Posted AT 10:39 AM EST on 04/08/08
Beheadings as dinner conversation
Have we had enough yet?Enough of the macabre and heretofore unthinkable details of the stabbing, decapitation and defiling of Tim McLean, the 22-year-old carnival worker who lost his life on a Winnipeg-bound Greyhound bus last week when a man apparently went berserk and - well, I'm going to try not to repeat the details.
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