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Case of the Vanishing Victim

Male slut pokes fun at unemployed!
by Brent Kellogg  
December 2, 2003

In a rare display of empathy for the less fortunate and underpaid grunts who do a majority of the dirty work on whose backs the elite in Genoa City reap the riches, department store owner Lauren Fenmore said Tuesday that watching those applying for work at her store can be heartbreaking.

Noting that the local economy is "dicey" and hinting that rumors of a recovery are nothing but more lies, Fenmore specifically mentioned that one of the men applying for work at Fenmore's as a rent-a-santa possessed a degree in physics. While not revealing whether the man was given the job, Fenmore eluded to the tragedy of unemployment in this city.

Only recently a score of employees were laid off when the RoadKill Cafe burned to the ground. Yet, owner Gina Roma's prime concern was with what was to become of her. Only after she was handed a new job on a silver platter - a job some other poor soul was relived of - did Roma mention in passing that "some" of her former employees were also hired at Genoa City's newest and most all-purpose restaurant/bar/gym/motel, the Athletic Club.

While the number of unemployed and homeless and hungry in the most powerful nation on earth is astounding and the government that claims to be so compassionate about the downtrodden pours billions of dollars down the drain each day on pork barrel projects is indeed horrific, nothing is more disgusting than a weasel who makes fun of the unemployed.

The weasel in question was Fenmore's male slut; the nice Catholic and resident private investigator; Paul 'Clueless' Williams who recently raped his former wife, had a child out of wedlock, abandoned the baby and his wife and now sleeps around even though he is still legally married.

"Maybe he can teach the reindeer about laws of gravity," Williams snickered of the unemployed man who, with one degree, is one more than Williams can claim.

That he doesn't have an education or a permanent place to call home matters not to Williams. The mama's boy can always crawl back to his mother's home if things get tight or, find a woman to live off.

The likes of Williams need not worry about looking for work. It's not what they know - it's who they know.

That these privileged freaks will never know what it's like being unable to pay their bills is no excuse for making fun of the unemployed.

Cold, sick infatuation; a love story
November 5, 2003

Reliving his days as a horny, frustrated teenager all over again, and moping around because he hasn't had sex since that time months ago on a California beach, private investigator Paul Williams this week has done nothing but complain of having to take cold showers because just a glimpse of his former wife's black panties is enough to cause massive Viagra-free erections.

Seeking to reverse the long trend toward shamefully inadequate sexual intercourse, Williams tried this week to get his roommate to stop talking about her career long enough to concentrate on the tiny bump in his pants to no avail.

All the while thinking about Christine 'Bug' Blair, Williams went to his office where he became so desperate for sex it seemed the hole in his desk would have to absorb his frustration but was spared when the woman - Bible-thumpers would almost certainly rise up and light torches and march on City Hall if it would prevent scandalous whores from walking the clean streets of Genoa City - materialized like a bad habit.

In less time than it took Lauren Fenmore to transform herself into the voluptuous woman pushing fifty that aging men see as funky gorgeous goddess-thick witchness and divine feminine power, Williams had the town slut in a lip lock. In the sexual heat Williams did not notice that underneath Fenmore's drapery of reddish brown follicles and massive melon chest beat the raw red heart of a latent pagan priestess.

When the body fluids had been exchanged Fenmore quipped that Ms. Blair doesn't know what she's missing. That Williams boy is some stud.

"She knows," Williams oozed, because big man about town that he is, Williams forced himself on Blair exactly one year ago.

"I thought we were moving in the right direction, but things don't seem to shaking out that way," Williams sniveled, as if a woman who has been raped is supposed to forget it ever happened once the pain wears off.

Still, because scum buckets always retain that stench, Williams claims to love Blair. He has managed to get back in her good graces by inadvertently saving her life and the couple shared an abode until Williams asked the woman of his dreams to marry him. Turned down, he asked again this week and when turned down for a second time, Williams threatened to move out.

Like a battered woman who doesn't know a bad thing when she sees it Blair expressed concern for where Williams will be resting his weary head but was not moved when Williams said humbly, "The office."

Like the spoiled brat who can't get what he wants, Williams screeched that being friends with the Bug isn't good enough. As a man, he has certain needs. If the Bug can't satisfy those needs then he'll find somebody who can.

"Last chance, babe. You gonna put out?" Williams did not say, but may as well have because this was the message.

Sadly, the Bug dropped to her kneepads to tell the slug what a "wonderful, sexy, interesting man" Williams is and that "any woman would be proud" to call him her main man.

Still not satisfied Williams huffed, "I'm riding off on the horse that brung me."

And because she can be such a stupid bitch, Blair did not say, "You creep! You raped me! You think I'm going to forget that just so you can get your jollies? Screw you and the horse you rode in on. I never want to see your sorry, cheating, adulterous ass ever again. And don't forget to take your stinking dirty laundry with you."

