Looks like the anti-free speech morons at google are censoring or "shadow banning" my web log. I did a google search for "women suck". Only 14 pages came up, but none of them had a link to my blog (despite the title of my blog literally being WOMEN SUCK). The search listed other sites that didn't even appear to be relevant to the topic.
I'm guessing some feminazi cunts must have seen my website and complained to google [I noticed that two of my early posts, where I discuss anti-male websites such as "I hate men.org", had a lot of views (relatively speaking), so maybe it was one of them].
Because I use actual news sources to write my blogs, the google feminazis can't really say it's "Fake News", and so can't take it down for that reason.
I couldn't use the name "womensuck.blogspot" or "women-suck.blogspot" because those were already taken, so I originally had to title my blog "women suck ass.blogspot". If I did a seach for "womensuckass" and some keywords from my articles, a link to my blog would come up (but I had to be specific). Now however, it won't come up at all.
I have changed the name of my web log (blog) from "womensuckass.blogspot" to "stupid-women.blogspot". I have decided to change it for two reasons:
#1. doing a search for "women suck ass" resulted in a bunch of porn sites, which I did not want, and
#2. changing the name of your blog results your blog not showing up easily on searches (this happened when I originally tried to change the name of my blog over a year ago; so I changed it back to its original name, womensuckass.blogspot). However, since my blog isn't showing up anyway, there is no longer an incentive for me to keep the old name, which inadvertently makes porn sites show up.
While "women suck" and "stupid women" have a different feel, maybe a search for "stupid women" (rather than "women suck ass") will yield better results (if at all).
I don't expect anyone to be able to find my web log ever again; so if you are one of the lucky people to have stumbled upon my website, CONGRATULATIONS. If you happen to like what you see (most people won't), then I suggest you bookmark it or keep a copy of the webaddress somewhere).
Lastly, since it clearly needs repeating, I DON'T HATE WOMEN. I just hate SOME women. Many women really SUCK. Even other women think SOME women suck. Hence the title of my web log. However, titling my blog "Some Women Suck" isn't very catchy.
Cheers,
Mr. SUKRAM
# Women Suck
# Stupid Women
# Women are stupid
(p.s. I will begin including hashtags like this in hopes they will help this blog show up on searches. No offense meant to all the nice women out there).
February 5, 2019
June 21, 2018
Happy (belated) Father's Day - feminists suck
Seems like feminazis (feminists) and stupid women in industry aren't content with making money and/or trying to provide a quality product - now they are trying to preach to us and brainwash us.
[and just to be clear - I don't mean all women in industry are stupid; I mean there are women in industry who happen to be stupid - there is a difference, but I have to put this disclaimer since people get confused because they don't think critically]
What makes this even more ridiculous is that their loony ideas have absolutely nothing to do with the product they are selling.
There is a 'hashtag' called "#HappyFathersDayMom". The basic idea is that not everyone grows up with a father and so women supposedly have to play both roles.
First of all, moms are not dads. Besides the fact that females are not males and never can be (I'm talking to you, trangenders), females and males have different perspectives on things and often times approach things differently.
Being a single mom does not also make you a dad. It just makes you a mom that has to do way more work than you might normally do.
Second, it is callous and disrespectful. I can't even imagine the outrage from feminists and women if somebody created a 'hashtag' called "HappyMothersDayDad". It would be considered "sexist" and "an attack on women". It would be accused of demeaning the role of mothers. But these politically-correct social justice warrior millennnial idiots are too dumb to see the irony in this.
If you happen to be someone that doesn't have a father, then just ignore the holiday and don't celebrate it. There is no need to try to co-opt it and shove your 'daddy issues' in other people's faces.
#1: Angel Soft brand Toilet Paper:
This ad campaign apparently came out last year in 2017. It shows a bunch of crybaby whiners complaining about how they didn't have a dad growing up so their moms did everything (no wonder they are so screwed up. Allegedly most men in prison, most school shooters, and girls/boys with emotional problems were raised by single mothers).
Here some some screenshots of this freakshow:
These cretins are trying to play the victim but they are actually just perpetrating hatred against men in general and fathers in particular.
#2: LG brand (applicances and electronics) - India division
I don't know when this ad campaign came out but I only heard about it a few days ago. It shows a bunch of sniveling brats who have been told (coached and brainwashed) what to say by some demented man-haters. One of them even says "my dad showed me how to shave my face because they shave their legs everyday - here meet my dad" - then he reveals his mother.
I consider this sort of social conditioning a form of child abuse, so maybe it's the parents who are mostly to blame (assuming the women in the video are actually the kid's parents and not just some actors rounded up by the LG marketing department).
They all think they are being so cute and so clever but really it's just nauseating. Below are screenshots of these mentally enslaved zombies:
In conclusion:
These commercials were cringe worthy and painful to watch. However I'm glad I was made aware of them because I will NEVER EVER buy Angel Soft toilet paper again (that was my favorite brand of toilet paper and the one I always bought, unless I couldn't find it at the store). A couple of times I even went out of my way to buy it. But no more.
I bought a couple of LG appliances a few years ago. If I had known how LG felt about men I would not have purchased their products, but it's too late. However, I will not buy any of their products in the future. In fact, if ever my current cell phone stopped working, I had planned on buying an LG cell phone. But no longer. I will choose another brand if I am ever in need of a new phone.
Looks like my choice of consumer goods is getting smaller and smaller each day.
But regardless, happy belated fathers day TO ALL THE REAL FATHERS (not the deadbeats and not the women pretending to be fathers).
@LGIndia
+LGIndia
www.LG.com
@LGUSAMobile
@LGUS
twitter.com/lgus
www.angelsoft.com
@AngelSoft
[and just to be clear - I don't mean all women in industry are stupid; I mean there are women in industry who happen to be stupid - there is a difference, but I have to put this disclaimer since people get confused because they don't think critically]
What makes this even more ridiculous is that their loony ideas have absolutely nothing to do with the product they are selling.
There is a 'hashtag' called "#HappyFathersDayMom". The basic idea is that not everyone grows up with a father and so women supposedly have to play both roles.
First of all, moms are not dads. Besides the fact that females are not males and never can be (I'm talking to you, trangenders), females and males have different perspectives on things and often times approach things differently.
Being a single mom does not also make you a dad. It just makes you a mom that has to do way more work than you might normally do.
Second, it is callous and disrespectful. I can't even imagine the outrage from feminists and women if somebody created a 'hashtag' called "HappyMothersDayDad". It would be considered "sexist" and "an attack on women". It would be accused of demeaning the role of mothers. But these politically-correct social justice warrior millennnial idiots are too dumb to see the irony in this.
