileen was born, teenage unwed mothers werent uncommon. Now, living with her grandparents in similarworking-class surroundings in Troy, Michigan (part of the Detroit metro area), she wandered off lifes path. Unloved at home (Lauri was an abusive alcoholic), her closest friend was her brother Keith. She spent as much time away from the Wuornos house as possible. She hung out in a nearby wooded area with other disaffected and delinquent kids(one of whom, a girl named Dawn Botkins, would stay a lifelong friend of sorts).

Sexually, Aileen matured early enough that by the age of eleven she was engaging in sex-for-pay (apparently mostly masturbation or fellatio) with the neighborhood boys. Her take on the subject was simple: since she was going to be sexually active anyway she may as well profit. Her reputation as a part-time prostitute was clear among her peer group. She tricked for cigarettes, whatever juvenile drugs of choice were available, and sometimes for food.

Aileen, when she was an adult, claimed her alcoholic grandfather Lauri had sexually assaulted and beaten her as a child. She claimed he made her strip naked before any beatings, and either bent her over a table or had her lie, spread-eagledand face down, on a bed. Another allegation arose later in her life that she and her brother Keith had sex as well, but this appears to bebaseless, part of the lurid legend of Aileen Wuornos.

Not surprisingly, in 1970, the 14-year-old Aileen turned up pregnant. She never told Lauri who the father was but she claimed she had been rapedby a man in the neighborhood (once, she alleged it was a male friend of Lauris). Lauri and Britta were deeply ashamed, and they packed her off to a home for unwed mothers. She gave birth to a boy there in 1971 Lauri had already arranged for it to be adopted out. Aileen never saw the baby after his birth.

Within a few months of giving birth Aileen dropped out of school. Her grandmother died of liver failure at about the same time. [Diane Wuornos claimed later she believed Lauri killed Britta. There is no basis for this allegation except for Lauris inaction when Britta began convulsing. The night of her death Lauri delayed calling an ambulance because he didnt have the money to pay for it. Also, one of Lauris and Brittas other daughters tried to place blame squarely on Keith and Aileen. This daughter said Aileens pregnancy and Keiths constant troublemaking had caused Britta to drink more heavily. The plain truth is the woman was an alcoholic and died an alcoholics death.]. Lauri, in the wake of Brittas death, had enough of Aileens truancy and undisciplined behavior; he told her to leave his home and never come back. She was fifteen. Lauri later killed himself.

Aileen prostituted in the area and lived in the woods near her grandfathers home. Friends sometimes checked on her and brought her a few things occasionally. Finally, she decided she had to go somewhere, anywhere, that wasnt Troy, Michigan.

Beach Bum

With absolutely no marketable skills or hope of any kind for a meaningful life, Aileen Wuornos stuck out her thumb. She traded fellatio and intercourse for rides (sometimes for food) and finally

ended up in Colorado. In May 1974 she had her first brush with the law. Aileen was chargedwith driving under the influence, disorderly conduct, and discharging a weapon (a .22-caliber pistol) from a moving vehicle. She failed to appear for her hearing, and a bench warrant was issued.

She kept a low profile and bummed around, hitchhiking and crashing where she could (many times in barns or woods). By 1976 she had made it to sunny Florida. At least there, if she had to rough it, she wouldnt freeze to death. Through her prostitution efforts, she met an elderly man named Lewis Gratz Fell that year. He was 69 and the president of a yacht club. Aileen, certainly, saw the allure in such a man not too demanding on her, well-off enough to meet material needs, etc. Apparently, he felt kindlytoward her; he asked her to marry him. They wed in mid 1976.

Aileen, however, could not settle into her newfound domesticity. As a hell-raiser, the 20-year-old still went out causing trouble. She was volatile, and her temper flared easily. She got into bar fights, and went to jail for assault soon after marrying Fell. Their home life was just as combative she hit him with his own cane, and he got a restraining order against her. She immediately left town, and hitched her way back to Michigan, On July 14, 1976, she was arrestedfor assault and disturbing the peaceafter she threw a cue ball at a bartender. Three days later on July 17 her beloved brother Keith died of cancer of the esophagus. Aileen was surprised to find she was the beneficiary of a life insurance policy. She received $10,000, the largest amount of money shed ever had in her life. Nine weeks after they married, Lewis Fell had his marriage http://www.getcashforyourcar.com/ to Aileen annulled on July 21, 1976.

