Trounce Tammie Tardle-Tretch

One of the local spiders is a white woman who cohabits with a slower red Indian man near the Swedish cemetery and the Methodist church. His identity is in question, and his name matches a burial gravestone just slightly obscured under the back porch of their house. She and he both have adult sons the same age, and she is a very dangerous drunk driver who has used auto insurance at least twice within the period of the teens decade to replace cars that she wrecked while intoxicated. Her boy was friends with a vagrant whom he met in high school and the vagrant provided cannabis to her and her son as well as embracing the lifestyle of a new age traveler and using hippy macrame and other cheap jewelry crafts as a cover job. T.T.T. has changed her name on paper at least one, or claims to have done so, after a soppy drunk visit to the Lutheran (formerly State) burial grounds on North Aurora. The paternity of her boy, now grown, is unknown, and her housemate has an ex-wife who is likewise to himself red Indian. The housemate has a son by his paramour who lives in their house and is used as an anchor baby on social security welfare, he provides both a household income and a pawn to move from appointment to appointment on the chess board of political psudomed.