Bug+Clueless = Miserable failure
October 1, 2003

Without a doubt private investigator Paul 'Clueless' Williams and sometimes she actually pretends to be a lawyer Christine 'Bug' Blair are two of Genoa City's most utterly confused and twisted people. Perhaps it's their addiction to "unhealthy love" that made the couple flip-flop again on Wednesday.

Aware that they are engaged in a sick "obsession" - not to be confused with being in a fugue state - Williams and Blair conceded today that after all that has been said and done they still love each other.

Apparently, because he gets off wallowing in self-pity Williams seemed to have a hearing problem for he turned right around and asked, "Is there any hope for us?" And although she's repeatedly said she still loves him, the Bug squealed she doesn't know.

Noting again that what he did last November was "wrong" and having confessed that it was rape, Clueless said, "I don't know if it was rape" before asking if the Bug can ever forgive him.

Regardless of the fact that she's already said a number of times that she loves him and has forgiven him and sorta liked being raped, the Bug replied, "I don't know."

And frankly, nobody except these two freaks could give a rat's ass at this point because the issue is moot. Their credibility has been shot to hell. Had the creepy critter not already said that she loves Clueless and has forgiven him a big stinking deal might have been of some interest. Would a woman who has been raped find it in her heart to take the man back?

Since the answer is yes, for Williams and Blair to keep changing their stories every five minutes serves no purpose and only increases the annoyance level. This insidious little lame-ass attempt to make anyone who isn't already fed up with Blair and Williams change their mind is a miserable failure.

September 30, 2003

Forces of darkness grip PI, Bug
With all the bad things happening to Genoa City's most clueless private investigator, Paul Williams would be better off dead. That was one conclusion drawn Tuesday when Williams himself seemed ready to throw in the towel. For the millions of times he's tried to move on with his meaningless life, damn but what he can't get anywhere.

"I did something terrible to a woman I love with all my life," Williams said of the rape he committed last November.

Hoping against hope that confessing his sins to a priest would cleanse even the darkest of souls, Williams was left with more questions than answers when Father Todd Williams told him that he suffers from a "sick obsession" brought about when two people engage in an unholy alliance. The Holy Father ever went so far as to blame the woman Williams raped for contributing to the stupidity of a moron.

Even after Williams committed adultery, married a woman he didn't love, brought another child into the world to be ignored and then raped his former wife, Christine 'Bug' Blair continued to engage Williams in what the Father termed, "unhealthy love."

And for that little enabling sexual mess on a California beach alone, the Bug shares the responsibility.

The general conclusion reached here this week is that Williams and Blair are two acutely disturbed people. Both should be seeking the services of a psychiatrist, not a priest, preferably alone in individual padded rooms at the Shady Hills Mental Sanitarium.

September 29, 2003

Act of rape called sick obsession
Confirming that he was only concerned with the gratification of his own selfish and unholy desires when he raped Christine 'Bug' Blair, private investigator Paul Williams said Monday that he knows what he did "was wrong" but because he's the dumbest dork on the face of the earth he needs "answers" from a priest who can better explain what God meant when He said, "Thou shalt not commit adultery."

In addition to the criminal act of rape, Williams committed adultery last year when he forced himself on his former wife apparently as some manly attempt to prove to Ms. Blair that he is more of a man than the one she had planned to marry.

During a confessional with his brother, Williams told Father Todd Williams that attorney Michael Baldwin is "the worst person in the whole world" and did not add that if not for Baldwin his sweet Bug might very well be dead.

Reflecting upon his brother's pitiful sob story, Father Todd declared that Williams suffers from "a sick obsession."

Here comes da priest!
September 25, 2003

As expected, Paul Williams' guilty conscience finally emerged like a drunken snake on Thursday when the clueless private investigator began having guilt pangs concerning the horrible act he committed nearly one year ago.

It was November 2002 when, in a fit of rage, Williams forced his former wife to have sex with him. Some called it rape. But because Christine 'Bug' Blair appeared to have enjoyed the molestation what was really a heinous crime was sugar-coated and repacked as "rough sex."

Now, Williams says he can't move on with his miserable life until he is absolved. Nor can he remember little details like, the fact he has yet to file for divorce from his illegally imprisoned wife, Izzy Williams or that he has a baby stashed away in Los Angeles or the phone number of his brother.

His entire angst-filled soul in limbo at this juncture, Williams made an impromptu trip to his mother's home where the previously drunken Mary Williams - having dropped out of sight for weeks at the height of the Vanishing Victim case - was seemingly clean and sober but alarmed that her son would drop by "at this time of day" which was actually, an otherwise normal time of day.

Forgetting that there is a six month waiting period imposed by law in Genoa City regarding how soon divorced persons may remarry and that her son has yet to file for divorce, Mrs. Williams pestered her son about a wedding date. Just when would the lucky Ms. Blair, a creature she couldn't stand to be in the same room with at one time, become Mrs. Paul Williams again?

Mr. Williams shined the old woman on, obtained the phone number of his brother and headed straight for the nest he shares with his love bug to sputter about how he can practically feel Satan sucking out the last remaining shreds of his darkened soul.