Lawless

Aileen slummedaround afterward, engaging in short-term relationships with abusive men. She prostituted for ready cash, forged checks, and even committed an armed robbery. In 1981, she was distraught when she concluded her current boyfriend was preparing to separate from her. Aileen Wuornos, completely starved for affection almost her entire life, felt she could not go on living without this man, so she decided to kill herself.

As with most of Aileens plans, her suicide bid went wrong. In May 1981, she got drunk and bought

a gun. She didnt blow her brains out, though instead, she decided to rob a store. She entered it, wearing only a bikini, and managed to make off with $35 and two packs of cigarettes. She was caughtalmost immediately. She was sentencedto three years in prison; after serving about a year she was released on June 30, 1983. She then went off to live with a man with whom shed corresponded as a prison pen-pal.

Aileen could not settle down, though. On May 1, 1984, she was arrestedafter trying to pass forged checks at a Key West bank. On November 30, 1985, she was hauledin as a suspect for the theft of a revolver and ammunition in Pasco County. She was picked up in Miami on January 4, 1986. This time it was for grand theft auto. Added to that were charges of resisting arrest (she did not go quietly) and obstruction (she gave the police a false name). Police found a .38caliber pistol and a box of ammo in the stolen vehicle.

Her revolving door with the authorities kept spinning, and she was picked up again on June 2, 1986, this time in VolusiaCounty, Florida (Daytona Beach area). She was accused by a male companion of having pulled a gun on him and demanding $200 while in his car. Police discovered a .22-caliber pistol underneath the passengers seat where Aileen had been sitting. They found spare bullets for the gun in her pockets.

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At the age of 30, Aileens best years were behind her. She already wore the haggard look of a worn-out prostitute. She carried the paranoia of the drug user as well. Men had not treated her kindly and occasionally she had turned to women for comfort, assuming they would not abuse her or otherwise cheat her.

However big a mess Aileen Wuornoswas, her choice in a lover and friend was not a wise one. TyriaJolene Moore was a motel maid working in Daytona Beach, Florida. She was also a lesbian. She was from Cadiz, Ohio (the hometown of screen legend Clark Gable), and her formative years were unremarkable. Her father was a carpenter and brick-layer who worked steadily. She had one sister and three brothers. As a teen she attended a vocational school where she was a merely average student. Being an out-of-the-closet lesbian in such a small-minded community, however, was not for her, so she left Ohio for Florida.

TyriaMoore was instantly recognizable to Aileen Wuornos as a lesbian she was the complete stereotype the public carried in its head of what lesbians look like. She had the close-cropped hair, wore mens clothing, was very masculine in her demeanor, and overweight. Aileen and she met in a Daytona lesbian bar called Zodiac in 1986. They became friends. At 24, Tyriawas a few years younger than Lee as she came to call her, but a harmonious chord was struck between the two.

The two lived nomadically. Aileen had convinced Tyria to quit her job, and they moved from motel to motel, sometimes sleeping outdoors, trying to live on Aileens prostitution earnings. Her looks had never been much but her rough life in recent years (in and out of jail, heavy bouts of drinking and drugging) meant she could not attract much in the way of johns. She hitchhiked up and down US Highway 1, the asphalt lifeline between Daytona and Melbourne, Florida (on the Atlantic Coast roughly 60 miles east of Disney World in Orlando). She picked up her johns on the road, serviced them in their cars (usually in a turn-out or highway rest area), and then got dropped off for the next opportunity to pass.

