Posted by Greg1959 on December 11, 2016 at 23:22:57 from (206.72.212.241):
It begins with the Kelly family. They were a poor family that made do with what they had,
They were raised up in the poorest part of Appalachia.
They moved to the next county near me, just a few miles down the road.
They figured out a way to make some money. What they did was, go to tire dealers and tell them they would take the used tires from them for $2.00 per tire. Of course, the tire dealers jumped on this, since there were getting $5.00 per tire for a disposal fee. Therefore, the dealer was making $3.00 per tire.
The Kellyy's would bring in trailer loads of tire into their property and dump them in the deepest holler they could find. Then after the sun set and all was dark, they burned the tires.
Perfect plan, burn at night, in a deep hollow so nobody saw the flames or smoke.
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