Praising Williams for saving her sorry ass both emotionally and literally and all but saying that she harbors no resentment and kinda liked being raped, Ms. Blair let Williams off the hook. Sadly, Williams didn't want to be let off so easily. Informing the creepy critter that he doesn't know how to move on, the Bug opened the flood gates of Hell when she suggested, "Don't you think it's time you find out?"

And so it came to pass that Williams called Father Todd Williams.

Located in Detroit after the archdiocese moved him out of Grand Rapids, which pretty much says it all and alludes to perhaps way too many complaints against him by young alter boys, Father Williams said he would drop his duties as head priest of St. Tarcisiusand and fly immediately to Genoa City to pray for his brother's soul.

"What are families for?" Father Todd actually said, and did not wonder, "Gosh! Whatever is bothering my 'bro must be serious because he and the entire family have ignored me for something like twenty years."

Meantime, in a related development, hardware stores across the city have reportedly sold out their entire stock of industrial strength barf-bags in anticipation of Williams' incessant what is to become of me now soul searching.

PI confesses, It was rape!
September 26, 2003

Private Investigator Paul Williams admitted Friday that forcing himself on Christine 'Bug' Blair last year was an act of rape.

"I raped Christine!" Williams said during a brief confessional with his holy brother, Father Todd Williams.

The priest arrived at Genoa City International Airport aboard We Fly You Anywhere Air within moments of being summoned by his brother whom Father Todd has not seen in twenty years. Adhering to the words in the Good Book, friar Williams voiced no ill will towards his brother for not having the common courtesy of meeting him at the airport.

In a related development, Ms. Blair maintains she doesn't consider what her former husband did to her an act of rape and in fact likes rough sex.

The rape that wasn't
by Vicki Johns
September 12, 2003

So Paul Williams now wonders why he raped his ex-wife. And by what definition is what happened last fall "rape?" She wanted it and he wanted it and rape doesn't begin to play into that equation on any level.

To call that insignificant episode of angry sex rape is a blasphemy to rape victims everywhere. Rape is a vicious, sick and brutal crime perpetrated on innocent victims who are usually left battered and beaten and left with emotional scars for a lifetime.

Yes, there is date rape and yes, husbands can rape their wives. True, when a woman says no, that is rape as well. But in those and other situations, the usage of the term "rape" should rightfully be brought into question when the woman continues to live her life as if not much happened.

What did Christine Blair do the supposed morning after the rape? She laid there in bed, confused and somewhat perplexed. Those might be considered to be normal emotions after you've had sexual relations with your married ex-husband when you are engaged to another man. She did not confront her then submissive attacker, she did not call the police, she did not seek medical attention, she did not contact her lawyer. She just dipped into that endless pot of cash she's got stashed somewhere, and took off for parts unknown for months on end. Probably all women who have got endless pots of cash and no obligations periodically take off for parts unknown whenever they want. Doesn't prove a damn thing.

And what did Christine do when she came back into town? She assumed some grotesque personality for the sole purpose of uncovering the "truth" about her ex-husband's spouse. Wow, now that is symptomatic of the overwhelming anger that is usually associated with a rape victim's feelings for her attacker. She didn't walk back into town, contact Paul, and say, "Look, you miserable bastard, you are lucky I didn't file suit, and stay the hell away from me for the rest of my life, you sick, perverted SOB." No, no, she assumed the role of savior for her ex-husband, you know, the "rapist."

Then, when Christine finally did learn the truth about Michael Baldwin and Isabella Williams' deception, what did she do? Did she say, "Good, you jerk, you finally got what you deserved and I hope it's just the beginning?" No, she flies ACROSS the country to inform Paul of the news, and then has sex with him on the beach. Now, just what is the statue of limitations on "rape?" Might it expire with the next occurring episode of sand and sex?

Of course, after all this, it was only natural for Christine to actually invite her ex-husband/rapist to share her domicile. Certainly, it is customary for most women to allow their rapists to co-habitate with them. Come, you angry vicious criminal, come into my home, my harbor, and partake of my hospitality, for I have no fear that you might attack and violate me again. And by the way, can I fetch you a glass of wine?

And you never know exactly who might be at the other table the next time you and your spouse splurge on an expensive dinner for an anniversary or a special occasion. Might actually be a rapist and his victim, who've just adopted a song associated with a couple of children's puppets as their very own love theme. Could be, you know, rapists and their victims just love expensive restaurants and romantic nights out, serenaded by their own professional pianist.

Of all of the unfinished sagas in Genoa City, this was the only one that truly deserved to be left behind. Instead, it will be used as vehicle to bring to us once again, the sufferings, the pain, the agony, the righteousness of all that embodies the glorious Christine Blair. It's an outrage and an unconscionable indignity not just to observers, but especially, and most offensively, to real rape victims everywhere.

