Car Raid

Investigation of Car Leads to Interesting Story

Dayton, WY-- Several inspectors on March 3, 2009 inspected a 1982 Land Cruiser in Dayton, WY to conclude a story about it.

The one interviewed, Don White, High School principle of Tongue River High School answered all questions the Tongue River High School inspectors asked him. Tyler Day asked the first question which asked Don White where he bought the car. He said he bought it in Rock Springs where it was previously owned by a counselor. He explained that he bought the car because he said, "It is virtually indestructible." A question was about why he had pine needles and hair almost covering the back seat. He stated that every Christmas he would get a Christmas tree and put it in the back which would be why there are so much pine needles. "The dog hair?", he said, "I bring my dogs with me sometimes." He was also asked why there where dents in his left side light and why there were holes above it. He said he was in an accident 3 to 4 years ago and that's what cause the dents. Then, he explained how the holes got there and those were from the car shop drilling into it to try and pry the broken metal out. Another question from main reporter Alex Orchard asked why he had a fire extinguisher under his driver seat. He said, "I don't know, I guess its on of those things that you buy and never use it. Maybe if I get a fire in my car." The last question that was asked was why he parked in a no parking zone. He simply stated, "I'm the principle, I can park wherever I want to. There was some valuable information taken from what he provided and some unusual information. Tongue River High School reporters have decide to close the case and end with the information they received the day of the interview.