Tyriaand Aileen were content with each other for awhile, but money strains (and the way Aileen made her money) bothered Tyria. Aileen many times could not provide, and they were forcedto skip out on motel bills, sleeping in barns or in the woods. They stayed together as a couple for four years (Tyria reported that toward the end of the relationship she and Aileen were more like sisters than lovers).

Tyriaand Aileen were not settled completely into the domesticity ofliving together. They scrapped, and in a Daytona Beach bar in July 1987 both women were held for questioning after an assault complaint had been leveled. Allegedly, both Aileen and Tyriahad battered someone with a beer bottle. Aileen, in March 1988, accused a Daytona Beach bus driver of assaulting her. She claimed the driver had pushed her physically off a bus after a verbal confrontation with her. For this matter, Tyria was her witness to the incident.

Murder Most Pedestrian

Aileen believed Tyriawould leave her if she could not continue to providefor her (Aileen called Tyriaher wife). On November 30, 1989, fate played a deadly hand in guiding Aileen Wuornos straight to the death chamber.

Typically, Aileen was out roaming the highways looking for a john that night. She was disheveled, unwashed, and rough-looking, and yet she could still get someone to stop on occasion. The john who stopped was 51-year-old Richard Mallory. He was an electronics store owner in Clearwater, Florida. He was also a convicted rapist whod done a serious hitch in prison in Maryland. On December 1, 1989, police found Mallorys abandoned vehicle tucked into a copse. His body was found a few miles away in a wooded area on December 13. Although he had been shot multiple times, a coroner determined it was the two slugs in his left lung that had killed him.

There were no leads at the time. Suddenly, up and down the Atlantic strip, over the next year, six more bodies of men were found. All had been shot. The word overkill applied to the victims. Although one man had only been shot twice, at least two of the victims had been shotto the point of emptying the gun. One man had been shot nine times; the killer had emptied the piece, reloaded, and continued firing.

In the wake of the first murder (of Mallory), Aileen was suddenly flush with a few hundred dollars in cash. Tyriadid not express suspicion then, but the two went on a partying spree. Over time, Aileen would disappear and suddenly turn up later with wads of cash or a car that was clearly not hers. Tyria, though suspecting something, elected to remain silenton the matter (she later claimed that although she thought Aileen was killing men and robbing them, she felt afraid to confront her for fear Aileen would kill her as well).

Police were baffled about the mysterious murders, and the search for the equally mysterious Melbourne Hitchhiker was on. Based on scanty details and circumstances police reluctantly concluded they might be looking for a woman. Considering the out-of-the-way places where bodies and abandoned cars were found they also concluded this woman might be working a strip of highway as a prostitute (common in Florida).

The abandoned car of Victim # 4, Pete Siems(age 65, missing in June 1990) was found by police on July 4, 1990. [His body, however, was never found.]. A quick canvass of the area netted information that two women (descriptions given to police) had been seenditching the car. On the drivers side door was a partial palm print. It took little time to match the print to those on file with Aileen Carol Wuornos.

Police flooded the media with the story and the sketches. Pawn shops were searchedand items of Siems were found to have been hocked. The police quickly matched their partial palm print from the car door to the prints found on these pawned items.

For Thanksgiving 1990, Tyria left Aileen in Florida while she went to visit some family members in Scranton, Pennsylvania. She stayed north for a longer time than planned, mostly to get away from Aileen. She knew beyond any doubt that Aileen was a killer (she had ridden in a dead mans stolen car more than once herself), and she was complicit in covering up the crimes even if she did not directly take part.

The police wanted to talk to Aileen Wuornosas they came to believe she was certainly a person of interest in the deaths on the highways. Aileen, who had no idea she was wantedyet, was not easy to find. She missed Tyria, but she struggled along in her typical dysfunctional way. Her itinerant status meant she could be anywhere. One of her favorite haunts was a biker bar called The Last Resort. Even among this group of bottom-feeders and outcasts, Aileen Wuornos was a pariah. The bikers who hung out there over time began to shun her she would get drunk and pick fights, and was generally not welcomed.

She was drinking in The Last Resort on January 9, 1991, when police finally caught up with her.

