Call it the horn of a dilemma. On Wednesday, Montana prosecutors had to correct some earlier information given to a district judge. It turns out a truck driver did not say a unicorn was driving his vehicle at the time of an accident. There may have been a woman involved, but no word yet on whether she was a maiden.
March 15, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It turns out there are no such things as unicorns — and even if there were, they wouldn’t drive trucks.
On Tuesday, a Billings, Mont., prosecutor told a district judge that Phillip C. Holliday Jr., 42, claimed a unicorn was driving when his truck crashed into a light pole earlier this month.
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