Former FSU mascot stabbed to death over gumbo recipe Kirstie Chiappelli June 29, 2015 1:06pm EDT A man who formerly portrayed Florida State mascot Chief Osceola was stabbed and killed last week in Panama City Beach, Fla., after an argument over a gumbo recipe, WTLX-TV in Tallahassee reported. Caleb Joshua Halley (Getty Images) Caleb Joshua Halley, who served as Chief Osceola from 2004-07 and graduated from the university in 2009, was allegedly stabbed last Tuesday by coworker Orlando Thompson at a restaurant where the two worked. The incident occurred after an apparent altercation over the amount of spice to put into some gumbo at Buddy's Seafood Market. According to police, Thompson pulled out a wooden board while Halley grabbed a small pocket knife. Thompson then walked away and brought back a 15-inch knife. He allegedly swung the knife at Halley, causing three lacerations across his torso. Halley, 34, died two days later, on Thursday, from the injuries. Thompson, 26, was arrested by Panama City Beach Police and charged with manslaughter.
What a dumb argument...especially when u know that no matter how much spice was put into it that Florida Gumbo was going to taste like shit on rice.
How many gumbos have you cooked and asked yourself how much spice do I need to add? LMAO Roux, trinity, okra, and your protein(s). Maybe a spicy sausage to add during cooking. Now, I have asked myself how much tabasco or toni's to add to my bowl after the pot is done or when trying to cover up the taste of a junk gumbo from a restaurant.
Just joking. I do add Tobasco, Tony Chacherie's and crushed garlic to the roux while I'm making it though.