They used an outstanding warrant as an excuse to haul her in (she had more than one.) When the subject of the Melbourne Hitchhiker series of murders was broached Aileen claimed complete innocence.

They worked on her enough to learn of her relationship with Tyria Moore and Aileens protective feelings about her lesbian wife. She still claimed innocence of any murders. Police really had nothing more than her palm print on a car door and her prints on some pawned goods. At best, they could nail her for auto theft or stealing. They wanted her to confess to the killings. She wouldnt do it.

Considering what they knew of her relationship with Tyriapolice rightfully concluded that Tyriawas probably complicit in the murders (at least with respect todisposing of property). They told Aileen they would find Tyria and charge her with murder, too.

When Tyriawas locatedin Pennsylvania she was broughtback to Florida and threatened with criminal charges. But there was a deal to bemade if Tyriacould elicit a confession fromAileen and testify against her, then she would be granted immunity from prosecution. She agreed to the terms readily enough. Through a series of coached telephone calls between Aileen Wuornosand TyriaMoore, Aileen made it abundantly clear she was a killer. She also made it clear that she did not want Tyria blamed or charged with anything. She gave a full and detailed confession to police three days later on January 16.

The only murder of genuine interest of the seven is the first one. Aileen claimed Richard Mallory had brutally raped her, and she had shot him in self-defense. She also claimed the other six men had threatened her and tried to rape her, too, so she shot them in self-defense (she later withdrew this allegation). The reality came to hash out differently.

Mallory really was a rapist. Considering she had already confessed, her testimony about events leading up to Mallorys murder was graphic; the best she could hope for was some mitigation. She was a spectacularly bad witnesson her own behalf, however. She was volatile, and alternately teary and hostile on the stand. Her language was not tempered, and she swore. She related she had been pickedup by Mallory for one kind of sex, but then he wanted something different. In the end he vaginallyraped her and then used a tire iron to rape her anally. The level of detail and her emotional upset over retelling this in court tends toward her storys having the ring of truth. Mallory raped her, and then she killed him. Although not self-defense (since the threat to her was over), it was certainly justifiable.

The other six were murders of opportunity, collateral damage. Once Aileen had cleaned out Mallorys wallet her terror over killing the man changed to the elation of finding a windfall. It had been too easy. She was sloppy, but she had not gotten caught. From then on, she had a better way to make money than by orally servicing tired old men (her victims ranged in age from 40 to 65). And her victims, while perhaps not deserving of death at the end of a

gun barrel, were not sympathetic in any way. These were trollers, low-rent Romeos looking for cheap thrills and cheaper hookers. Out of all the available prostitutes in the area, these men chose a rundown train-wreck like Aileen Wuornosto be their sexual services provider. That fact by itself is not only pathetic but it also says much about the characters of these men.

Mallory was the only murder of which she was actively convicted on January 27, 1992 (she had entered a not guilty plea). Of the other six men, she pled no contest or guilty to five of them (Pete Siems, with no body recovered, was not entertained).

Death of a Serial Killer

Much ink was spilledon Aileen Wuornosin the wake of her conviction for the murder of Richard Mallory. She was sentenced to death. After years on Death Row,she finally tired of the appeals process and requested to be executed as soon as possible. Perhaps to insure her agony of incarceration would end, she included this in her petition:

I killed those men, robbed them as cold as ice. And Id do it again, too. Theres no chance in keeping me alive or anything, because Id kill again. I have hate crawling through my system...I am so sick of hearing this shes crazy stuff. Ive been evaluated so many times. Im competent, sane, and Im trying to tell the truth. Im one who seriously hates human life and would kill again.

Florida Governor Jeb Bush approved her request to no longer delay her execution. In a last interview the day before her death she railed against society, claiming shed been unfairly treated and illegally incarcerated because she was innocent. She was plainly agitated and made reference

to a sonic pressure in her head, but this was perceivedas afinalbid to be declared incompetent (incompetent people cannot be executed).