If you happen to be someone that doesn't have a father, then just ignore the holiday and don't celebrate it. There is no need to try to co-opt it and shove your 'daddy issues' in other people's faces.
#1: Angel Soft brand Toilet Paper:
This ad campaign apparently came out last year in 2017. It shows a bunch of crybaby whiners complaining about how they didn't have a dad growing up so their moms did everything (no wonder they are so screwed up. Allegedly most men in prison, most school shooters, and girls/boys with emotional problems were raised by single mothers).
Here some some screenshots of this freakshow:
These cretins are trying to play the victim but they are actually just perpetrating hatred against men in general and fathers in particular.
#2: LG brand (applicances and electronics) - India division
I don't know when this ad campaign came out but I only heard about it a few days ago. It shows a bunch of sniveling brats who have been told (coached and brainwashed) what to say by some demented man-haters. One of them even says "my dad showed me how to shave my face because they shave their legs everyday - here meet my dad" - then he reveals his mother.
I consider this sort of social conditioning a form of child abuse, so maybe it's the parents who are mostly to blame (assuming the women in the video are actually the kid's parents and not just some actors rounded up by the LG marketing department).
They all think they are being so cute and so clever but really it's just nauseating. Below are screenshots of these mentally enslaved zombies:
freak
derp
dummy
troll
In conclusion:
These commercials were cringe worthy and painful to watch. However I'm glad I was made aware of them because I will NEVER EVER buy Angel Soft toilet paper again (that was my favorite brand of toilet paper and the one I always bought, unless I couldn't find it at the store). A couple of times I even went out of my way to buy it. But no more.
I bought a couple of LG appliances a few years ago. If I had known how LG felt about men I would not have purchased their products, but it's too late. However, I will not buy any of their products in the future. In fact, if ever my current cell phone stopped working, I had planned on buying an LG cell phone. But no longer. I will choose another brand if I am ever in need of a new phone.
Looks like my choice of consumer goods is getting smaller and smaller each day.
But regardless, happy belated fathers day TO ALL THE REAL FATHERS (not the deadbeats and not the women pretending to be fathers).
@LGIndia
+LGIndia
www.LG.com
@LGUSAMobile
@LGUS
twitter.com/lgus
www.angelsoft.com
@AngelSoft
May 13, 2018
Porsche driver shoots homeless man
September 2017
A woman in a white luxury SUV (Porsche) has been charged with attempted murder of a homeless man. The incident occurred on August 26, 2017.
The victim, 54-year old Gerald Melton, told police he was trying to sleep on the sidewalk when exhaust fumes and loud music emanating from a Porsche SUV disturbed him. He told the driver of the car, 26-year old Katie Quackenbush, to move the vehicle, which resulted in an argument and shouting match.
Mr. Melton alleges that as he walked back to where he had been sleeping, Ms. Quackenbush got out of her car and fired two gunshots, shooting him in the abdomen. She then got back into her car and drove away (a female friend of hers was also in the car). Ms. Quackenbush later returned to the scene of the crime. Mr. Melton was hospitalized at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Ms. Quakenbush is a single mother [already a bad sign] with a 5-year old boy. Her father, Jesse Quakenbush, is a [sleazy] lawyer specializing in criminal defense, auto accidents, and medical malpractice. He was formerly a film and television writer, producer, and director.
He (Mr. Quakenbush) claims that his daughter shot Mr. Melton because “she felt threatened”. He claims his daughter is really the victim, and that Mr. Melton had banged on the car windows screaming profanities at her and her friend as they sat in the car, threatening to kill them unless they turned the music down.
Mr. Quackenbush also made the following claims:
-that his daughter hard warned Mr. Melton that she had a gun
-that his daughter “fired a warning shot” to scare Mr. Melton away
-that Mr. Melton kept coming after the warning shot, so she fired another “warning” shot
-that after the second shot, Mr. Melton kept coming, so she jumped in the car and drove away
Mr. Quakenbush also claims that his daughter had “closed her eyes” when she fired both shots, and that his daughter thought she had “pointed the gun away from him,” therefore “didn’t try to kill him” (and so hadn’t realized the man had been shot). He further stated that Mr. Melton “should’ve stayed laying down on the ground and stayed away from young women that night”.
[Wow; what a sleazeball. It’s also pretty obvious that her scumbag lawyer father has been coaching Ms. Quakenbush on what to say to the press and authorities. #FakeNews]
But that’s not all - he keeps going.
Mr. Quakenbush also claimed that both his daughter and her friend had contacted the district attorney’s office shortly after the encounter and agreed to cooperate fully with the investigation. However, Nashville Police stated that neither of the two women reported the incident to the police. Rather, it was another person who found the wounded victim (Mr. Melton), that had called the authorities.
[I just have to ask. Even if true, why would you call the district attorney instead of the police? Sounds fishy.]
The police department didn’t hear anything from Ms. Quakenbush until a week later (when her defense lawyer finally called the prosecutor’s office).
Ms. Quakenbush’s defense lawyer Peter Strianse, said his client acted the way she did because Mr. Melton “came out of nowhere” and banged “violently on the car window”, and appeared to be “deranged” or “on some sort of drug”, and seemed “completely unhinged”.
[again, these are clearly words from a lawyer and not from the spoiled rich girl shooter]
Ms. Quakenbush has had at least 2 other run-ins with the law. In December 2016, she was charged with misdemeanor assault after striking a woman on the head with a drinking glass (as of September 2017 the case was still pending).
About four years prior, she was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic assault charge after hitting another woman. The charge was later dropped
One businesswoman in the neighborhood where the incident took place says she never noticed Mr. Melton to be a violent person but that a couple of other people have said he has raised his voice or become angry on occasion.
This crazy woman (Quackenbush) is full of crap. I don’t believe she closed her eyes when she shot at Mr. Melton, and even if she did, I don’t believe she pointed the gun away from him before shooting. I also don’t believe Mr. Melton threatened to kill her and her friend (but even if he did, there was nothing preventing them from driving away). Instead, she got out of her car, started arguing with him, and then shot in his direction (both Quackenbush and Melton attested to this). If you actually “feared for your life” as both her father and her defense attorney claim, why would you get out of your car? And why would you argue with a supposedly “violent” person?
Quakenbush’s story does not add up at all. But that’s female privilege for you (with a luxury Porsche SUV to boot). If it had been a man, and if he had shot a homeless woman, this would have been a bigger story in the mainstream media.
