connellsville marijuana grandmother - Pot-peddling 'Smurf' dupes grandma, Charged with illegally growing marijuana, Alberta Kelley, 67, told a Fayette County, Penn. court this week that she never expected pot to sprout when she unwittingly planted the seeds last spring next to her tomatoes. Instead, Kelley claimed that a strange man dressed as a Smurf handed her seeds, saying that they would grow into the "prettiest flowers she has ever seen"
UNIONTOWN, Pa. - A southwestern Pennsylvania grandmother says she's no marijuana grower, just a woman who wanted something that would look pretty next to her tomatoes.
A Fayette County jury cleared 67-year-old Alberta Kelley of drug possession and manufacture charges on Wednesday after she told them she simply tossed a handful of seeds into her garden after a bearded stranger gave them to her.
Connellsville police charged Kelley a year ago after receiving a tip about Kelley's garden. Investigators say they found seven well-cultivated, four-foot marijuana plants behind her home. But Kelley claimed she didn't know what she was growing. She said she'd been given the seeds by a stranger in a pointy hat who told her they were flower seeds.
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