She had refused a last meal, asking instead for a cup of coffee. Her last words before the execution were strange ones: Yes, I would just like to say Im sailing with the rock, and Ill be back, like Independence Daywith Jesus. June 6, like the movie. Big mother ship and all, Ill be back, Ill be back. On October 9, 2002, at shortly before 10:00 AM, the 46-year-old Aileen Wuornos (missing teeth and looking every bit of 65) was dead, executed by lethal injection.



She was the tenth woman in the US executed since the capital punishment ban was lifted in 1976. She was the second woman ever executed in Florida. She was crematedand her ashes were sentto her Michigan childhood friend (Dawn Botkins) who scattered them around a tree in her memory.

Aileen & Nancy

Nancy Spungen (1958-1978) was only known to the public infamously for one thing: being murdered by her boyfriend, Sid Vicious. Nancy was a groupie and a hanger-on during punks development in the mid 1970s. She followed local bands in New York City, then went to England hoping to snag Jerry Nolan (formerly of the New York Dolls, Americas premier punk band in the early 1970s). She hung around with Johnny Thunders (ex-New York Dolls guitarist) and his new band, The Heartbreakers. She met the Sex Pistols early in their career, and setting her sights on singer Johnny Rotten (as boyfriend material) found quickly he was not interested in her at all. Rottens best friend (and the Pistols new bass player), Sid Vicious, was her next target, and Sid fellfor her. She had been introducedto heroin thanks to The Heartbreakers, and she, in turn, led the extremely nave Sid Vicious into the junkies nightmare. In late 1978, Sid stabbed her to death in a New York City hotel room. A few months later, out on bail and pending trial for her murder, Sid died of a heroin overdose in February 1979 (the fatal dose wassupplied to him by his mother).

Nancys downward spiral, however, really began at birth. Her mother, Deborah Spungen, wrote a biography about Nancy in 1983 called And I Dont Want to Live this Life. Deborah said in her book that Nancy had been born with cyanosis. This is a condition called blue baby, and it means the newborn was sufficiently deprived of oxygen at birth to cause the skin to turn bluish. Nancys umbilical cord was wrappedaround her neck when she was born. Doctors spent many minutes reviving her, and although theyreassured Deborah Spungen and her husband she had no brain damage, there was apparently something wrong with her. She was beyond colicky as a baby, screaming non-stop for hours. In the late 1950s, medical science probably did not consider the consequences of certain treatments, and Deborah was given liquid barbiturates to give the baby to quiet her down.

As Nancy grew up, she was flighty, volatile, and given to outbursts of anger and temper. She had difficulty in school and could not concentrate for long periods. She was a true problem child, running away from home, having sex early, doing drugs and drinking, and partying with the likes of Aerosmithand the New York Dolls contingent. She also expressed a desire to die often enough that people worried she might commit suicide.

Aileen Wuornosand Nancy Spungen were not only contemporaries in time they were probably psychic twins. Johnny Rotten, in his book No Blacks, No Irish, No Dogs, described Nancy as a vile and horrible human being. He not only disliked her personality she was physically filthy. He recorded some of her more bizarre behaviors. Once, when Rotten really wanted to upset a group of posh people who had invited him to a party, he also invited Sid and Nancy. When Nancy showed up, she was so filthy her bare legs were caked with a layer of dirt; Rotten reported she had urine stains tracking down through the dirt on her legs. He said at that moment he had been very proud of her.

Nancy prostituted a bit in England before meeting Sid (and probably during breaks while the Pistols toured and she couldnt go). She was unpopular with the punk crowd who perceived her as a spoiled American hippie and a poser.

Nancy Spungennever became a serial killer. Maybe she never would have become one since she was self-medicatingwith smack (and whatever else she could get her hands on). The simple truth, though, is Nancy Spungenand Aileen Wuornosexhibited all the same behaviors. Deborah Spungenat least provided a clue about why Nancy behaved the way she did. Maybe, if it were known, perhaps Aileen Wuornoshad that touch of brain damage from cyanosis at her birth. Maybe her mother, the 15-year-old Diane, drank a lot of alcohol, and Aileen was a product of fetal alcohol syndrome. Maybe Leo Pittman, an abusive man, beat Diane Pittman while she was pregnant causing fetal damage.