#WomenSuck
#FeminismIsCancer
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Links and text of original articles below:
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-41247060
US & Canada
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Nashville Porsche driver shoots homeless man in row
12 September 2017
A Tennessee woman is charged with attempted murder after she shot a homeless man who asked her to move her Porsche, police have said.
Gerald Melton told police he was trying to sleep on the pavement in Nashville when loud music and exhaust fumes coming from the SUV disturbed him. Katie Quackenbush, 26, allegedly fired two shots as they argued near Music Row at 03:00 local time (08:00 GMT). Mr Melton, 54, suffered a critical abdominal wound and was in hospital. He told police the suspect got back into her luxury car and fled the scene.
He said he had asked the driver, whom he identified as Ms Quackenbush, to move the vehicle before the two began shouting at each other. Mr Melton said he then walked back to where he was sleeping when she got out of the car and opened fire.
Ms Quackenbush, a single mother to a five-year-old boy, was booked into jail on Monday.
Her father, Jesse Quackenbush, said his daughter opened fire because she felt threatened.
"She didn't try and kill this guy," Mr Quackenbush told the Tennessean on Monday night.
He told the newspaper Mr Melton made explicit remarks and threatened to kill his daughter and her friend while they sat in the car.
Mr Quackenbush said his daughter fired two "warning shots".
"She did say she closed her eyes when she shot both times, but they were warnings, and she thought she pointed away from him," he added.
He said his daughter told him there was no indication the man had been shot.
The women then left and later returned to a crime scene, he said.
Ms Quackenbush is set to appear in court on 6 October.
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Morning Mix
Homeless man asked woman to move Porsche so he could sleep. Then she shot him, police say.
by Samantha Schmidt | September 13, 2017
Around 3 a.m. one Saturday morning last month, Gerald Melton was trying to sleep — as he often did — on a sidewalk near Nashville’s Music Row, known as the heart of the city’s entertainment industry.
But the 54-year-old homeless man was “disturbed” by the smell of exhaust fumes and the sound of loud music emanating from a white Porsche SUV nearby, Nashville metro police said in a news release. He asked the driver to move the Porsche, prompting a shouting match between the two. At some point, Melton walked back to the area where he had been trying to sleep, he told police.
Then, the driver, a 26-year-old woman named Katie Quackenbush, allegedly stepped out of the Porsche and fired two gunshots at Melton, hitting him in the stomach, police said. She then got back in her SUV and fled the area.
On Monday, Quackenbush, an aspiring singer and songwriter, was charged with attempted murder in connection with the Aug. 26 shooting. She was booked into jail and released after posting a $25,000 bond. Melton was critically wounded and remains hospitalized at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, police said.
The news of Quackenbush’s arrest stirred outrage on social media and from advocates of the homeless. It’s also not her first time arrested in connection to a violent incident. In December, Quackenbush was charged with misdemeanor assault after striking a woman in the head with a drinking glass, according to records cited by the Tennessean. The case is still pending.
Almost four years ago, she was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic assault charge after hitting another woman. The charge was later dropped.
Her father, Jesse Quackenbush, a well-known defense attorney in Amarillo, Tex., spoke out against the allegations and provided a very different account of how the Aug. 26 events unfolded. In a statement to WTVF, he said his daughter was “actually acting in self defense.”
Jesse Quackenbush said in the statement that his daughter had been in her vehicle with another woman when Melton began “verbally accosting them.”
“The man was always on his feet and not asleep” as police had said, the father contended.
He told NewsChannel 5 that the homeless man banged on the car windows, screaming profanities and threatening to kill them unless she turned the music down.
His daughter told him, “I have a gun. Stay away from me,” Jesse Quackenbush said.
Katie Quackenbush has been charged with attempted murder in the shooting of a homeless man in Nashville last month. (Metro Nashville Police Department via AP)
She then shot one “warning shot,” intended to scare him away, the father said in his written statement to WTVF. When he “kept coming,” she fired another shot.
After the second shot, “he still kept coming forward, she jumped in the driver side and sped away because she was afraid for her life,” Quackenbush told NewsChannel5.
“She’s a victim in this more so than Mr. Melton,” he said. “If anything he’s the one that should’ve stayed laying down on the ground and stayed away from young women that night.”
Speaking to the Tennessean, Quackenbush said his daughter “closed her eyes when she shot both times.” She said she did not know that the man was hit by the gunfire.
“She didn’t try and kill this guy,” Quackenbush told the Tennessean.
Katie Quackenbush’s defense attorney, Peter Strianse, told the newspaper, “She was dealing with somebody that came out of an extremely dark street in the early morning hours who comes out of nowhere and is banging violently on the car window.”
“Somebody who appears to be either deranged, somebody who may be on some sort of drug, who seems completely unhinged, and that’s why she reacted the way that she did,” he added.
Both Katie Quackenbush and the other woman in the Porsche contacted the district attorney’s office “shortly” after the encounter, and both “always agreed to cooperate fully with the investigation,” Jesse Quackenbush said in his written statement to WTVF.
However, Nashville police spokesman Don Aaron told the Tennessean that neither Quackenbush nor the woman with her initially reported the incident to police. Another person who found Melton wounded called authorities for help. The police department didn’t hear anything from Quackenbush until her attorney reached out to the prosecutor’s office at the start of the following week.
“There’s no doubt that there was an argument and yelling between both parties,” Aaron said. But police have no information that Quackenbush was blocked or prevented from leaving in her car.
Jesse Quackenbush was formerly a film and television writer, director and producer, according to his website. He now specializes in litigating auto accidents, medical malpractice and criminal defense cases.
A quote at the top of his website reads: “My career-long goal has been to treat every client as though they were a member of my own family.”
Katie Quackenbush appears to have released a number of songs on YouTube and iTunes under the name Katie Layne. “Katie Layne Music” on YouTube describes her as an “American Blues, Rock and Roll vocalist.” In one music video, titled “Outlaw Love,” she is featured jumping a fence and running away from a law enforcement officer as he aims a gun at her. “I’m definitely a sinner, I’ve never been a saint,” she sings in one part of the song.
Lindsey Krinks, who works in homeless outreach and co-founded a nonprofit called Open Table Nashville, spoke about the allegations with NewsChannel 5. “There’s a big power imbalance between the players in this situation,” Krinks said. “There is an excessive use of force in violence with the gun, so anytime there is an excessive use of force, people who abuse their power need to be held accountable.”
Little is known about Gerald Melton. But according to local station WSMV, he is a skilled guitarist and singer.
Sharon Corbitt-House, who manages a number of big-name artists on Music Row, told the station that Melton used to live in the parking lot behind her building for about a year. “I had no clue that he was as talented as he was,” she said. Once hearing him perform, she launched a crowdfunding page to help Melton move into temporary housing. Not long after, though, he was back living on the streets of Music Row, she told WSMV.
