Ray Etheridge murder suspect was boiling with rage

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY -- The man accused of 12-year-old homeless boy Ray Allen Etheridge in a Louisville park was a boiling cauldron of hate and resentment. And Joseph Cambron, 21, should know: He's the one saying it. "I mean there's just so many cases of me just blowing up," Joseph Cambron told police in an unrelated sexual-abuse case.
He is now charged with murder and tampering with physical evidence in the murder of seventh-grader  Ray. Cops say Cambron and Ray and the young boy got into a scrap last Tuesday afternoon in the park. Cambron is  6-foot-3, 185-lbs while little Ray was just 5-foot-4 and 118-lbs. The boy died of multiple stab woulds. MORE IN THE COURIER-JOURNAL

Lawyer Rosanna Heinrichs orders pizza pie; gets DUI

LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY --Boozing, driving and ordering a pizza took multi-tasking too far for a pretty brunette lawyer. Cops in Kentucky say legal lovely Rosanna Heinrichs, 27, was swerving and driving in the wee hours of the morning. When cops pulled  'Hottie' Heinrichs over, the civil litigation whiz reeked of booze and sported tell-tale "glossy eyes."
The babe-a-licious barrister confessed to cops she had drank a bottle of beer and half a bottle of wine. Domino's Pizza was on her web browser and she admitted she had been trying to order a pie.
Heinrichs was arrested and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs and shit with a communications device violation.

COPS COMB KENTUCKY FOR KILLERS OF JASON ELLIS

Police in Kentucky are scouring the Bluegrass State searching for the killers of Officer Jason Ellis who was murdered in a cowardly weekend ambush. Kentucky State Police and the Bardstown Police Department continue to investigate the death of Ellis, 33, who was found shot dead in his cruiser near Saturday morning. Detectives believe Ellis was ambushed as he cleared debris from the road in front of him. More in The Kentucky Post

KENTUCKY FAIR SHUTS CASEY ANTHONY DUNK TANK

OK, so the taste is questionable but it did admittedly give us a giggle. A Casey Anthony dunk tank at a Kentucky fair--complete with a lookalike has been shuttered on grounds of taste. Ha! Ha! Of course, everyone knows the party mom who got away with was found not guilty of killing her 2-year-old daughter Caylee is now in hiding.

HOW RILEY CHOATE WAS NABBED IN SON'S MURDER

IT IS AN OFT-REPEATED cliché that time is of the essence but never was it more apt than in this cold case in Indiana. Lake County Sheriff's Department (LCSD) Deputy Commander of the Detective Bureau Matt Eaton’s interest was tweaked one night when he overheard a call from police dispatch to a patrol officer while on his way home from the gym, according to The Gary Post-Tribune.
The call came from the home of Gary, Indiana resident Aimee Estrada. Estrada, biological