Talk:Robert Seldon Lady

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[edit] Seems this has costed him a lot, wonder if its worth including in the article

He is reported to be among those who have returned to the US, leaving behind a villa in Italy which he bought with his life savings. [1] —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 193.220.231.106 (talk • contribs).

That's what they always say: "I didn't know they were going rape her", "I thought he had enough air back there in the trunk. Anyway I was just the driver, etc." I'm afraid it's most likely going to be necessary to appropriate that villa, in order to provide restitution for the victims, you know. It's kind of hard to feel sorry this guy for his villa, being as he has another one in Honduras, as well as a house in Florida... and if he's willing to appear before a truth and reconciliation commission, perhaps he can look forward to a general amensty, and one day, the privelege of entering the EU on a normal tourist visa. That's a lot more than many innocent people caught up in these shenanigans that Lady and his cohorts willingly abided by (even if some of them, in the backs of their minds, also "objected" to them) can look forward to. Whiskey Pete 23:18, 18 February 2007 (UTC)