KARK/Little Rock Must Be A Great Station To Work For

[DToTheJ]

Last year, we learned about that YouTube video that resulted in a few station employees parting ways with them.

Now, there's this:
http://www.broadcastingcable.com/ar...ts_Station_After_Waking_Up_in_Crime_Scene.php

KARK Little Rock meteorologist Brett Cummins' tenure at the station has ended... Police are investigating the death of Cummins' colleague Dexter Williams, 24, who was found dead in a hot tub last week. Published reports said Cummins awoke in the same tub to find his friend dead, with "some type of chain wrapped around his neck", perhaps a dog collar. According to the AP story, the police report quoted the homeowner as saying Cummins and Williams had been snorting an illegal narcotic before arriving at his home...

Forecast calls for weirdness with a chance of OMG.

 

[PTBoardOp94]

Sarcasm Mode ON:

Of course KARK is a great station to work for. Its owned by one of the most well-loved broadcasters in the business today, Nexstar

Sarcasm Mode OFF!

Really, though. I've got to wonder if Micheal Scott is running the newsroom at KARK.

 

[tlyle]

They just lost the Chief Meteorologist Mike Francis to WXIA in Atlanta. Everyone in ATL is liking him. I wonder if Mike saw the writing on the wall at KARK.

 

[Markxxx]

...Published reports said Cummins awoke in the same tub to find his friend dead, with "some type of chain wrapped around his neck", perhaps a dog collar...

If you say KARK, KARK, KARK fast enough it DOES sound like a noise a dog would make ;D

 

[azumanga]

...Published reports said Cummins awoke in the same tub to find his friend dead, with "some type of chain wrapped around his neck", perhaps a dog collar...

If you say KARK, KARK, KARK fast enough it DOES sound like a noise a dog would make ;D

The way things are going there, you can't say "carcass" without "KARK". (Sorry, can't resist.)