She said while she never noticed him to be a volatile person, she had heard a couple of people describe times in which he raised his voice or become angry.
WSMV broadcast a video from December 2016 that captured Melton singing and playing guitar. He apparently also goes by the first name “Doug.” That video appears to still be available on YouTube. In it, the bald, white-bearded man is seen strumming an acoustic guitar and singing the song, “Does He Love You Enough.”
Samantha Schmidt is a reporter for The Washington Post's Morning Mix team. She previously worked as a reporting fellow for the New York Times.
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A woman in a white luxury SUV (Porsche) has been charged with attempted murder of a homeless man. The incident occurred on August 26, 2017.
The victim, 54-year old Gerald Melton, told police he was trying to sleep on the sidewalk when exhaust fumes and loud music emanating from a Porsche SUV disturbed him. He told the driver of the car, 26-year old Katie Quackenbush, to move the vehicle, which resulted in an argument and shouting match.
Mr. Melton alleges that as he walked back to where he had been sleeping, Ms. Quackenbush got out of her car and fired two gunshots, shooting him in the abdomen. She then got back into her car and drove away (a female friend of hers was also in the car). Ms. Quackenbush later returned to the scene of the crime. Mr. Melton was hospitalized at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.
Ms. Quakenbush is a single mother [already a bad sign] with a 5-year old boy. Her father, Jesse Quakenbush, is a [sleazy] lawyer specializing in criminal defense, auto accidents, and medical malpractice. He was formerly a film and television writer, producer, and director.
He (Mr. Quakenbush) claims that his daughter shot Mr. Melton because “she felt threatened”. He claims his daughter is really the victim, and that Mr. Melton had banged on the car windows screaming profanities at her and her friend as they sat in the car, threatening to kill them unless they turned the music down.
Mr. Quackenbush also made the following claims:
-that his daughter hard warned Mr. Melton that she had a gun
-that his daughter “fired a warning shot” to scare Mr. Melton away
-that Mr. Melton kept coming after the warning shot, so she fired another “warning” shot
-that after the second shot, Mr. Melton kept coming, so she jumped in the car and drove away
Mr. Quakenbush also claims that his daughter had “closed her eyes” when she fired both shots, and that his daughter thought she had “pointed the gun away from him,” therefore “didn’t try to kill him” (and so hadn’t realized the man had been shot). He further stated that Mr. Melton “should’ve stayed laying down on the ground and stayed away from young women that night”.
[Wow; what a sleazeball. It’s also pretty obvious that her scumbag lawyer father has been coaching Ms. Quakenbush on what to say to the press and authorities. #FakeNews]
But that’s not all - he keeps going.
Mr. Quakenbush also claimed that both his daughter and her friend had contacted the district attorney’s office shortly after the encounter and agreed to cooperate fully with the investigation. However, Nashville Police stated that neither of the two women reported the incident to the police. Rather, it was another person who found the wounded victim (Mr. Melton), that had called the authorities.
[I just have to ask. Even if true, why would you call the district attorney instead of the police? Sounds fishy.]
The police department didn’t hear anything from Ms. Quakenbush until a week later (when her defense lawyer finally called the prosecutor’s office).
Ms. Quakenbush’s defense lawyer Peter Strianse, said his client acted the way she did because Mr. Melton “came out of nowhere” and banged “violently on the car window”, and appeared to be “deranged” or “on some sort of drug”, and seemed “completely unhinged”.
[again, these are clearly words from a lawyer and not from the spoiled rich girl shooter]
Ms. Quakenbush has had at least 2 other run-ins with the law. In December 2016, she was charged with misdemeanor assault after striking a woman on the head with a drinking glass (as of September 2017 the case was still pending).
About four years prior, she was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic assault charge after hitting another woman. The charge was later dropped
One businesswoman in the neighborhood where the incident took place says she never noticed Mr. Melton to be a violent person but that a couple of other people have said he has raised his voice or become angry on occasion.
Katie Quakenbush - singing the jailhouse blues?
This crazy woman (Quackenbush) is full of crap. I don’t believe she closed her eyes when she shot at Mr. Melton, and even if she did, I don’t believe she pointed the gun away from him before shooting. I also don’t believe Mr. Melton threatened to kill her and her friend (but even if he did, there was nothing preventing them from driving away). Instead, she got out of her car, started arguing with him, and then shot in his direction (both Quackenbush and Melton attested to this). If you actually “feared for your life” as both her father and her defense attorney claim, why would you get out of your car? And why would you argue with a supposedly “violent” person?
Quakenbush’s story does not add up at all. But that’s female privilege for you (with a luxury Porsche SUV to boot). If it had been a man, and if he had shot a homeless woman, this would have been a bigger story in the mainstream media.
#WomenSuck
#FeminismIsCancer
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Links and text of original articles below:
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-41247060
US & Canada
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Nashville Porsche driver shoots homeless man in row
12 September 2017
A Tennessee woman is charged with attempted murder after she shot a homeless man who asked her to move her Porsche, police have said.
Gerald Melton told police he was trying to sleep on the pavement in Nashville when loud music and exhaust fumes coming from the SUV disturbed him. Katie Quackenbush, 26, allegedly fired two shots as they argued near Music Row at 03:00 local time (08:00 GMT). Mr Melton, 54, suffered a critical abdominal wound and was in hospital. He told police the suspect got back into her luxury car and fled the scene.
He said he had asked the driver, whom he identified as Ms Quackenbush, to move the vehicle before the two began shouting at each other. Mr Melton said he then walked back to where he was sleeping when she got out of the car and opened fire.
Ms Quackenbush, a single mother to a five-year-old boy, was booked into jail on Monday.
Her father, Jesse Quackenbush, said his daughter opened fire because she felt threatened.
"She didn't try and kill this guy," Mr Quackenbush told the Tennessean on Monday night.
He told the newspaper Mr Melton made explicit remarks and threatened to kill his daughter and her friend while they sat in the car.
Mr Quackenbush said his daughter fired two "warning shots".
"She did say she closed her eyes when she shot both times, but they were warnings, and she thought she pointed away from him," he added.
He said his daughter told him there was no indication the man had been shot.
The women then left and later returned to a crime scene, he said.
Ms Quackenbush is set to appear in court on 6 October.
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Morning Mix
Homeless man asked woman to move Porsche so he could sleep. Then she shot him, police say.
by Samantha Schmidt | September 13, 2017
Around 3 a.m. one Saturday morning last month, Gerald Melton was trying to sleep — as he often did — on a sidewalk near Nashville’s Music Row, known as the heart of the city’s entertainment industry.
