frank hayes still alive?

Does anyone know if that murdering piece of sh!t is still alive?

It landed all over my face!!!!!!! I almost choked on it!!!!!!!!

Alfaro, we all know you like it up the "Ass"! You can tell, you walk like a Queer! Bitch!

Where is that SOB buried at? I'd like to take my dog for a walk and a sh!t next time I'm in Texas.

Frank G Hayes died 21 May 1998. I am hoping you are all like 12 or 13 years old, your posts certainly show that level of maturity. Anyway. Hope that helps.

nolo nombre wrote:

Frank G Hayes died 21 May 1998. I am hoping you are all like 12 or 13 years old, your posts certainly show that level of maturity. Anyway. Hope that helps.

It pains me to report that ALL of the posters are grown men, but exhibit the typical LaCoste mentality.

Yes all the posters are grown mean, but they are not from LaCoste. Some of them briefly served during a very embarrassing period of time on the LaCoste Police Department, but their obvious lack of common sense and maturity cause their apple cart to be upset and now they are spread across Bexar County working as security guards.

In one of the few cases where Fed-
eral authorities satisfied the Hispanic
community, Marshal Frank Hayes of
Castroville, Texas, a rural town near
San Antonio, was prosecuted in Fed-
eral court for the killing of Ricardo
Morales on September 14, 1975. Hayes
arrested Morales at his home in con-
nection with a series of burglaries.
Hayes drove Morales out of the city on
a deserted road, placed a shotgun to
the man's side and fired. Hayes, his
wife Dorothy and their friend, Alice
Baldwin, then took the body from the
scene and buried it. A state court con-
victed Hayes of aggravated assault in
state court and sentenced him to 10
years, but a Federal grand jury then
indicted him for violating Morales' ci-
vil rights and causing his death. The
police officer was convicted and sen-
tenced to life in Federal prison. His
wife was sentenced to three years in
prison and Baldwin was sentenced to
18 months in prison alter their convic-
tions as accessories.