STAR TREK DIVORCE

Hinckley Star Trek flat faces uncertain future. This from the BBC.


Tony Alleyne took BBC Newsnight on a tour of the flat in 2009Continue reading the main story
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A Leicestershire Star Trek fan who turned his home into the Starship Enterprise has said his work could be destroyed by the sale of the flat.

Tony Alleyne, 58, has spent 10 years and more than £30,000 transforming the Hinckley flat, but now his ex-wife, who owns the property, needs to sell up.

The apartment features a replica flightdeck with full voice recognition technology.

Mr Alleyne said the thought of living in a conventional house was "scary".

"The more I say it, the more horrible it sounds," Mr Alleyne said.

The Los Angeles Times reports on a whistle-blower who tells how a private detective arranged for men to be arrested for drunk driving at the behest of their ex-wives and their lawyers — and that entrapment using decoys was only one of many alleged misdeeds. Read full article


David Dutcher says his 2008 arrest on suspicion of drunk driving was a setup orchestrated by a private detective who is the subject of a state and federal criminal investigation. (Michael Macor, The Chronicle / October 17, 2011)


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