Tattoos: A must-have for back to school
Shopping for back-to-school "basics" used to mean T-shirts, jeans, socks and some notebooks. This year, parents added a few other things with one item that really stands out: tattoos.
Allgier tattoos won't be covered during potential penalty phase, judge says
Whether Curtis Allgier will be able to cover up the tattoos that span the entire surface of his head and body during his upcoming capital murder trial has not yet been decided.
Curious Why So Many People Have Tattoos
Tattoos are everywhere – and seem to be part of every walk of life. It's been legal in Massachusetts to get a tattoo for nearly a decade.
Tattoos becoming more mainstream
Renee Schultz of Fenton sat with her friend at Mancino’s in Fenton, during the busy lunch hour last week. The crowd is mixed — young and old, grandparents with grandchildren. Covering Schultz’s right arm is a full sleeve of a mass of swirling lines and stars — a tattoo.
Judge to decide if Allgier’s neo-Nazi tattoos can be covered at trial
Judge to decide if Allgier’s neo-Nazi tattoos can be covered at trial By stephen hunt The Salt Lake Tribune Updated Sep 1, 2010 05:02PM MDT Defense attorneys on Wednesday assured a 3rd District Court judge that a make-up artist will need just 10 minutes to cover Curtis Michael Allgier’s numerous tattoos and make them invisible to jurors, not hours as the judge had envisioned. The defense is ...
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