CRAZY GLORIA HODGE SMASHES JULY 4 PARADE

SMASHING JULY 4

SMASHING into the parade, she narrowly missed children in the crowd as she raced at speeds of up to 80 miles-an-hour. 
Crazy Gloria Hodge scattered the terrified crowd as she cut through the procession at Randolph, RI and continued up the Interstate 95.  
An onlooker said: "She drove straight into the parade, almost like she didn't see it. She must have been doing at least 40 or 50 miles-an-hour
"People were just dipping and dodging out of her way, terrified that she may hit them. Lord knows what she was thinking. It was certainly a parade to remember. People will be talking about this for years." 
Hodge eventually smashed her car into a highway bridge.
Prosecutors are likely to charge the 40-year-old with assault with a dangerous weapon, driving to endanger and failure to stop for police.
Children lining the parade route had to scatter from the street as the woman careered through the busy

Police Chief William Pace says Hodge is in stable condition at a hospital.

JULY 4 SLAUGHTER KENNETH MYERS EXECUTES FAMILY

CRAZY KENNETH

HE BUTCHERED his wife, her twin and his mother-in-law in a deadly July 4 weekend massacre, before turning the gun on himself.
Crazy Kenneth Myers, 46, led cops on a deadly high speed pursuit before leading them to the scene of the family slaughter in Columbia, SC.   
Myers' wife, 25-year-old Angela; her twin sister, Tabitha Brown; her mother, 50-year-old Vicki Brown; and Myers' ex-wife, 47-year-old Esther Baldwin were all found executed from single gunshots.
Investigators spent all night trying to piece together why Myers might have gone on the killing spree. Deputies weren't immediately familiar with him before Saturday night.
"It's hard to say at this point in the investigation why those people were killed," Aiken County Sheriff's Capt. Charles Barranco said.

"We need to try to find some answers."
 Myers' neighbor Robin Halsey told WRDW that only days ago the shooting suspect has discussed how he was feeding a "little stray dog."
She said: "He was talking about how he was going to catch it and take it home and try to save its life, and he was saying, 'I don't see how people can just throw a stray dog out on the street.'
'I can't understand how he could do this."