PI says vanishing victim is dead!
July 30, 2003

by Brent Kellogg

Despite having been told by the Genoa City Police not to leave town as he's a suspect in the strange disappearance of his wife, and not having seen his son since stashing the poor child with its grandparents living in Los Angeles the first week of May, private detective Paul 'Clueless' Williams announced today his intent to fly to California over the weekend for a short visit.

Williams also restated his position that prime suspect, Christine 'Bug' Blair had nothing to do with what he called - for the first time - the certainty that Izzy Williams is dead.

"I'm sure she's dead," Williams said during a meeting Wednesday with Victor Newman at which Newman recalled that the detective handling the case, Hank Weber is, "like a pit bull."

Asked if he'd like the help of Genoa City's most powerful man, Williams hacked, "I don't know how to answer that" and then went on to say he's never felt "so powerless" in his entire life, is trying to prevent the Bug from learning "how scared I am" and pretty much clueless to boot.

Just the slightest bit suspicious, Newman asked Williams to clarify. Was he saying that the cops have nothing to connect the Bug with the disappearance of Mrs. Williams?

"Whatever they have has to be circumstantial," Williams oozed, as if they don't teach morons like him in private investigating school that a suspect who has admitted to and has been seen at the suspected crime scene is about as far from circumstantial as it gets.

As if anyone who doesn't already know that Clueless is dumber than a bag of hammers, the PI caused them to recoil violently when he noted, "I don't know how things like this happen."

Williams lamented how one moment he and his wife were as happy as two peas in a pod and then the next moment "our whole world collapsed." Gosh Vigil, how could this have happened? Could it be because Clueless fled Genoa City with his son, dropped the kid like a sack of toxic waste with his wife's parents and then holed up on a California beach some twenty-five miles away until his former wife showed up and they had sex?

And because he is so dumbed down Clueless began rambling to Newman how attorney Michael Baldwin did something incredibly stupid in regard to a certain rowboat on Lake Michigan and oops - better not say anything more. Might not be prudent.

This is what happens when you build your entire existence on an intricate network of adultery and hatemongering and sham enemies and endless blank-eyed smirks that tell the city, every single day, sure enough, we be idiots.

Having heard more than enough for one visit and maybe thinking to himself, Jesus, I've got to make a note to stay away from these sad little people entrenched in morbid never-ending sad lives, Newman departed on a divine note. If Williams sees the Bug be sure to tell the critter that she is in Newman's prayers.

Although he did not say it, undoubtedly Williams envisioned at that moment Newman on his knees before his bed at night praying to the gods to watch over and protect the demon Bug.

Why these people claim to pray and be so righteous and loving boggles the mind. Standing proud and strong and respected around the world their shiny oil-sucking SUVs with flags waving from the luggage rack, maybe it's the slew of lies they tell and the hate they possess that makes them think that if they say they pray their evil deeds will be forgiven.

Clueless detective ends marriage!
May 27, 2003

Almost exactly one year to the date he married dizzy Izzy Brana, detective Paul 'Clueless' Williams declared Tuesday the marriage failed.

"I can’t deal with her lies and deception anymore. Our marriage is history," Williams said as if marriage is something to be tried and returned to the store if not liked.

The delicious part of Williams' walkout was the ease in which he gave up the one-year-old son he brought into the world.

"It's not over with my son!" Williams sneered without elaboration but clearly believing at some point in the future he'll be there for Ricky Carl Williams whom he dumped like so much garbage on the boy's grandparents.

If Williams' track record with his daughter is any indication it'll be a cold day in Hell before he sees his son. Williams dumped Heather Lynch years ago, saw her briefly in the 90s, didn't have the guts to tell Heather that he's her father and let her walk out of his life again with not so much as a phone call, Christmas or birthday card since.

From Here to Eternity - Act 1

May 12, 2003

Causing just about everybody to flinch and sigh over and over, detective Paul 'Clueless' Williams was seen Monday on a California beach near the relatively obscure Leo Carrillo State Park some twenty-eight miles northwest of Santa Monica.

Determined to "move on" with his meaningless life Williams last week left his loving wife behind in Genoa City to finish packing and wait for the moving company while he went ahead to Los Angeles with their baby. Once the boy had been stashed with its grandparents Williams went off alone in search of a beach where he could frolic in the surf like some hippie on a bad acid trip.

The sound of the Pacific ocean crashing around him, the blue sky, the sun caressing his aging body, Williams seemed pleased that he had thought of everything one needs to get away from the hustle and bustle of the rat race. An old knapsack and a cell phone!

No dork worth his salt goes anywhere these days without a cell phone. Boring conversations are so important people must talk while they eat, while they shop, while they drive and always when they're on the beach trying to forget the past.

Williams hadn't been on the beach more than five minutes when the phone began ringing and generally angered the seagulls flying overhead. Rushing from the surf he was not at all surprised to hear the voice of his private detective buddy calling from Genoa City.

Andy Richards, who had earlier told Christine 'Bug' Blair he had no idea where Williams was, had, unlike the Bug, thought to call to see how his pal was doing. More importantly Richards wanted to know if Williams had thought to take along his old Vietnam-era knapsack.

