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(This post contains out of context spoilers) Bass Reeves? I need to see this film. Is this a real film? That piano sounds so mournful. Foreshadowing for that ass. Aside from Rosewood and documentaries, have we ever seen the horror and pure evil of white supremacist depravity on screen? What kind of The Purge shit […]
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Two Texas women thought it was a good idea to retaliate on behalf of a family member and severely beat up a 12-year-old girl. According to KWTX, Kyhirah Clemons, 32, and Chonda Edmond, 44, severely beat up a 12-year-old over a dispute she had with their relative at Kileen Middle School. Clemons and Edmond allegedly beat the girl with what looked like baseball bats. They were arrested last week and are being held on $100,000 bond and have been charged with causing injury to a child.
When police arrived at the scene of the incident, which occurred on June 12th, 2019, the victim was found on the ground.
Edmond is the classmate’s mother while Clemons identified herself as the girl’s aunt. The 12-year-girl told police that after school she had a physical altercation with Edmond and Clemons while an unidentified man and Edmond’s daughter were there. According to a court affidavit, the 12-year-old said “that both adult females had objects that looked like baseball bats and began to strike her with the objects.” She said she had an argument with Edmond’s daughter earlier that day.
Edmond told police that Clemons isn’t the girl’s aunt but “is a close friend that she refers to as a sister and is her only family member that lives locally.”
The girl later identified Clemons and Edmond in a photo lineup. There is also a video showing the altercation between Edmond and the child in front of the middle school.
Wolverine #1 First Look (Photo: Adam Kubert/Marvel)
As reported in Variety this afternoon, Tina Tchen – CEO and president of Time’s Up – has released a statement asking for NBCUniversal to release all of its employees from their NDAs so that they may speak “without any fear of retaliation.” This statement was sparked by the announcement Rachel Maddow made on her show Friday evening that the media conglomerate will release former employees if they first contact their legal department.
Tchen tweeted out: “There is no reason to place the burden on those who choose to speak to reveal themselves in advance to NBCUniversal. This is an example of the burdens that perpetuate fear and silence, no matter what new policies and trainings may say.” She also called for them to hire outside (and objective) investigators to look into their practices, tweeting “workplace harassment remains hidden not just by direct retaliation, but also when there is a fear that anyone who speaks or reports will be silenced.”
- Thought Rudy Giuliani’s butt texts were bad? These eagles racked up a HUGE bill for their poor researchers when they flew through an expensive roaming zone. (via Neatorama)
- Jeremy Renner continues to reveal his douchiness by calling his ex an “unstable liar.” (via Comicbook.com)
- Paul Rudd is an ageless vampire but also the strongest man alive maybe? I wish I was that apple.
Watch Paul Rudd split an apple in half with his bare hands. pic.twitter.com/qjqexAvUQV
— Netflix US (@netflix) October 25, 2019
- Marvel released the first look at Wolverine’s new series in the Dawn of X relaunch (via Marvel.com)
- And finally, Cinderblock continues her quest for World Domination, one cranky paw at a time.
This Cinderblock vid from Northshore Vet (@NorthshoreVetWA) is just too cute. Learn more about this chunky girl here https://t.co/Xmlx52T3i4 pic.twitter.com/MzKDG75a79
— Fernandont look under the bed ? (@fernalfonso) October 26, 2019
(Images: Adam Kubert/Marvel)
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