Sunday, December 17, 2006
The Sheep Incident
"Fraternity fails to pull wool over Ferguson chief's eyes"
(please forgive the poor scanning)
(please forgive the poor scanning)
# posted by pauko27 @ 4:07 PM 
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Who needs the police log when you can be on the front page?
See the article about the sheep incident here. pauko.blogspot.com (click on each picture to read)
Here's some info. Pledge class of '88 decides to steal a sheep as part of the bolt house trashing, to stick it in the basement. The plan, with a few bros help, is to later return the sheep. I think Sweet Lou was our main accomplice, and now I wonder if he had plans for that sheep.
Some of the pledges go out to the farm and steal a sheep. I wasn't there, so I can't go into much more detail, although there was a good amount of difficulty. But no sheep can beat Dan Schuler, so the task was accomplished.
Sheep is put in the basement. Pledges go to UVA. The next day, the bros try to return it to the farm, only to have the sheep jump out of the truck. I believe it was Oscar Pacheco's truck. Police arrive and pursue.
Upon pledge class return, 2 of the 'clean cut' pledges take the fall (me and Eric Trumbauer) and are questioned by the police chief. The chief was asking us to draw a map. We did our best, but had no idea since we weren't there. We were made to feel very guilty, and we tried to act guilty, but everyone knew what the deal was and we were just going thru the motions.
Later, we painted a community center. The only thing I remember is that there were a lot of bees.
It would be great if some others posted what they know about the sheep incident, especially ET, the man with the photographic memory.
itb
pauko
See the article about the sheep incident here. pauko.blogspot.com (click on each picture to read)
Here's some info. Pledge class of '88 decides to steal a sheep as part of the bolt house trashing, to stick it in the basement. The plan, with a few bros help, is to later return the sheep. I think Sweet Lou was our main accomplice, and now I wonder if he had plans for that sheep.
Some of the pledges go out to the farm and steal a sheep. I wasn't there, so I can't go into much more detail, although there was a good amount of difficulty. But no sheep can beat Dan Schuler, so the task was accomplished.
Sheep is put in the basement. Pledges go to UVA. The next day, the bros try to return it to the farm, only to have the sheep jump out of the truck. I believe it was Oscar Pacheco's truck. Police arrive and pursue.
Upon pledge class return, 2 of the 'clean cut' pledges take the fall (me and Eric Trumbauer) and are questioned by the police chief. The chief was asking us to draw a map. We did our best, but had no idea since we weren't there. We were made to feel very guilty, and we tried to act guilty, but everyone knew what the deal was and we were just going thru the motions.
Later, we painted a community center. The only thing I remember is that there were a lot of bees.
It would be great if some others posted what they know about the sheep incident, especially ET, the man with the photographic memory.
itb
pauko
From Scott Muller:
I was one of those men trying to load that sheep into Oscar's pickup truck. After finally getting the thing out of the basement (everytime you got within 5 feet of the thing it took another crap on the floor and oh man trying to get it up the stairs) and tied down in his truck, we drove for maybe a half a block when it freaks out and jumps right out of his truck in the middle of the street. We thought it was going to kill itself because it was still tied down. What a day that was.
ITB,
Scotty
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I was one of those men trying to load that sheep into Oscar's pickup truck. After finally getting the thing out of the basement (everytime you got within 5 feet of the thing it took another crap on the floor and oh man trying to get it up the stairs) and tied down in his truck, we drove for maybe a half a block when it freaks out and jumps right out of his truck in the middle of the street. We thought it was going to kill itself because it was still tied down. What a day that was.
ITB,
Scotty
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