Without asking Richards how he knew of the sack, Williams said yeah, he had the knapsack.

"It's like traveling with an old friend," Williams cackled, causing the gulls overhead to almost crap on the moron below.

Getting to the real purpose of his call Richards told Williams that the Bug had been at the detective agency & alarm company looking for her former husband and that he had told her Clueless was somewhere in Los Angeles.

Now that the Bug was married to Michael Baldwin and had "moved on" with her life, Williams said he wasn't interested. Nor did it occur to him that the Bug should have been on her honeymoon and not in Genoa City looking for him. In case Richards or anyone else he's spoken with in the last week did not already know, Williams hacked again, "I want to move on with my life."

The phone call over Williams began pawing through the knapsack. The moldy aroma reminded him of the one and only time he had ever used his "old friend" when he and the Bug had gone on a crusade into the jungles of Vietnam looking for Keemo Volein.

Volein's own mother - born and raised in Vietnam - had searched four years for Keemo without success. But in just four days the Bug and Williams found him. Boy, those were the days my friend. We thought they'd never end.

Finding an envelope in the sack Williams opened it. There in living color were the photographs of the Vietnam adventure. The images he had captured during the one day stopover in Hawaii. The Bug, the rented red convertible all induced a sick reminder of how he and his love bug had sex on a bed covered with rose pedals.

But those days were gone.

Williams ripped up the photos and tossed the chemically injected paper into the ocean. What's a little more pollution in an already polluted ocean he did not think to himself because this is exactly how disgusting Williams is. Maybe a whale might eat the paper and die. Williams did not care.

Then, out of nowhere, he heard a voice calling his name. No! Could it be? Had the Bug flown from Genoa City and of the thousands of miles of California beach managed to find him in about an hour?

Stranger things have happened. Things that produce that odd dumbstruck jolting feeling of a progressive and funked-out and deeply flawed believe it or else mentality.

Yes! There in all her splendor and desperate need of some color stood the albino Bug.

It's a wonder screenwriter Daniel Taradash and director Fred Zinnemann didn't pop out of the sand as the stage had been set for the 2003 version of "From Here to Eternity" staring Paul Williams as First Sergeant Milton Warden and Christine Blair as Karen Holmes the unhappy, lonely, and frustrated wife of another man.

Richards to head up PI-Alarm firm

April 23, 2003

by Lois Hill

Fears that the infamous Paul Williams Detective & Alarm Company would be going out of business were laid to rest Wednesday when it was announced that the firm will remain open albeit under different management.

Owner/operator, and credited with solving half a case in his long career, Paul Williams has confirmed that he is turning over his magnifying class to long-time pal and fellow super-sleuth Andy Richards.

Busy making phone solicitations for rental homes in the Los Angeles area, Williams said customers will not notice his absence in the least and that female office employees thought to be lesbian lovers will retain their jobs even though he had a good mind to fire them after they poked their noses into his personal life and harassed his wife.

"I'm moving my family to California in a few days for good," Williams said, assuring those concerned that his departure has nothing to do with not lifting a finger to find Sharon Newman.

"I'll be raising my son near his mother’s family," Williams said, ignoring the fact that his best customer has repeatedly stated that he was hired to find his daughter-in-law.

"Andy Richards is taking over this office," Williams added, hinting that if Richards wants to take on the task of finding Mrs. Newman that's up to Richards but pretty much assuming that if they wait long enough Ms. Newman won't need to be found.

Williams pointed out that the decision to retain office manager, Lynne 'Yes-Boss' Bassett and clerk Marissa Barton must be approved by Richards and that their continued employment was only a token of his sympathy during these times of mass unemployment.

"He [Richards] won’t be as forgiving as I've been," Williams warned, sending a direct message to Bassett and Barton that their new boss will likely fire any employee pretending to be a private eye especially on company time.

Williams did not comment on what - if any - employment he plans to seek in California or if he intends to be a full-time dad living off the millions he's bilked out of customers who paid him to solve cases he never really solved.

The new Beverly hillbillies?

April 14, 2003

by Brent Kellogg

Still fearing she'll always be deeply psychologically scarred for life, bound for huge doses of therapy and Xanax and unhappy marriages, Genoa City socialite Mrs. Izzy Williams surprised many astute observers when she agreed to leave her hate-filled enemies and the city for a new life in California with her husband and new baby.

Pretty much disgusted with his life as an inept, case-less private eye Paul Williams made the decision to pack up his family late last week and popped the words here Monday every woman wants to hear at some time in their lives when he asked Izzy where in the world she would like to live.

"Beverly Hills," Mrs. Williams said, visions of real fur coats, diamond rings and chauffeured Mercedes dancing in her head.

Taking notice of her husband's preoccupation of being within walking distance of her parents' home Mrs. Williams added that Beverly Hills is "a short drive" as the limousine flies.

