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(Nobody's fault but mine by led zeppelin)
Rob Plat, 28, who was arrested on September 3, pleaded guilty to wrecking the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra's music equipment. Plat was accused of breaking eight of the Symphony's instrument including: three clarinets, two trumpets, two cellos, and a gong.
The trial took place on December 23 in the Houses of the Holy courthouse in Atlanta. Plat, who has previously been charged for physical graffiti of Atlanta's MARTA station, was brought to court and charged with destruction of property along with three other men including: Jim Padge, Joe Bona, and Jack Pip Joel.
Last friday, when the men were re-tried by the Supreme Court, Plat came out and admitted to all charges.
"It was nobody's fault but mine," said Plat. And when he was asked why he had admitted to every charge alone he answered, "I'm trying to save my soul tonight. It's nobody's fault but mine. Nobody's fault but mine."
Plat then went into a sporadic rage of saying "nobody's fault but mine" over and over again. Unfortunately for Plat, the punishment for destruction of property in Atlanta is having to be trampled under foot by thousands of dazed and confused mental patients.
"Well, now maybe Rob can find the stairway to heaven he's always been looking for," friend Padge said.
The trial took place on December 23 in the Houses of the Holy courthouse in Atlanta. Plat, who has previously been charged for physical graffiti of Atlanta's MARTA station, was brought to court and charged with destruction of property along with three other men including: Jim Padge, Joe Bona, and Jack Pip Joel.
Last friday, when the men were re-tried by the Supreme Court, Plat came out and admitted to all charges.
"It was nobody's fault but mine," said Plat. And when he was asked why he had admitted to every charge alone he answered, "I'm trying to save my soul tonight. It's nobody's fault but mine. Nobody's fault but mine."
Plat then went into a sporadic rage of saying "nobody's fault but mine" over and over again. Unfortunately for Plat, the punishment for destruction of property in Atlanta is having to be trampled under foot by thousands of dazed and confused mental patients.
"Well, now maybe Rob can find the stairway to heaven he's always been looking for," friend Padge said.
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