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Crime Scene Board pt.2You must be 21 years of age to drink in Louisiana.  The penalty for doing so, even accidentally, is significant. The fine is between $500 and $1,000 and/or imprisonment for 30 days to six months.    Possession of cocaine~Under 28 g.: 5 yrs. with or without hard labor and $5,000; 28-200 g.: 10-60 yrs. hard labor and $50,000 to $150,000; 200-400 g.: 20-60 yrs. hard labor and $100,000 to $350,000; Over 400 g.: 30-60 yrs. hard labor and $250,000 to $600,000    Sale of Cocaine~5-30 yrs. hard labor and/or up to $50,000; Sale to minors by persons over 25: life imprisonment; Sale to minors by those at least 3 yrs. his junior: double penalties    Trafficking of Cocaine~Production or manufacturing cocaine base: 40-99 yrs. hard labor without parole or suspension and up to $500,000 fine    Gun Laws~Open carry of firearms in Louisiana is permitted without a permit, as long as the user is of at least 17 years of age and legally able to possess a firearm under state and federal law. Louisiana has state preemption of firearms laws, except for local laws passed before July 15, 1985.Shep~$700 or 50 days in prisonForres~Life in prison or $8000kHenry~$500 or 35 days in prisonLogan~50 years in prison or $5000Grant~Dead

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Crime Scene Board pt.2You must be 21 years of age to drink in Louisiana.  The penalty for doing so, even accidentally, is significant. The fine is between $500 and $1,000 and/or imprisonment for 30 days to six months.    Possession of cocaine~Under 28 g.: 5 yrs. with or without hard labor and $5,000; 28-200 g.: 10-60 yrs. hard labor and $50,000 to $150,000; 200-400 g.: 20-60 yrs. hard labor and $100,000 to $350,000; Over 400 g.: 30-60 yrs. hard labor and $250,000 to $600,000    Sale of Cocaine~5-30 yrs. hard labor and/or up to $50,000; Sale to minors by persons over 25: life imprisonment; Sale to minors by those at least 3 yrs. his junior: double penalties    Trafficking of Cocaine~Production or manufacturing cocaine base: 40-99 yrs. hard labor without parole or suspension and up to $500,000 fine    Gun Laws~Open carry of firearms in Louisiana is permitted without a permit, as long as the user is of at least 17 years of age and legally able to possess a firearm under state and federal law. Louisiana has state preemption of firearms laws, except for local laws passed before July 15, 1985.Shep~$700 or 50 days in prisonForres~Life in prison or $8000kHenry~$500 or 35 days in prisonLogan~50 years in prison or $5000Grant~Dead

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Emotional and in one of the innapropriate pictures with the group of girls.

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has a sister with lukimeia. she was with grant at the party. Her contact name was booty call #3.

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Tough guy, supplier

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Another rich kid, appears attractive to women

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Narrator’s friend.

Giddy, and creative

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Rich kid, rude personality

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Perverted, dead

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Impatient, selfish

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Aged, weakened eyesight, determined type of personality

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Lonely, inverted type of person, and really artistic

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Today a crime scene was reported at a ranch. The weather was calm with a little bit of fog. The time you are most likely to encounter a deer is around October through January. The boys at the scene was John Forres, Shep Moore, Henry Carlisle, Logan McCullar, and Grant Perkins whom is the victim. The narrator noticed all of the boys were all freaking out and aggravated, with each other. The narrator is still a mystery, but its well known that it’s one of the boys. It was just the boys, until the cops and their parents had shown up. They were all very nervous and mad with each other. They are thinking about who shot Grant. Who shot Grant is currently unknown. Who used the Remington.