But the 54-year-old homeless man was “disturbed” by the smell of exhaust fumes and the sound of loud music emanating from a white Porsche SUV nearby, Nashville metro police said in a news release. He asked the driver to move the Porsche, prompting a shouting match between the two. At some point, Melton walked back to the area where he had been trying to sleep, he told police.
Then, the driver, a 26-year-old woman named Katie Quackenbush, allegedly stepped out of the Porsche and fired two gunshots at Melton, hitting him in the stomach, police said. She then got back in her SUV and fled the area.
On Monday, Quackenbush, an aspiring singer and songwriter, was charged with attempted murder in connection with the Aug. 26 shooting. She was booked into jail and released after posting a $25,000 bond. Melton was critically wounded and remains hospitalized at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, police said.
The news of Quackenbush’s arrest stirred outrage on social media and from advocates of the homeless. It’s also not her first time arrested in connection to a violent incident. In December, Quackenbush was charged with misdemeanor assault after striking a woman in the head with a drinking glass, according to records cited by the Tennessean. The case is still pending.
Almost four years ago, she was arrested on a misdemeanor domestic assault charge after hitting another woman. The charge was later dropped.
Her father, Jesse Quackenbush, a well-known defense attorney in Amarillo, Tex., spoke out against the allegations and provided a very different account of how the Aug. 26 events unfolded. In a statement to WTVF, he said his daughter was “actually acting in self defense.”
Jesse Quackenbush said in the statement that his daughter had been in her vehicle with another woman when Melton began “verbally accosting them.”
“The man was always on his feet and not asleep” as police had said, the father contended.
He told NewsChannel 5 that the homeless man banged on the car windows, screaming profanities and threatening to kill them unless she turned the music down.
His daughter told him, “I have a gun. Stay away from me,” Jesse Quackenbush said.
Katie Quackenbush has been charged with attempted murder in the shooting of a homeless man in Nashville last month. (Metro Nashville Police Department via AP)
She then shot one “warning shot,” intended to scare him away, the father said in his written statement to WTVF. When he “kept coming,” she fired another shot.
After the second shot, “he still kept coming forward, she jumped in the driver side and sped away because she was afraid for her life,” Quackenbush told NewsChannel5.
“She’s a victim in this more so than Mr. Melton,” he said. “If anything he’s the one that should’ve stayed laying down on the ground and stayed away from young women that night.”
Speaking to the Tennessean, Quackenbush said his daughter “closed her eyes when she shot both times.” She said she did not know that the man was hit by the gunfire.
“She didn’t try and kill this guy,” Quackenbush told the Tennessean.
Katie Quackenbush’s defense attorney, Peter Strianse, told the newspaper, “She was dealing with somebody that came out of an extremely dark street in the early morning hours who comes out of nowhere and is banging violently on the car window.”
“Somebody who appears to be either deranged, somebody who may be on some sort of drug, who seems completely unhinged, and that’s why she reacted the way that she did,” he added.
Both Katie Quackenbush and the other woman in the Porsche contacted the district attorney’s office “shortly” after the encounter, and both “always agreed to cooperate fully with the investigation,” Jesse Quackenbush said in his written statement to WTVF.
However, Nashville police spokesman Don Aaron told the Tennessean that neither Quackenbush nor the woman with her initially reported the incident to police. Another person who found Melton wounded called authorities for help. The police department didn’t hear anything from Quackenbush until her attorney reached out to the prosecutor’s office at the start of the following week.
“There’s no doubt that there was an argument and yelling between both parties,” Aaron said. But police have no information that Quackenbush was blocked or prevented from leaving in her car.
Jesse Quackenbush was formerly a film and television writer, director and producer, according to his website. He now specializes in litigating auto accidents, medical malpractice and criminal defense cases.
A quote at the top of his website reads: “My career-long goal has been to treat every client as though they were a member of my own family.”
Katie Quackenbush appears to have released a number of songs on YouTube and iTunes under the name Katie Layne. “Katie Layne Music” on YouTube describes her as an “American Blues, Rock and Roll vocalist.” In one music video, titled “Outlaw Love,” she is featured jumping a fence and running away from a law enforcement officer as he aims a gun at her. “I’m definitely a sinner, I’ve never been a saint,” she sings in one part of the song.
Lindsey Krinks, who works in homeless outreach and co-founded a nonprofit called Open Table Nashville, spoke about the allegations with NewsChannel 5. “There’s a big power imbalance between the players in this situation,” Krinks said. “There is an excessive use of force in violence with the gun, so anytime there is an excessive use of force, people who abuse their power need to be held accountable.”
Little is known about Gerald Melton. But according to local station WSMV, he is a skilled guitarist and singer.
Sharon Corbitt-House, who manages a number of big-name artists on Music Row, told the station that Melton used to live in the parking lot behind her building for about a year. “I had no clue that he was as talented as he was,” she said. Once hearing him perform, she launched a crowdfunding page to help Melton move into temporary housing. Not long after, though, he was back living on the streets of Music Row, she told WSMV.
She said while she never noticed him to be a volatile person, she had heard a couple of people describe times in which he raised his voice or become angry.
WSMV broadcast a video from December 2016 that captured Melton singing and playing guitar. He apparently also goes by the first name “Doug.” That video appears to still be available on YouTube. In it, the bald, white-bearded man is seen strumming an acoustic guitar and singing the song, “Does He Love You Enough.”
Samantha Schmidt is a reporter for The Washington Post's Morning Mix team. She previously worked as a reporting fellow for the New York Times.
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May 6, 2018
Woman hits trooper with car
March 25, 2018:
A stupid woman rammed her car into a Utah State Trooper who happened to be helping someone stuck on the side of the road.
Utah Highway Patrol Seargent Cade Brenchley was responding to "multiple slide-offs" in Sardine Canyon in northern Utah on Sunday when he was struck from behind.
Brenchely was clad in a yellow safety vest (you know, the bright fluorescent yellow ones with reflective material so that you can see them a mile away to avoid hitting them with a car) walking toward a stalled car on the shoulder of the highway, when a lady driving a dark sedan hit him, sent him flying onto the top of the stalled car, after which he hit the ground.
Brenchely suffered from broken ribs and a broken scapula. Thankfully this husband and father (and well-liked veteran of the department) appeared to be recovering well.
While Seargent Brenchely said the woman “should not be vilified”, we here at the “Women Suck” blog feel some vilification is in order. Hopefully she won’t do it again.