Aileen Wuornoswas perhaps one of the most psychically and emotionally broken women in the history of crime. While it is hard to muster compassion for such a person, it is somehow curious to wonder what might have happened if she had been raised properly or had gotten the mental health treatmentshe so obviously needed. It is too late to find out what specifically made her a serial killer, but it is almost certain there was a mysterious X factor at work on the damaged and deadly Aileen Wuornos.

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IRS Red Flags that Put Your Tax Return at Risk for an Audit

Nine Red Flag Warnings

Almost as soon as we finish our tax returns many of us begin to worry about a dreaded IRS audit.

These audits usually involve a letter that asks for clarification, more information, or additional documentation. It will usually be accompanied by a request for payment of additional taxes and possibly interest and penalties. The letter will state why the IRS thinks you owe additional money. It will then be up to you to prove otherwise.

Taxpayers don't usually have to worry cash for cars Melbourne about 3 men in dark coats showing up one day at their home to take them off to a windowless office only to have a bright light shined in their face until they to cough up the dough.



What are some of the common Red Flags that can put you at risk for an IRS Audit?#1 Having a High Income

The higher your income, the higher your risk for an audit. It just goes with the territory.



For all taxpayers, the overall risk of an audit is a http://mycar4cash.com/ little over 1%. Make over $200,000 and it goes up to about 4%. Make over $1,000,000 and the risk increases to about 12%.

Don't try not reporting your income to decrease your risk of an audit. The IRS already has all of those W-2s, 1099s, K-1s, etc that have also been sent to you. If you don't report them, the IRS will know.

Likewise, it probably isn't a great idea to go and ask your boss for a pay cut so that you don't get audited. But, you could increase your contribution to your 401(k) and decrease your taxable income this way.

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Cash art sells for money

When does abundle of cash pass as art?

Currency,a new work by Sydney artist, Denis Beaubois, went under the hammer at Deutscher andHacketts auction house in Melbourne last night.

Ifyoure confused by the image and believe thats how much was paid for the art,youre wrong. Thats the art: a stack of $100 bills totaling $20,000.

Itsold for $21,350, including GST and buyers premium. So it probably went fora little less than its worth from a monetary perspective, although the taxmancertainly won.

The material for the work wassourced through a "New Work - Established" grant from the Visual Arts and Craftsection of the Australia Council for the Arts.

Currencyis described as aconceptual art project that explores the tension between the economic value ofthe material, against the cultural value of the art object.

Or is all that just fancy words for apile of bills?



According to the worksdescription, "Currency" posesfundamental questions about value and values. It asks what is the role ofcontemporary art: whether its success is all about the money and if its value is in theideas it generates, or just in the materials used.

So what ideas does such a pileof cash generate? What do you see when confronted with a pile of notes that size?

For some $20,000 is a ton of money - more than theyre likelyto ever see in one spot, at internet one time. For others, its just the nights takingsfrom a behind-the-counter job, a deposit for a first home, or the cash paymentfor a new http://carsoldforcash.com/ car.

Currency couldbe interpreted a bit like the childrens book, The Emperors New Clothes. Duped into believing he was wearing a magnificent new garment -- although it was actually nonexistent -- the emperor paraded in front of his court, who pretended to be impressed until a child shouted out:Look! The emperor is naked. Such an exclamation exposed theabsurdity of the adults.

But being absurd adults, Beaubois' work doesindeed inspire conversation, controversy, and debate - and isnt that what artis all about?

Regardless of the price the artfetched, the currency of the art -- or atleast current relevance -- was arguably assured.

