Victimized Waterfowl Discovered in Jespah's Posession[/size]
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
On October 7th, 2005, an FBI investigation led to the discovery of a severely traumatized Humboldt Penguin in the freezer of Boston resident and Able2Know collaborator Jespah.
The penguin, pictured below, was captured off the coast of southern Peru last fall, when the Humboldt Penguin drug craze became popular. It seems that Jespah was snorting the dried, crushed guano of the imprisoned penguin to get a high in a process that local high schoolers are calling 'guaning.' The reaction is said to produce a hallucinatory effect not unlike that of shrooms.
Due to these developments, frequent visitors of the popular online discussion website Able2Know now wonder whether or not some of Jespah's comments and supposed activities, such as the 'hoarding of blank scrabble tiles,' asking rhetorical questions such as 'does chicken taste like chicken,' and procuring seemingly random quotations of other members were the result of his guano addiction.
"It's an outrage," exclaimed outraged leader of the Outraged Animal Rights Society (OARS), Christine Hennessey, "This penguin was minding its own business, filling a niche in the environment, when this... this...
dog kidnapped him for his own selfish purposes... well, actually, maybe the penguin was a her... I can't tell. In any event, this is outrageous." OARS has petitioned for Jespah's immediate execution, as Hennessey explains: "This poor Humberg penguin must be avenged. Our only viable course of action is clear: Jespah must be bludgeoned to death with trout." The courts have not decided as to whether or not this is what shall occur.
Jespah's proven guilt, however, only raises more questions, such as the implications that Craven de Kere, Jespah's friend in San Diego was also a 'guaner.' SWAT teams are currently preparing for an investigative operation of de Kere's household currently. Meanwhile, this does answer some questions, such as the disappearance of a large percentage of a nearby fish vendor's wares. "I got hungry!" claimed the distressed penguin.
Jespah, now in the Federal Bureau of Investigation's custody, could not be reached for comment.