Citing the importance of family and the nice home with the white picket fence around it, Mr. Williams remembered, "it's warm all year" in California except for those times when it's cold and wet and although he had yet to obtain permission from his mother, the sooner they move the sooner they can focus on a new future together free of interference.

Mrs. Williams was awed. "You’d do this for me?" she asked, and assured that nothing is too good for her agreed to go.

As much as just about everyone would like nothing more than to see these two go far, far away there's got to be a catch. It's not like the Williams' can just leave either. There's the detective agency to sell, loose ends to tie up, the landlord to be notified and the apartment to clean. Don't they want the cleaning deposit back?

At the rate time drags in this city there will be a weddings to attend (who would want to miss Billy Abbott's wedding?) and shouldn't it be about time for Victor Newman to remind Williams he was hired to find that missing woman? Can Williams say no to the great man? Then too, there are traps to fall into like the one Williams' employee keeps setting. The traps so far have failed to snare anything but Lynne Bassett has said she's not giving up.

By the time Williams gets the limo packed his copious detective and alarm company pals will rush in with the smoking gun. See? Your wife is really an evil woman so let us install a nice blowup doll to replace Izzy while you reconcile with the woman we think should run your life and undoubtedly wants you back because she loved being raped by you that night. There, there, now, Mr. Williams. The brutal mother of your son is gone and took the baby with her because it would have been inconvenient having a child around to constantly remind you of your sexual indiscretions. Think of the baby as collateral damage and then never think about the boy again except on special occasions when you're feeling sorry for yourself.

April 10, 2003

Los Angeles residents warned; PI may go into exile!
Sensing the need for a regime change, Genoa City's most inept private detective announced here Thursday his plan to leave Genoa City.

"I made a decision. It's time for me to move on with my life," Williams said for the umpteenth time as he desperately tried to convince nonbelievers that this time he really, really means it.

"I haven’t been fair to my wife and son. I have to do this for the future of my family," Williams said.

Those hearing the news that Williams intends to move his family to Los Angeles cheered and danced in the streets albeit temporary jubilation.

"That smuck hasn't solved a case by himself in years. Everyone knows he's blowing smoke," was the general mood of wild euphoric killjoys picketing outside the empty Williams detective and alarm company offices.

The news of Williams' impending departure was expected to come as a total surprise to Genoa City's most powerful man. The great Victor Newman has repeatedly said he hired Williams to find the still missing Sharon Newman but to date Williams has not lifted a finger to find the slutty wife of local coffee shop owner Nick Newman.

Presumably, unless Williams sells the business, his loyal lapdog/office manager Lynne 'Yes-Boss' Bassett will take over the firm. GCN calls to Bassett were not returned and the Williams agency has been closed for the past 24-hours.

April 2, 2003

PI Williams will get 'missing' woman contract!
The great Victor Newman announced Wednesday that private detective Paul 'Clueless' Williams will be hired to locate his "missing" daughter-in-law, Sharon Newman.

Mrs. Newman fled the city recently after making inappropriate sexual advances on her father-in-law. Other than a letter postmarked Denver, Colorado, there has been no contact from the shunned Newman family member.

"Perhaps he can find a clue," Victor Newman said of Williams, a PI with a less than credible track record. Prior to assisting in the Abbott poolhouse fire case, it cannot be remembered when Williams solved a case by himself.

Even before Williams accepted the Newman challenge skeptics were shaking their heads in disapproval as if they could already see Williams' modus operandi. In almost every case the PI first conducts an illegal search of the target's credit card usage and then turns the case over to one of his many "operatives" in the field.

Regardless of William's sloppy detecting skills the elite in Genoa City always turn to him when someone who has gone missing needs to be found and then usually end up locating the missing person themselves.

Turn out the lights, another Williams marriage is over!

January 28, 2003

The universe was heard to quietly applaud and sigh with a tiny sense of shimmering hope for the soul of humanity after all on Tuesday when detective Paul 'Clueless' Williams confessed, that yes, he is a despicable miserable excuse for a human being and rapist.

Her son tucked away out of sight out of mind with the always convenient - we are at your beck and call regardless of the hour - sitter, dizzy Izzy Williams sat on the floor of her tiny apartment before the fireplace when Williams returned carrying what is thought to be the only aluminum briefcase in the world.

Looking around the dungeon caused Williams to have yet another flashback to that fateful day when he aggressively raped his former wife because it was what he had assumed the woman had wanted. The thought of women throwing themselves at him was so compelling Clueless didn't hear Izzy asking if he were okay.

"I didn't see you there," Clueless smirked before asking Izzy the exact same question. Was she okay? The question had to be repeated because Izzy might not have otherwise had an excuse to whine. Ever since the christening of their baby things had not been the same which was not to say that things had ever been normal.

In her spare time, Izzy spent countless hours gazing into a crystal ball and knew there was something Clueless wasn't telling her. Was he keeping his lips sealed because of some pent up anger? Had she not been playing the perfect little sex goddess? Was it the burnt sauerkraut and ribs?