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Link and text to original article below:
https://www.yahoo.com/gma/shes-not-vilified-utah-trooper-forgives-motorist-struck-003200197--abc-news-topstories.html
'She's not to be vilified': Utah trooper forgives motorist who struck him on side of the road
JULIA JACOBO
Good Morning America | March 27, 2018
A Utah police officer who was seen in his own dashcam video flying through the air after being struck by a motorist over the weekend said he forgives the driver who injured him.
Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Cade Brenchley was responding to "multiple slide-offs" in Sardine Canyon in northern Utah on Sunday when he was struck from behind, the Utah Department of Public Safety said in a press release.
Brenchley, clad in a yellow safety vest, was walking toward what appears to be a disabled car when a dark sedan came skidding by, tossing him into the air with such force that he hit the disabled car in front of him before landing on the snow-filled ground, the video shows.
The dark sedan continued skidding forward before finally coming to a stop while facing backward, and several bystanders were seen coming to Brenchley's aid. Brenchley suffered from broken ribs and a broken scapula, and was taken to a local hospital, the Utah DPS said.
Brenchley, a 13-year veteran with the department, said he didn't realize how forceful the impact was in a press conference alongside his family on Tuesday. "When I watched the video, I had no idea that it was that hard," he said. "And yeah, I flew."
The driver was "in hysterics" when she approached him lying on the road, he said, adding, "She's not to be vilified."
"She did make a mistake, and I think she's learned from it," he said.
The driver and some of the passengers who were in the car brought flowers when they visited Brenchley in the hospital, he said.
"I hold no ill will toward her," he said. "And if anybody should be upset, it should be me or my family. But, we're not."
Some of Brenchley's notable achievements while on patrol include delivering twins on the side of the interstate and helping to save a victim from a burning car, the Utah DPS said. He is "well respected and known" in the community, where he also serves as a local soccer coach.
Eleven troopers have been already been hit on Utah roads in 2018, the DPS said, calling the number "unacceptable." Just 10 troopers were struck in 2017.
A stupid woman rammed her car into a Utah State Trooper who happened to be helping someone stuck on the side of the road.
Utah Highway Patrol Seargent Cade Brenchley was responding to "multiple slide-offs" in Sardine Canyon in northern Utah on Sunday when he was struck from behind.
Brenchely was clad in a yellow safety vest (you know, the bright fluorescent yellow ones with reflective material so that you can see them a mile away to avoid hitting them with a car) walking toward a stalled car on the shoulder of the highway, when a lady driving a dark sedan hit him, sent him flying onto the top of the stalled car, after which he hit the ground.
Brenchely suffered from broken ribs and a broken scapula. Thankfully this husband and father (and well-liked veteran of the department) appeared to be recovering well.
While Seargent Brenchely said the woman “should not be vilified”, we here at the “Women Suck” blog feel some vilification is in order. Hopefully she won’t do it again.
Lady about to hit the Trooper with her car
Lady makes contact with her car, sending the trooper into the air
Trooper lands on top of the car he was trying to help (before being rudely interrupted)
Trooper was taken to the hospital and seems to be in good spirits
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Link and text to original article below:
https://www.yahoo.com/gma/shes-not-vilified-utah-trooper-forgives-motorist-struck-003200197--abc-news-topstories.html
'She's not to be vilified': Utah trooper forgives motorist who struck him on side of the road
JULIA JACOBO
Good Morning America | March 27, 2018
A Utah police officer who was seen in his own dashcam video flying through the air after being struck by a motorist over the weekend said he forgives the driver who injured him.
Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Cade Brenchley was responding to "multiple slide-offs" in Sardine Canyon in northern Utah on Sunday when he was struck from behind, the Utah Department of Public Safety said in a press release.
Brenchley, clad in a yellow safety vest, was walking toward what appears to be a disabled car when a dark sedan came skidding by, tossing him into the air with such force that he hit the disabled car in front of him before landing on the snow-filled ground, the video shows.
The dark sedan continued skidding forward before finally coming to a stop while facing backward, and several bystanders were seen coming to Brenchley's aid. Brenchley suffered from broken ribs and a broken scapula, and was taken to a local hospital, the Utah DPS said.
Brenchley, a 13-year veteran with the department, said he didn't realize how forceful the impact was in a press conference alongside his family on Tuesday. "When I watched the video, I had no idea that it was that hard," he said. "And yeah, I flew."
The driver was "in hysterics" when she approached him lying on the road, he said, adding, "She's not to be vilified."
"She did make a mistake, and I think she's learned from it," he said.
The driver and some of the passengers who were in the car brought flowers when they visited Brenchley in the hospital, he said.
"I hold no ill will toward her," he said. "And if anybody should be upset, it should be me or my family. But, we're not."
Some of Brenchley's notable achievements while on patrol include delivering twins on the side of the interstate and helping to save a victim from a burning car, the Utah DPS said. He is "well respected and known" in the community, where he also serves as a local soccer coach.
Eleven troopers have been already been hit on Utah roads in 2018, the DPS said, calling the number "unacceptable." Just 10 troopers were struck in 2017.
Break Up, Gunned Down
Satoya Johnson, 30, was indicted in March for the murder of her boyfriend Alton Montina, 30. She shot him with a gun after he broke up with her (back in October of 2017). Johnson’s skuzzy lawyer claimed that the shooting was in “self defense”.
[Defense from being single?]
The deceased victim’s mother claims that Johnson had been violent with her son in the past.
Breakups are never easy; (they can even be deadly).
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Link and text of article below:
https://nypost.com/2018/03/27/girlfriend-accused-of-killing-boyfriend-for-allegedly-dumping-her/
Girlfriend accused of killing boyfriend for allegedly dumping her
By Jackie Salo
March 27, 2018 | 6:18pm
A Florida woman is accused of shooting and killing her boyfriend while he was allegedly trying to dump her, according to reports.
Satoya Johnson, 30, appeared in court Monday on second-degree murder charges in connection to the death of her 30-year-old boyfriend, Alton Montina, news station WPLG reported.
Authorities said they responded Oct. 28 to Montina’s apartment in North Lauderdale and found him dead from a gunshot wound.
Johnson, who was indicted last week by a grand jury, confessed to detectives that she shot her boyfriend, according to WPLG.
Montina’s mom, Francena Hick, said her son was attempting to break up with Johnson when she gunned him down at his apartment. The mother claimed that the suspect had been violent in the past with him.
Johnson’s lawyer, however, argued the shooting was self-defense, the Sun Sentinel reported.
“I believe the evidence is going to clearly show that there was not any violation of the law and she was simply defending herself at the time of the terrible tragedy,” attorney Ken Padowitz told the newspaper. “My client intends to vigorously fight these charges.”
