Hot Tubs in the News.

[drewstar]

swiped from: http://www.suburbanchicagonews.com/heraldnews/news/75036,4_1_JO28_HOTTUB_S1.article


Hot tub trial unleashes a media flood
SKINNY DIPPING IN LOCKPORT

September 28, 2006
By STEWART WARREN STAFF WRITER

Her neighbor seemed to be having sex in the backyard hot tub next door, Nash testified Wednesday.

Standing near the curb outside her Lockport home on East Tree Line Drive, Nash said she could see Cook County Police Officer Kelly Mrozek and a man in the water. Both were naked, she testified.

Nash knew her 14-year-old son was home, and she was afraid that he might see something, she said. She went inside and found the boy. He'd seen everything. "I asked my son to stop watching. I said, 'Don't look out the window,'" Nash testified.

Now very upset, Nash telephoned a neighbor. Together they went outside to take another look. Then they called the police.

"I asked them if it was legal to be naked and having sex in the hot tub in the middle of the day," Nash said. When Lockport Police Officer Dave Cullen arrived, he spoke to Mrozek, 38, who lives nearby on Tree Line Drive, and Mark T. Sumner, 22, of Orland Park. But he didn't arrest them.

That appalled Nash. She eventually complained to a Chicago newspaper columnist who then wrote about the incident. On March 6, Mrozek and Sumner were charged with public indecency, a misdemeanor crime. Their trial began Wednesday afternoon.

Although a death penalty case involving a quadruple homicide was being held on another floor, Will County Judge Marilee Viola's courtroom was packed with more than a half-dozen Chicago-area print and television reporters. Cameramen and photographers stood outside the building, waiting for Mrozek and the others to leave.

While being questioned Wednesday by Martin Dolan, the lawyer representing Mrozek and Sumner, Nash said she didn't tell the couple to stop what they were doing that November afternoon. Dolan also referred to the possibility of a feud between Mrozek and Nash. In the past, Mrozek had called Lockport police to complain about the way cars were parked near the Nash family's home, Dolan said.

"I didn't know who was calling the police," Nash said.

The trial will continue today at 1:30 p.m.

Reporter Stewart Warren can be reached at (815) 729-6068 or via e-mail at swarren@scn1.com.

[Zep]

[size=14]Man's sentencing in wife's hot tub death delayed[/size]

Sep 22, 2006  

Nashville - A Brown County man's sentencing for strangling
his wife in their hot tub has been delayed after he apparently
cut his wrists and neck. Brown County Sheriff Buck Stogsdill
says 61-year-old Michael Smith was found wounded in his
cell Thursday as they prepared to take him to court for
sentencing.

He was taken to a hospital for treatment and judge delayed
Smith's sentencing for a week. Police believe Smith inflicted .
the wounds with a disposable razor.

Jurors found Smith guilty of murder in the November 2003
death of his 55-year-old wife, Linda. He wasn't charged until
earlier this year.

Smith maintained that his wife drowned accidentally in their
hot tub, but prosecutors called a pathologist who said she
was strangled.

[Spatech_tuo]

Great, 2 more excuses my wife will come up with to avoid going in the spa with me this weekend.

[drewstar]

Honey...come on out to the tub.


No!


Why?

I saw the news. You are either going to kill me or get fresh....or both.


Bring me a beer then!

[drewstar]

Hot tub sex indecent? No way, says judge

Whew.  It's not against  the law to have sex in your hot tub.

This is a follow up to the original peice I posted.



September 29, 2006
The hot tub sex case evaporated Thursday with a not-guilty verdict.

Will County Judge Marilee Viola ruled that a man and woman who were naked in a hot tub last November were probably having sex, but there was no evidence the two thought anyone could see what they were doing.

Viola found Cook County Sheriff's Police Lt. Kelly Mrozek, 38, who owned the Lockport duplex with the hot tub, and Mark T. Sumner, 22, of Orland Park, not guilty of public indecency.

Cindy Wojdyla Cain

Sun-Times News Group

[wesj53]

Can anyone please inform me as to where I can get a frosted-effect dome to put over our Tundra so that my wife and I don't get reported?

[Spatech_tuo]

Can anyone please inform me as to where I can get a frosted-effect dome to put over our Tundra so that my wife and I don't get reported?

Just use the Cone of Silence!!

[drewstar]

The Cone of Silence? But Max, that thing never works!

[wesj53]

Is that Cone available in extra large?

[windsurfdog]

When Lockport Police Officer Dave Cullen arrived, he spoke to Mrozek, 38, who lives nearby on Tree Line Drive, and Mark T. Sumner, 22, of Orland Park.

Sounds like Mrozek likes'em young....I guess there's no chance for us old farts then....<sigh>....