Due to an unprecedented slump brought on by weariness and guilt, Clueless confessed. Every single thing gone wrong in their sham of a marriage was his fault. He should never have tried to kill Michael Baldwin that night at the reception and Lord have mercy, he was keeping Izzy in the dark about what he did afterwards.

"I've hurt you and our son," Clueless sniveled and facing up to the fact it's about damn time karma slapped his flabby ass, Clueless tried to rationalize that if he could only turn back the hands of time it would make the world forget that he's a noxious and never ending cancer on society.

"I had sex with Chris that night," Clueless spewed and oh Satan, why do you make me do these things, he implied but did not say.

Forgetting that it was she who lied and cheated and told Clueless she was pregnant with Michael Baldwin's baby, Izzy threw a major fit and at the same time dredged up the it's all about me syndrome while thumping on Clueless' manly chest. "How could you do this to me?" she squawked.

And like so many other instances where the woman discovers her man has done her wrong, Izzy claimed that by screwing the Bug, Clueless had ruined her life and that their marriage was over.

As Izzy stormed out of the apartment, Clueless came to grips with the fact he's a self-righteous ideological dinkwad without a wife who won't be giving it up anymore because she's sick to death of his grunting spank-me crap and his slimy Vaseline advances.

Perhaps it was the realization he'd have to go back to sneaking peeks at the other old flabby men in the locker room for cheap thrills that made Clueless breakdown bawling. But at least, the truth was out.

January 23, 2002

Idiocy runs rampant
by Michael Kelly

Don't you have to wonder what the hell so-called attorney Michael Baldwin was doing gawking at and scribbling on his briefs (his legal ones) at the counter of the Java Hut when the shyster has his own office?

It just so happened that PI Paul "Clueless" Williams was there at the same time, so he approached Baldwin and mentioned he heard the barrister was representing alleged arsonist Diane Jenkins.

Rather than tell Inspector Clouseau to take a hike because who he represents was none of Paulie's concern, Mikey muttered Jenkins was no longer his client.

But when the attorney inquired if Williams had heard from his crusading, albino ex Bug, Clueless cracked that if he had, he wouldn't tell Mikey squat.

The two argued back and forth a bit before Baldwin accused his romantic rival of being the cause of the critter's sudden departure.

But here's the kicker. When the ambulance chaser asked if Clueless had ever swatted the alabaster insect, the irate investigator belched, "Baldwin, I would never hit a woman. Period!"

Damn straight, he wouldn't. Why bother hitting a woman when he can prove what a big, brawny boar-stud he is who's an out of control, but still commanding clod capable of showing a bitch who's boss by raping her?!

For snorting such a faux righteously indignant, honesty allergic, soul sacrificing, laugh in the face of almighty God statement, this pus-head should be grateful a bolt of lightning didn't strike him dead!

January 22, 2003

Snoop-dogs run out of Olive Pit, commit 5 more blunders!
by Brent Kellogg

Blunder #6 - Don't go into the seedy side of town looking like a cop or as if you just stepped out of Vogue magazine.

Such was the folly of snoop-dogs detective Paul 'Clueless' Williams and Phyllis Abbott on Wednesday.

Unlike the ritzy side of town, cats, albeit homeless ones, were roaming the street and dark alley near 3rd & Algonquin competing for food with the homeless and wine-swilling humans when the dogs pulled up in a late model, shiny looking car.

Spotting the proverbial phone booth where a mysterious man is alleged to have called Mrs. Abbott on the night of the Abbott poolhouse fire, Clueless waved a photograph of Diane Jenkins in the general direction of a local vagrant nearby and asked, "Hey, Buddy. Have you see this woman?"

His eyes too shot to see beyond his nose, the vagrant picked up the pig smell and didn't say a word. "No wonder the cops came up empty," Clueless burped.

Blunder #7 - Cops have an uncanny ability to communicate with the locals, in particular, those living on the street. To infer that the cops didn't do their job in the arson case was just another terrible attempt on Clueless' part to place his detecting skills just slightly higher than those of a media whore.

Noticing the Olive Pit, Clueless and Abbott entered the bar and instantly stuck out like sore thumbs. Instead of waiting to blend into the crowd, (blunder #8) Clueless hit on the barkeep. "We just want some information," he said holding up the photo of Jenkins.

After telling the snoop-dogs he knows the aroma of pig when he smells it, the barkeep suggested they find the door and use it before he did it for them. Picking up the vibes, the locals began taunting Mrs. Abbott causing Clueless to shake in his gumshoes. Urging Phyllis to leave, Clueless was stunned when she yanked the photo out of his hands and stuck it into the air. "Hey! Has anyone seen my friend here?" she asked.

Blunder #9 - Never say hey. Hay is for horses.

For her trouble, one of the locals suggested Phyllis call Diane. "We’ll make it a foursome," the man snickered.

Sensing an impending mess in his pants, Clueless grabbed Abbott and away they went like raw sewage pouring into the Genoa City River on a rainy day.

