Scott Chu

Things can change.

But also on PitcherList as well, Scott Chu just came out with his hitting guide.

So there's the hitter list for the last season as well.

I would definitely check both of them out.

The OIR document claimed that Deputy Baumgartner, who spoke to Mitrice's mother on the morning she went missing, explained the procedures for filing a missing person report.

The report did not mention Lieutenant Scott Chu's email from September 20th or the jail cell video that sat in Captain Thomas Martin's desk drawer.

The OIR report concluded that the deputy seen leaving the building after Mitrice could not have abducted her because he was on official business with his partner, and Mitrice was seen several hours later in the Monte Nido community.

However, the report only accounted for a few minutes of the deputy and his partner's whereabouts on the day Mitrice went missing.

with her.

On September 20th, 2009, three days after Mitrice went missing, Malibu Lost Hills Station's Lieutenant Scott Chu emailed his supervisor, Captain Thomas Martin, about Mitrice's arrest and release.

A source provided LA Magazine with the contents of the email saying, Chu wrote that arresting Deputy Larrero booked Mitrice because he wanted to make sure she was all right.

She was a little ditzy at Jeffrey's and a deputy checked her for intoxication.

What is up, Pitcher List family? Welcome to another episode of Hacks and Jacks.

As always, I'm your host, Brett Ford, here with senior analyst Scott Chu.

We're talking hitters on Pitcher List.

Scott, it's been a couple weeks.

We've got some things changing.

It's playoff time in fantasy baseball for the most part.

You're just thinking about the next two or three series.

If you're thinking beyond that, you might be setting yourself up for failure, especially when things are really, really tight.