Dog Was Right About Dopefiend Son's "Girlfriend"

Duane "Dog" Chapman was on CNN's Larry King Live tonight to discuss his recent flap with the press regarding his drug-addicted, ex-convict son's illegal taping of a private conversation in which Dog repeatedly used a racial slur. The A&E Channel's top-rated TV star of the show, Dog the Bounty Hunter, was sincere and repentant for his use of a word which is in common usage throughout America, specifically by the very people who pretend to be so offended by it. But I've already covered the reverse-racism inherent in the word in my earlier post.

You should have seen this friggin' "girlfriend"...

First of all, let me tell you that Dog said this chick and several of her friends have been looking for this for quite some time now and even went so far as to lay in wait like the thieving brigands they are with a tape recorder to attack Dog's wife, Beth! This episode is, in fact, what prompted the call the media is having a field day with right this moment - a phonecall that was actually placed back in April of this year!

I told you that there was more to this than we knew!

So, this Monique Shinnery and her friends tried to jump Dog Chapman's wife with a tape recorder, hoping to record her spewing racist epithets, which is what got Dog on the phone to call his drug-addicted, ex-convict son! No wonder the guy was angry!

But what's even more is that Dog actually continues on in the taped conversation, explaining how he uses the word sometimes and it has nothing to do with the pigmentation content of anyone's skin and so forth!

And then The National Enquirer just happened to find this Monique Shinnery "available for comment" and held a lengthy interview with her, in which she continually refuses Dog's apology, claiming it was disingenuous. Though it is obvious from her demeanor, vocabulary, and body language that she does not know a word as big as "disingenuous."

Monique Shinnery is very obviously a street-level thug who coordinated this set-up against Duane "Dog" Chapman and his family. She insinuated herself into his son's life with this express intention and Dog is a fool if he ever has anything else to do with this drug-addict ex-con of a "son."

Also in the interview was another of Dog's long-lost sons who had come out of prison a few years back and claimed Dog was a drug addict and racist and so forth (I may have reported on this in some of the earlier Dog posts on this blog). The son was sorry he had done this, and explained how The National Enquirer encouraged him to lie by saying, "The more dirt, the better," as well as that he failed a lie detector test, but the story and quotes were printed anyway. This son had also spent time in prison for armed robbery and had just been released - the same as Dog's son, Tucker, whom the now infamous Monique Shinnery played like a fiddle in order to get a paycheck - when The National Enquirer approached him and offered him a large sum of money to lie about his father.

Obviously, Shinnery was directly involved in a set-up either she or The National Enquirer concocted and used the recently-released, drug-addled Tucker to accomplish. The National Enquirer has repeatedly been sued for libel, settled lawsuits for printing falsehoods, and is an infamous yellow rag of ill-repute. Son, Tucker, is an armed robber still on probation or parole for a 20-year prison sentence and reputedly addicted to Dope.

And Monique Shinnery is a street-level thug who, I'll allege, is more than familiar with the word she incited (by threat of violence to one of his family members) Duane "Dog" Chapman into using repeatedly when she was paid to set him and his family up.

Enjoy your 15 minutes, Shinnery; the next time we hear of you will be on a 10-second E! News update, when they tell us why you landed in prison.