A Broward County judge ordered Johnson be held without bond at the Monday hearing.
[Defense from being single?]
The deceased victim’s mother claims that Johnson had been violent with her son in the past.
Breakups are never easy; (they can even be deadly).
Satoya Johnson - "she loved him to death"
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Link and text of article below:
https://nypost.com/2018/03/27/girlfriend-accused-of-killing-boyfriend-for-allegedly-dumping-her/
Girlfriend accused of killing boyfriend for allegedly dumping her
By Jackie Salo
March 27, 2018 | 6:18pm
A Florida woman is accused of shooting and killing her boyfriend while he was allegedly trying to dump her, according to reports.
Satoya Johnson, 30, appeared in court Monday on second-degree murder charges in connection to the death of her 30-year-old boyfriend, Alton Montina, news station WPLG reported.
Authorities said they responded Oct. 28 to Montina’s apartment in North Lauderdale and found him dead from a gunshot wound.
Johnson, who was indicted last week by a grand jury, confessed to detectives that she shot her boyfriend, according to WPLG.
Montina’s mom, Francena Hick, said her son was attempting to break up with Johnson when she gunned him down at his apartment. The mother claimed that the suspect had been violent in the past with him.
Johnson’s lawyer, however, argued the shooting was self-defense, the Sun Sentinel reported.
“I believe the evidence is going to clearly show that there was not any violation of the law and she was simply defending herself at the time of the terrible tragedy,” attorney Ken Padowitz told the newspaper. “My client intends to vigorously fight these charges.”
A Broward County judge ordered Johnson be held without bond at the Monday hearing.
May 3, 2018
The Fat and the Skinny of it
A 300-pound behemoth in Erie, PA smothered and killed her boyfriend after an argument they had. He weighed just 120 pounds.
Windi Thomas, 44, admitted to hitting, cutting, and sitting on her boyfriend Keeno Butler, 44. She told detectives and the 911 dispatcher that she struck him with the leg of a table and cut him with a knife. The autopsy showed he was stabbed and beaten. Police say she pinned the victim down and put her weight on his chest.
The articles don’t say what the argument was about.
(My guess is that he took the last fried chicken leg and wouldn’t share it with her. Either that or he gave the wrong answer when she asked him “do these yoga pants make me look fat?”)
https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/woman-charged-in-boyfriends-death-may-face-more-charges/
Nation & World
Woman charged in boyfriend’s death may face more charges
Originally published March 19, 2018 at 5:15 am
By
The Associated Press
ERIE, Pa. (AP) — Authorities say a woman who admitted hitting, cutting and sitting on her boyfriend during a deadly dispute may soon be facing more serious charges.
Erie police say 44-year-old city resident Windi Thomas now faces two counts of aggravated assault, along with charges of possessing instruments of crime and recklessly endangering another person.
Keeno Butler’s death is being investigated as a homicide, although a cause of death hasn’t yet been determined. Once that ruling is made, authorities will decide if more serious charges are warranted.
Authorities say Thomas told a 911 dispatcher she killed Butler in their apartment early Sunday, striking him several times with a table leg and cutting him with a knife.
Bail was set at $150,000 for Thomas. It wasn’t known Monday if she’s retained an attorney.
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http://www.kitv.com/story/37769554/woman-charged-with-murder-plus-new-details-of-crime
Woman Charged with Murder Plus New Details of Crime
Posted: Mar 20, 2018 1:52 PM PST | Updated: Mar 20, 2018 1:52 PM PST
By Paul Wagner
An Erie woman is now formally charged with killing her boyfriend over the weekend.
Forty-four year old Windi Thomas today was charged with a half dozen criminal counts including homicide.
She has been charged with assault. The new charges were added based on the autopsy ruling that the death of her boyfriend, Keeno Butler, was a homicide.
Police say it happened during an argument in their East Avenue apartment. In court documents, police say Thomas, who weighs 300 pounds, pinned down the victim and put her weight on his chest. He weighed just 120 pounds.
But police say he was also stabbed and beaten.
Lt. Jon Peters of the Erie Police Major Crimes Unit said, "She did tell 911 that she did strike him with a board. But I think it really was the leg of a table, and she told our detectives the same thing."
Because Thomas is now charged with homicide, she is now in the Erie County Prison without bond.
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http://www.yourerie.com/news/local-news/woman-admits-to-killing-boyfriend-faces-30-40-years-in-prison/1066011519
Woman admits to killing boyfriend, faces 30-40 years in prison
Updated: Mar 21, 2018 11:16 AM EDT
Following the results of an autopsy, a woman who told police that she killed her boyfriend is now facing a murder charge.
After this week's autopsy, 44-year-old Windi Thomas now faces criminal homicide and murder charges in the death of 44-year-old Keeno Butler.
Erie Police say she called 9-1-1 early Sunday morning saying she killed her boyfriend. When police arrived to 1019 East Avenue, they found Butler on the floor. Thomas could face decades behind bars. Lieutenant Jon Peters tells us, "There's multiple misdemeanors, obviously, homicide is a felony. So, depending on her criminal history, it could range anywhere from 30 to 40 years."
Thomas is being held at Erie County Prison without bond. Police are still investigating.
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Windi Thomas, 44, admitted to hitting, cutting, and sitting on her boyfriend Keeno Butler, 44. She told detectives and the 911 dispatcher that she struck him with the leg of a table and cut him with a knife. The autopsy showed he was stabbed and beaten. Police say she pinned the victim down and put her weight on his chest.
The articles don’t say what the argument was about.
(My guess is that he took the last fried chicken leg and wouldn’t share it with her. Either that or he gave the wrong answer when she asked him “do these yoga pants make me look fat?”)
(to see how women react to this touchy topic, here is my earlier post on women and yoga pants):
http://womensuckass.blogspot.com/2016/12/yoga-yetis.html
http://womensuckass.blogspot.com/2016/12/yoga-yetis.html
Windi Thomas . . . should have picked on someone her own size
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link and text to original articles:
https://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/woman-charged-in-boyfriends-death-may-face-more-charges/
Nation & World
Woman charged in boyfriend’s death may face more charges
Originally published March 19, 2018 at 5:15 am
By
The Associated Press
ERIE, Pa. (AP) — Authorities say a woman who admitted hitting, cutting and sitting on her boyfriend during a deadly dispute may soon be facing more serious charges.
Erie police say 44-year-old city resident Windi Thomas now faces two counts of aggravated assault, along with charges of possessing instruments of crime and recklessly endangering another person.
