Facebook Him, Danno! – Redneck Headlines

Each weekday, Rodeo Rick scours the web for the best and weirdest news headlines from around the world. We proudly present you with the best Redneck Headlines and the stories behind them.

Here are today's Redneck Headlines:
#1 - KILLER WANTS A FOOT IN THE DOOR!
#2 - FACEBOOK HIM, DANNO!
#3 - SAY IT WITH FLOWERS

KILLER WANTS A FOOT IN THE DOOR

An accused murderer in South Carolina tried to get a leg up on a plea deal by offering to give cops a lead on where to find the victim's left foot.

Leslie Sandoval, who's suspected of killing and dismembering an acquaintance of his, blames an alcoholic blackout for not recalling the incident in which he allegedly committed the crime, saying he's "still putting together the pieces."

He does remember enough, however, to let authorities know where they might find Seth Foster's left foot, the only part that's still missing. He's willing to turn it over, he says, but "it depends what kind of a deal they're willing to make." (Anderson Independent Mail)

FACEBOOK HIM, DANNO!

Facebook is a great way to keep tabs on where your pals have been spending their time, as an armed robber in Colombia found out by failing to log off his account while robbing an internet cafe.

The crook and an accomplice sat down at computers in the cafe and proceeded to spend some time pounding the keys only to stand up after a few minutes, pull out weapons and demand that the clerk empty the cash register.

Cops arrived after the two men had fled, but discovered that one had left his Facebook page up on the screen, enabling them to track him down easily.

(Shortlist)

SAY IT WITH FLOWERS

A Tennessee man decided to apologize for stealing some flowers for his mom by returning the plants he pilfered more than 50 years after he committed the crime.

Bill Teitleff took two hydrangeas out of a Nashville park to surprise his mom on Mother's Day of 1958 saying he didn't have enough cash to get her the kind of gift she deserved. The plants survived a full half-century, as did Teitleff's guilt, which led him to return flowers to the scene of the crime over the weekend.

(WTSP)