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Avoid Feeling Used - Research Before Being Stuck With A Used Car Lemon

Avoid Feeling Used - Research Before Being Stuck With A Used Car Lemon

by: Earl Powers



You can save a hop over to this website lot of money when buying a used car. However, before you sign on the dotted line and fork over your hard earned cash, do a little research on your states lemon laws to see if you could have a potential used car lemon on your hands. By gathering up your research on your potential "new" used car right now, you could be saving a whole lot of heartache. After all, you do not want to fork over your hard earned cash on lemon law attorneys down the road, do you?

There are lots of horror stories about people purchasing a used vehicle, driving it off the car lot, only to have it break down before even getting it home. And unfortunately, the fine print in their paperwork sometimes states "as index is". So that means these poor people are out of hundreds to thousands of dollars with nothing but a car lemon to show for it. If you are in the market for a used car, there are a few things you can do to protect yourself.

Have your own mechanic inspect the used vehicle you are thinking of buying. You are more likely to trust your own mechanic rather than the used car dealership or private individual that is selling. Most lemon laws deal with just new cars, so you have to take care to avoid a car lemon in your used vehicle. Secondly, you can research the title of the car by ordering a report on the vehicles history. CARFAX is the most widely known resource for finding out about the history of the used car you are eyeing. You can also use AAA if you are a member.



All you need in order to find out whether you have a potential used car lemon on your hands is the vehicle identification number (VIN). The VIN is located on a small piece of metal on the dashboard and is usually visible through the windshield. You might want to check on those instruction stickers located on the inside of the car doors for the VIN. Based on this vehicle identification number, you can have a report run on the prospective car you want to buy.

You can find out all sorts of things from this car history report. Whenever a vehicle is brought in for any type of service, the mechanic has to enter the vehicle identification number as well as the work done to the car. This history report will tell you if the vehicle has been in a wreck, if it was salvaged and rebuilt and even if was ever flooded out due to adverse weather conditions.

Most states do not have a lemon law for used cars. Their car lemon law is usually for new motorized vehicles. Unless you live in New York where they do have some coverage, you are out of luck should something go wrong. So, do not rush into a purchase. Avoid being used. Take your time, research the vehicle and shop around! If something should go wrong with your used car, chances are that any of the lemon law lawyers around your state will not be able to help you.

This article was posted on January 13, 2006

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Praise the Lord and Pass the Hair Dye

Congregants at theBayless Baptist Church (search)in St. Louis, Mo., thought something about their pastor looked a little funny.

The Rev. Ron Shrum, 65, sported red and blue mini-dreadlocks in his hair as he delivered his Sunday sermon, reports the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Shrum had promised that if 400 kids came to Sunday school the previous weekend, he'd let them redo his hair.

Four hundred and nine showed up, and the job http://www.truckworld.com.au/buy/wrecking/ of hairstyling fell to Caitlin Beck, 17, and her 15-year-old brother Nathan.

The duo dyed one-half of Shrum's head red, the other blue, then spent half an hour twisting his thinning hair into braids for a look they dubbed "Liberty Spikes."

"That looked kind of sacrilegious to me," one parishioner joked after the service.

Nathan Beck was more inspired.

"It gives me hope for when I'm older," he told the Post-Dispatch. "Because when I'm 70, I can still have cool hair."

For the Man Too Macho for an iPod

Soldiers of former Soviet Bloc nations, Third World guerrillas and drug gangsters may soon have it all.

A British company plans to begin marketing an MP3-player adapter for the widely usedAK-47 assault rifle (search), reports the Herald Sun of Melbourne, Australia.

AudioBooksForFree.com, who describe themselves as "the No. 1 U.K. online MP3 audiobook publishers," says their "AK-MP3 Jukebox" contains 20 gigabytes of storage, enough to hold about 5,000 songs.

The player is modeled on the AK-47's ammunition clip, claims their Web site, and can be mounted as such onto the rifle, or carried separately in a camouflage-colored case.

"This is our bit for world peace," the site quotes one of the company's partners. "Hopefully, from now on many militants and terrorists will use their AK-47s to listen to music and audiobooks They need to chill out and take it easy."

Retail price is expected to be $600 with 300 mostly public-domain audiobooks preloaded, or $350 without. The Web site says the players will be available in May.