Keeno Butler’s death is being investigated as a homicide, although a cause of death hasn’t yet been determined. Once that ruling is made, authorities will decide if more serious charges are warranted.
Authorities say Thomas told a 911 dispatcher she killed Butler in their apartment early Sunday, striking him several times with a table leg and cutting him with a knife.
Bail was set at $150,000 for Thomas. It wasn’t known Monday if she’s retained an attorney.
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http://www.kitv.com/story/37769554/woman-charged-with-murder-plus-new-details-of-crime
Woman Charged with Murder Plus New Details of Crime
Posted: Mar 20, 2018 1:52 PM PST | Updated: Mar 20, 2018 1:52 PM PST
By Paul Wagner
An Erie woman is now formally charged with killing her boyfriend over the weekend.
Forty-four year old Windi Thomas today was charged with a half dozen criminal counts including homicide.
She has been charged with assault. The new charges were added based on the autopsy ruling that the death of her boyfriend, Keeno Butler, was a homicide.
Police say it happened during an argument in their East Avenue apartment. In court documents, police say Thomas, who weighs 300 pounds, pinned down the victim and put her weight on his chest. He weighed just 120 pounds.
But police say he was also stabbed and beaten.
Lt. Jon Peters of the Erie Police Major Crimes Unit said, "She did tell 911 that she did strike him with a board. But I think it really was the leg of a table, and she told our detectives the same thing."
Because Thomas is now charged with homicide, she is now in the Erie County Prison without bond.
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http://www.yourerie.com/news/local-news/woman-admits-to-killing-boyfriend-faces-30-40-years-in-prison/1066011519
Woman admits to killing boyfriend, faces 30-40 years in prison
Updated: Mar 21, 2018 11:16 AM EDT
Following the results of an autopsy, a woman who told police that she killed her boyfriend is now facing a murder charge.
After this week's autopsy, 44-year-old Windi Thomas now faces criminal homicide and murder charges in the death of 44-year-old Keeno Butler.
Erie Police say she called 9-1-1 early Sunday morning saying she killed her boyfriend. When police arrived to 1019 East Avenue, they found Butler on the floor. Thomas could face decades behind bars. Lieutenant Jon Peters tells us, "There's multiple misdemeanors, obviously, homicide is a felony. So, depending on her criminal history, it could range anywhere from 30 to 40 years."
Thomas is being held at Erie County Prison without bond. Police are still investigating.
Copyright 2018 Nexstar Broadcasting, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed
Methed Up
A disgusting woman (and that’s using the term 'woman' loosely) in Eau Claire, Wisconsin is alleged to have ‘pimped out’ her children for years in exchange for drugs and money.
Michelle Mayer, 39, would inject her children, ages 6 and 9, with meth to keep them awake, during which she allowed men to photograph them, and sexually and physically assault them. In return, she received drugs (cocaine and meth) and money. If the children refused, Mayer would beat them.
An informant claims the abuse may have happened for 9 years.
(if true, that means the children were abused as soon as they were born. Truly sick.)
[This ‘mother’ deserves the death sentence. Unfortunately, according to the article, she would only face up to 80 years in prison (which for her would be a life sentence if carried out in full). I doubt she will get 80 years. Our feminist courts will portray her as a victim instead of the vile criminal she is.]
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Link and text to article:
http://wtvr.com/2018/03/22/woman-accused-of-injecting-children-with-meth-letting-men-sexually-assault-them/
Woman accused of injecting children with meth, letting men sexually assault them
Posted 8:00 pm, March 22, 2018, by Tribune Media Wire, Updated at 08:01PM, March 22, 2018
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. – A Wisconsin mother allegedly let men abuse two young children for years in exchange for drugs and money, according to WEAU.
Michelle Mayer, 39, of Eau Claire, has been charged with two counts of repeated sexual assault of a child, party to a crime.
The abuse apparently started years ago when Mayer allowed different men into her mother’s house, according to WTMJ. The men allegedly gave Mayer meth, cocaine and money, and, in return, she allowed them to sexually and physically assault two children she was trafficking, ages 6 and 9, according to a criminal complaint.
Mayer would also allow the men to photograph the children naked and would inject them with meth to keep them awake, a confidential informant told police. The same informant estimated that the abuse happened “every other day” for up to nine years, WTMJ reports.
If the children refused to cooperate, Mayer would beat them, including at least one instance when she struck one of them with a baseball bat, according to the informant.
Mayer faces up to 80 years in prison, according to WQOW, and police are now investigating the men who allegedly assaulted the children.
Police told the station a safety plan is in place to take care of the children, who were removed from her care.
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Michelle Mayer, 39, would inject her children, ages 6 and 9, with meth to keep them awake, during which she allowed men to photograph them, and sexually and physically assault them. In return, she received drugs (cocaine and meth) and money. If the children refused, Mayer would beat them.
An informant claims the abuse may have happened for 9 years.
(if true, that means the children were abused as soon as they were born. Truly sick.)
[This ‘mother’ deserves the death sentence. Unfortunately, according to the article, she would only face up to 80 years in prison (which for her would be a life sentence if carried out in full). I doubt she will get 80 years. Our feminist courts will portray her as a victim instead of the vile criminal she is.]
Michelle Mayer. I think I'd rather deal with Michael Myers [of Halloween fame]
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Link and text to article:
http://wtvr.com/2018/03/22/woman-accused-of-injecting-children-with-meth-letting-men-sexually-assault-them/
Woman accused of injecting children with meth, letting men sexually assault them
Posted 8:00 pm, March 22, 2018, by Tribune Media Wire, Updated at 08:01PM, March 22, 2018
EAU CLAIRE, Wis. – A Wisconsin mother allegedly let men abuse two young children for years in exchange for drugs and money, according to WEAU.
Michelle Mayer, 39, of Eau Claire, has been charged with two counts of repeated sexual assault of a child, party to a crime.
The abuse apparently started years ago when Mayer allowed different men into her mother’s house, according to WTMJ. The men allegedly gave Mayer meth, cocaine and money, and, in return, she allowed them to sexually and physically assault two children she was trafficking, ages 6 and 9, according to a criminal complaint.
Mayer would also allow the men to photograph the children naked and would inject them with meth to keep them awake, a confidential informant told police. The same informant estimated that the abuse happened “every other day” for up to nine years, WTMJ reports.
If the children refused to cooperate, Mayer would beat them, including at least one instance when she struck one of them with a baseball bat, according to the informant.
Mayer faces up to 80 years in prison, according to WQOW, and police are now investigating the men who allegedly assaulted the children.
Police told the station a safety plan is in place to take care of the children, who were removed from her care.
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