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WTW Man Sentenced To Spend Christmas With Vets

If ever there was someone deserving of the White Trash Wednesday award- it is this man.


PAINESVILLE, Ohio{...}
Ryan Brady, 21, went before Judge Michael Cicconetti Tuesday, pleading guilty to setting up a fake fund for war veterans, and pocketing the money. Man Sentenced To Spend Christmas With Vets

The man has been ordered to 180 days jail- and to what I believe is one of the most justified sentences ever- he will be able to spend Christmas with our National Heros- as the judge has ordered him to spend time with veterans. Perhaps he will benefit from having an experience like this, where he gets to be with men and women of honor.

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