You Can Have the Cash, but Don't Speak Like That to Our Mother

The robber holding up a Winnipeg, Manitoba, deli must have thought things were going well until he started insulting the owners' mother.

"As soon as he was rude to my mom, I went after him," Bob Hothi, 27, told the Canadian Press Friday. "I told him not to talk to my mom like that."

The unnamed bandit entered the Classy Meat and Deli wearing a balaclava and toting a pistol. He ordered Bob, his brother Jas, 31, and their mother Jaswant to open the register and give him the money.

Jas was in the middle of handing the cash to the man when the gunman lost his patience, yelling curse words at Bob and Jaswant.

Bob could bear no more, and thinking the weapon was a fake, rushed the robber.

The man pointed the gun at him and pulled the trigger several times, but the pistol malfunctioned. The brothers, with the aid of a passerby, held the outlaw down until the cops came.

Teenaged Punks No Match for Grandma



SPRINGFIELD, Ore. (AP) Sylvia Gresham wasted no time when she realized that the truck she uses to cart around her grandchild had been stolen from her driveway.

The 41-year-old grandmother and her neighbor Teresa Brown hopped into a car and went driving around the neighborhood looking for the missing truck when two teenage boys drove it past them. The women followed and cut the truck off at an intersection, where Gresham jumped out and confronted the teens.

She pulled the driver out of the truck as he allegedly reached for a knife, then said she cursed at him and "slapped him around."

"I told him, 'Get out of the car, get the hell out of the car,'" Gresham said Wednesday afternoon. "I said, 'Reach for the knife again and I'll kick your [rear-end].'"

Gresham said the teenage driver seemed "shocked" and claimed that a guy named Josh had given him the car to drive.

"I told him, 'You're a liar.' I said, 'Do your parents know what you're doing?' I had him by the shirt and he was crying, saying he didn't steal it."

The boy in the passenger seat ran away, but Gresham, who is 5-foot-5 and weighs 140 pounds, held on to the driver, who was 6 feet tall and 175 pounds.

Witnesses who called police said it looked as if a man and woman were assaulting each other in the lanes of traffic, Springfield police Sgt. Thomas Borchers said. Eventually, Brown, the neighbor, was able to explain what was going on.

Police arrested the driver, Dennis Reeves, 19, who was being held in the Lane County Jail on charges of unlawful use of a vehicle, unlawful entry of a vehicle and possession of a stolen vehicle.

Norwegian Shoe Thief Runs Rampant

OSLO, Norway (AP) A bold thief with a penchant for high-heeled shoes has been keeping women on their toes in the western city of Stavanger.

The thief, described as a male in his 30s, boldly enters homes, sometimes when the owners are there, and makes off with women's high-heeled shoes, the Stavanger Aftenbladet newspaper reported Monday.

He knocked on the door of one woman's home last month, and asked to check a number in her telephone book. She left briefly to get it and he jotted down a number. It was only after he was gone that she noticed all her high-heeled shoes were gone from the entryway.

He apparently came back on Saturday and stole more shoes while she was in the shower and her boyfriend was in the living room.

Another woman told the newspaper that high-heeled shoes had been stolen from her house five times.

Even though there are often valuables nearby, he only takes shoes and leaves everything else. Aftenbladet said the women had filed police complaints, but that there were no suspects.

Oh, Those? I Wear Them All the Time

MAGNOLIA, Ark. (AP) James Cotton looked just like any other Wal-Mart customer buying a bolt cutter at 4:30 in the morning until the cashier noticed that Cotton was wearing handcuffs.

According to police, the clerk took Cotton's money, gave him the bolt cutter, then called officers. Cotton was caught minutes later Saturday, after he had gone into the bathroom and cut off the handcuffs.



Cotton had been arrested the night before by the Haynesville, La., police on charges of battery and possession of a narcotic, but he kicked out a window in a police car and fled, authorities said.

Compiled by Foxnews.com's Paul Wagenseil.

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