The Worst Roommate Story You’ll Ever Hear
With the rent prices going up in Tampa, there are a lot of people out there living with roommates. Everyone thinks they have the worst one too. Whether it’s because they steal your clothes, don’t do the dishes, or are just plain old messy, I’m willing to bet your reasons will not exceed Patricia Whitehead’s story. This is the worst roommate story you’ll ever hear.
The Worst Roommate Story
The ironic thing about this entire story is that Patricia Whitehead thought she had the worst roommate. She even told police “he did not clean up after himself,” after they responded to a call Thursday morning about a shooting that left him suffering from a shot to the upper body. You would think a roommate would have sympathy for her roommate, but not Patricia.
Turns out, Patricia was allegedly the person who shot her roommate! After an investigation by Tampa Police, investigators found out Whitehead and the victim got into an argument after the victim didn’t clean up after himself. The victim decided he was going to leave the house and slammed the door behind him, but Whitehead had other plans. According to the report, the 71-year-old went to fetch her gun from her bedroom and proceeded to shoot the man multiple times.
The man was taken to a hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. Whitehead was arrested and charged with first-degree murder.
Now if you have a story that is worse than that, you may very well have the worst roommate.
Source: Click Orlando
9 States You Can Go To Jail For Cheating Including Florida
#1 Florida
In a place where bathing suits are the norm, it’s natural for eyes to wander. However, he should keep his hands to himself: Floridian adulterers can face up to two months in jail and fines of up to $500. So watch out!
#2 Arizona
Having an affair with someone other than your spouse is a Class 3 misdemeanor here, punishable by up to 30 days in jail. Both the unfaithful spouse and their partner in crime will face penalties. Sounds like it’s not worth it at all!. Why go to jail when you don’t have to at all.
#3 Illinois
See if it’s worth cheating in this state! In Illinois, the consequences for adultery can include up to a year in jail for both parties involved. Seems like a hefty fine for sex. But watch out before you do it.
#4 Kansas
In Kansas, engaging in “intercourse or sodomy” with someone other than your spouse is a Class C misdemeanor. This means it’s punishable by up to a month in jail and a fine of up to $500. Imagine spending one month in jail for cheating! Seems extreme to us.
#5 Massachusetts
So how does Massachusetts stack up? Well, you can go to jail for a long time! It’s classified as a felony, carrying a fine of up to $500 and a potential jail sentence of up to three years. WOW!
#6 Oklahoma
This might seem crazy! However, adulterers can face fines of up to $500 and imprisonment for up to five years in Oklahoma. 5 years in prison for cheating! Not worth it at all.
#7 Michigan
In Michigan, cheating on your spouse is a felony and a Class H offense. According to the State of Michigan Sentencing Guideline Manual, the penalty is jail or other intermediate sanction. Doesn’t seen like it’s worth giving in to temptation. Might as well keep it in your pants. Or it seems you might go to jail.
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#8 New York
Engaging in extramarital affairs in the city that never sleeps, could lead to a jail term of up to 3 months. Can you believe that? That’s pretty huge for the biggest city in America! Lesson learned… Don’t cheat.
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#9 Georgia
So how does Georgia look compared to everyone else? To steer clear of a fine of up to $1,000 or a potential jail term of up to a year. Make sure you’re kind and considerate to your partner and don’t cheat. Be a sweet peach instead.