Squealing like a stuck pig that Phyllis had almost been assaulted and Lord knows he wouldn't have been man enough to help her, Clueless dropped Phyllis off at the Abbott Hotel where her gutless husband overheard the commotion.

Jack Abbott was startled. After all the times last year he had said over and over how he feared losing his wife, here Phyllis was playing snoop dog. Phyllis explained having hired Clueless to prove Jenkins started the poolhouse fire and that she had to check out a lead because she's the only one who can recognize the voice of the phantom telephone caller as if the mysterious person would come forward simply because she was asking if anyone knows Diane Jenkins.

The theory was so mind-boggling Jack said again, "I almost lost you," and then scolded Clueless for calling himself a professional and taking a woman along on his dirty capers.

As Clueless went out the door with his tail between his legs and very little else, Jack told Phyllis that the more time she spends on seeking revenge against Jenkins, the less time she spends with his son!

Blunder #10 - Jack hasn't seen his son since the night of Victor Newman's wedding reception and only briefly at Diane's hotel before he banged her.

Like Cassie and Noah Newman and Nate Hastings who become sleepless after the slightest alteration in their daily activities, Phyllis sobbed, "I still have nightmares about what Diane did to me. I hate her."

If the events of the day had ended right there it might have been thought for the slightest of moments that Phyllis' snoop-dog days were over. While she did say that she would forget about Diane, Phyllis tossed out a caveat; doing so could mean no sex for Jack.

And what man in Genoa City, Yawn Abbott and John Silva not withstanding, has ever been able to go for more than a day without having sex with their usually lame scags who have already slept with half the city? While he fears losing Phyllis, sex may prove more important to Jack thus paving the way for her continued vendetta.

January 21, 2003

Snoop-dogs go off half-cocked

The Genoa City "snoop-dogs", detective Paul 'Clueless' Williams and I'm employed but never go to the office, Phyllis Abbott got a huge break in the rehashed Abbott poolhouse arson case Tuesday when it was discovered that the person who summoned Mrs. Abbott to her place of employment the night of the blaze was male.

Too busy conducting an illegal credit card activity search on the missing Christine 'Bug' Blair, Williams wouldn't have discovered the lead without the help of long-time friend, Andy Richards.

Tagged as Williams' latest flunky, Richards has been relegated to doing dirty work for the PI. His first task: to obtain the legal documents on arson victim Diane Jenkins from the law offices of all-purpose attorney John Silva.

Declaring his objectivity, Richards thumbed through the documents noting the great detecting work done by police detective Hank Weber and almost immediately noticed a loose end Weber had left untied. The term loose end made Williams' mouth water. A man like Weber would fit right in at the Clueless Detective & Alarm Company.

While Williams twitched he had no idea that his client, Mrs. Abbott, was telling attorney Michael Baldwin, "I want her to die."

Clearly directed against Jenkins' life, Baldwin dismissed the threat as something he didn't want to hear and went on to tell Abbott he no longer represents Jenkins and that her case had been dropped by the police for lack of evidence. Secondarily, Baldwin told Abbott that not pursuing Jenkins would save taxpayers money, which was quite the joke considering the government has absolutely no interest in saving taxpayers anything always eager to spend, spend, spend going deeper into debt.

"After what that bitch did to me, this taxpayer ain't taking it lying down," Abbott oinked, and sounding like Victor Newman, added, "you got that?"

"I want that woman prosecuted," she persisted, cramming her uptight little interpretation of the law down everyone's throat and straight past the gag reflex. To that end, Phyllis announced she hired Williams causing Baldwin to reel in laughter.

"That man can't find his own head on his shoulders," Baldwin said, but was unable to convince the hate-crazed Abbott to give up her warped vendetta lest it comes back to bite her in the ass.

"I'm not going to let this go," Phyllis snorted in the general direction of the Homeland Security office and maybe wondered if she could get a job there too. At the very moment she cried, "I want justice," Phyllis' received a summons from Williams and scurried off making the twenty minute trip to the alarm company in exactly nine and a half.

When Phyllis arrived at Clueless' office the only thing missing was the absence of one of those evil hooded dark-rider things from "Lord of the Rings" covering his empty head. Clueless explained how, on the night of Victor Newman's wedding reception, the phone call Phyllis received had come from a pay phone near 3rd and Algonquin. Clueless said he knew, because quite obviously, the police had overlooked this important piece of evidence in order to advance the social bitterness. Furthermore, the caller was male.

Phyllis confirmed she knew the caller was male, would never forget that "gruff" voice and maybe if they hurried they'd find the caller still on the phone trying to get his quarter back.

As if going into a part of town was not quite up to her wealthy standards, Clueless warned Abbott that Algonquin street is on the seedy side of town and while "I shouldn't take you there," he was going to anyway.

Should these half-cocked bumpkins happen upon a man using a pay phone, the snoop-dogs took along a photograph of Jenkins to hold up and ask, did you make a call on behalf of this woman? You can tell because we're just total strangers in the wrong part of town asking dumb questions and smelling very much like pigs.

 

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