Showing posts with label Crime and Punishment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crime and Punishment. Show all posts

Friday, September 20, 2019

Michelle Carter, Who Urged Boyfriend To Kill Himself, Denied Parole



If Carter stays on the straight and narrow she will be released from prison in the Spring next year so it's kind of an insult that she asked for early release.

RELATED: She's a 'Model Inmate.' The Parole Board Wasn't Swayed

Wednesday, March 27, 2019

Did Michelle Obama Play A Role In Jussie Smollett's Dropped Charges?



White guys with MAGA hats at 2am in the morning. The two African dudes buying evidence on camera. Stuffing envelopes for Jesse Jackson. Oh, it's nice to young, black, famous and gay in 2019.

RELATED: In latest plot twist, Cook County prosecutors abruptly drop all charges against Jussie Smollett

Tuesday, March 26, 2019

Prosecutors Drop Case Against Jussie Smollett



This could only happen in a liberal bastion like Chicago. Hopefully those 2 African dudes who got caught up in all of this file some sort of civil suit against Smollett.

RELATED: Breaking: All Charges Dropped Against Jussie Smollett

Saturday, April 7, 2018

Liberal Scumbag of the Week: Justice Matthew Sciarrino



Claim to Fame: Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice

Why He's the Liberal Scumbag of the Week: for his kid-gloves treatment on repeated felon and drunken driver Zakiyyah Steward that would eventually lead to the death's of innocent young couple Yisroel Levin, 21, and his fiancée, Elisheva Basya Kaplan, 20.

JewsOnTelevision has more:





Steward, 25, was indicted in March 2017 for breaking into the cafe where she used to work — Stonefruit Espresso & Kitchen on Bedford Ave. — and stealing money from the safe, authorities said.

She burglarized the trendy coffee shop a stunning four times, allegedly making off with more than $3,000 in cash. The brazen bandit, unable to come up with the cash to post $10,000 bail, remained in jail for eight months. She was facing up to 25 years in prison if convicted. Prosecutors floated Steward an offer: Plead guilty in exchange for two-to-six years behind bars, sources said. But Sciarrino stepped in and instead sent her to a court-mandated alternative to incarceration program.

She was booted from the Fortune Society-run program and twice missed court appearances. Sources said prosecutors requested a bench warrant but Sciarrino refused. Instead, a March 5 hearing ended with the judge giving Steward a second chance to complete the program. She walked out of the courthouse that day, and a month later, hopped into her Hyundai Genesis, setting a deadly sequence of events in motion.