Opps sorry, wrong number

[Xcptshnl1]

IN Calhoun County West Virginia, there was a woman who text messaged what she thought was her friend to tell her she had some hydorcodie and a fresh batch of Meth made. She used the phrase,"Are you looking?", which is a common phrase used by drug users... But the gal dialed the wrong number. Instead , she got the county prosecuting attorney's cell phone.


She's facing 20-40 years in prison, along with a male accomplice.

:clock::shock: Karma!!:notworth:

 

[catsncudas]

Good. Karma is a ****.

 

[jensenfleming19]

Karma!!! lol

I have a short story here ... about "Oops. Wrong number. Sorry" ..

I sometimes receive mysterious calls from a blocked number, that, when I pick up the phone, simply plays a pre-recorded message that says (in a womans voice) "Oops. Wrong number. Sorry".

The question is Who? What? and Why?

Other people in the local area have also received these same messages. Has anyone experienced this? I live in the San Diego, California.

 

[kipper]

That's as funny as the guy who got car jacked (forgot where) and had his cell phone in the car, went to the cops, and with a friends phone texed something like " hey we got the blow (cocaine) we still on for the (sex) party?" He was pretending to be a couple of hot girls. The guy texted back, "sure", The car jacked guy replied, "Same motel, same room"....... You know the rest. Stupidity should be painful.

 

[bamacuda]

I believe it is a computer calling cell numbers. If you answer, the number is sold to tele-marketers.

Karma!!! lol

I have a short story here ... about "Oops. Wrong number. Sorry" ..

I sometimes receive mysterious calls from a blocked number, that, when I pick up the phone, simply plays a pre-recorded message that says (in a womans voice) "Oops. Wrong number. Sorry".

The question is Who? What? and Why?

Other people in the local area have also received these same messages. Has anyone experienced this? I live in the San Diego, California.