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Patsy Ramsey died a prime suspect in her daughter’s murder because the letter clearing her came 2 years too late. Boulder police let neighbors through the house the morning JonBenét was found, wrecked the scene, denied Detective Linda Arndt backup, and locked onto the parents before anyone else was...

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This stupid case is going to haunt me until I die.

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The DNA didn't actually clear anyone. It was not from blood or semen and never got a hit on CODIS. It's widely believed it may have inadvertently come from an EMT or tech at the ME Office.

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This whole story is fishy with law enforcement screw ups!

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Ok but she was never indicted or taken to trial Yes, there was probably a social backlash due to her status as a suspect, but the DA refused to indict. Or am I misunderstanding this?

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Wasn't the brother also considered a legitimate suspect? There was something shady about him and the details surrounding his relationship with his sister... if I remember correctly.

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Ox糖豆vor 1 Monat

她到死都没等到清白 太难受了

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all that said, don't put your kid out there

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Blundering fool keystone cops.

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There is a sketch of the perpetrators. They are well known.

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Six days after JonBenet Ramsey was found dead in her own basement, her mother went on CNN and warned every parent in America to keep their babies close. The next day the mayor of Boulder went on camera and suggested the killer knew the house. On December 26, 1996, Patsy called 911 at 5:52 a.m. Her 6-year-old daughter was gone, and a ransom note was lying on the kitchen stairs. It asked for $118,000, almost exactly the bonus John had been paid the year before. It was written on a notepad from inside the house. Police waited all morning for a call that never came. At 1 p.m. a detective asked John to search the house. He found his daughter in the basement under a white blanket and carried her upstairs. Then, before they sat down for a formal police interview, they went on CNN. In the video below Patsy is crying so hard she can barely finish the sentence. The next day the mayor answers her: no sign of forced entry, and no crazed killer “wandering the streets of Boulder.” “If I were a resident of Boulder, I would tell my friends to keep your babies close to you.” The Ramseys didn’t give formal police interviews for four months. In 1999 a grand jury voted to indict both parents, and the DA refused to sign it. In 2008 DNA from an unknown man led a new DA to clear the family. Patsy died in 2006. John is 82 and still pushing for new DNA tests. Netflix’s series with Melissa McCarthy as Patsy comes out December 10. So which one was she: a mother warning America about a killer still out there, or a mother who knew there was nobody out there?
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Six days after JonBenet Ramsey was found dead in her own basement, her mother went on CNN and warned every parent in America to keep their babies close. The next day the mayor of Boulder went on camera and suggested the killer knew the house. On December 26, 1996, Patsy called 911 at 5:52 a.m. Her 6-year-old daughter was gone, and a ransom note was lying on the kitchen stairs. It asked for $118,000, almost exactly the bonus John had been paid the year before. It was written on a notepad from inside the house. Police waited all morning for a call that never came. At 1 p.m. a detective asked John to search the house. He found his daughter in the basement under a white blanket and carried her upstairs. Then, before they sat down for a formal police interview, they went on CNN. In the video below Patsy is crying so hard she can barely finish the sentence. The next day the mayor answers her: no sign of forced entry, and no crazed killer “wandering the streets of Boulder.” “If I were a resident of Boulder, I would tell my friends to keep your babies close to you.” The Ramseys didn’t give formal police interviews for four months. In 1999 a grand jury voted to indict both parents, and the DA refused to sign it. In 2008 DNA from an unknown man led a new DA to clear the family. Patsy died in 2006. John is 82 and still pushing for new DNA tests. Netflix’s series with Melissa McCarthy as Patsy comes out December 10. So which one was she: a mother warning America about a killer still out there, or a mother who knew there was nobody out there?

Verax

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JonBenet Ramsey Update from the Boulder Police (more like word salad with no update) I have also included another interview conducted by Elizabeth Vargas, the ransom note, and a photo of JonBenet's undergarments. Recall that decades ago (JonBenet was killed on 12/25/96) both Patsy and John Bennet Ramsey were indicted for child abuse leading to the death of JonBenet, but the DA at the time refused to sign the indictment so it just went away. There was unknown male Touch DNA found under one of JonBenet's fingernails and on her underwear/tights. This led to the DA releasing the Ramseys as suspects by the DA's office, but certainly the police who investigated the case and many other experts believe Patsy wrote the note and was involved. I was thinking about that DNA. They were all at a party the night before. The Touch DNA under 1 fingernail could be anyone's DNA who she touched at the party. As for the bloomer-style underwear, they were size 12 and were from a Christmas present (still in the house) that Patsy had purchased for her niece. How would any stranger know about that present, open it, and put them on JonBenet? Had she wet her size 6 bloomers and was being punished forced to wear the size 12 underwear in shame or was JonBenet wearing her size 6 bloomers when she was assaulted with Patsy's paintbrush and murdered and those underwear were disposed of and the size 12 placed on JonBenet for ease of rederessing her (kind of like what happened in Delphi - it is difficult to manipulate a deceased stiff body). Patsy wrote that 3 page "ransom" note, IMV. Why would a stranger know where to find Patsy's stationary and then spend 20-30 minutes writing a ransom note and then kill JonBenet? Either your motive is SA/ murder or it is money. I think Patsy panicked and wrote that note errently thinking it could serve to cover-up what happened. (I guess it actually worked because no one has been convicted and likely never will be) Thinking of JonBenet this Christmas season and the fact justice was never served. #Jonbenet #Colorado
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JonBenet Ramsey Update from the Boulder Police (more like word salad with no update) I have also included another interview conducted by Elizabeth Vargas, the ransom note, and a photo of JonBenet's undergarments. Recall that decades ago (JonBenet was killed on 12/25/96) both Patsy and John Bennet Ramsey were indicted for child abuse leading to the death of JonBenet, but the DA at the time refused to sign the indictment so it just went away. There was unknown male Touch DNA found under one of JonBenet's fingernails and on her underwear/tights. This led to the DA releasing the Ramseys as suspects by the DA's office, but certainly the police who investigated the case and many other experts believe Patsy wrote the note and was involved. I was thinking about that DNA. They were all at a party the night before. The Touch DNA under 1 fingernail could be anyone's DNA who she touched at the party. As for the bloomer-style underwear, they were size 12 and were from a Christmas present (still in the house) that Patsy had purchased for her niece. How would any stranger know about that present, open it, and put them on JonBenet? Had she wet her size 6 bloomers and was being punished forced to wear the size 12 underwear in shame or was JonBenet wearing her size 6 bloomers when she was assaulted with Patsy's paintbrush and murdered and those underwear were disposed of and the size 12 placed on JonBenet for ease of rederessing her (kind of like what happened in Delphi - it is difficult to manipulate a deceased stiff body). Patsy wrote that 3 page "ransom" note, IMV. Why would a stranger know where to find Patsy's stationary and then spend 20-30 minutes writing a ransom note and then kill JonBenet? Either your motive is SA/ murder or it is money. I think Patsy panicked and wrote that note errently thinking it could serve to cover-up what happened. (I guess it actually worked because no one has been convicted and likely never will be) Thinking of JonBenet this Christmas season and the fact justice was never served. #Jonbenet #Colorado

Jennifer Coffindaffer

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Melissa McCarthy will star as JonBenét Ramsey's mom Patsy Ramsey in a Netflix limited series about the slain child beauty queen. 'The Murder of JonBenét Ramsey' is set to release in winter 2026.
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Melissa McCarthy will star as JonBenét Ramsey's mom Patsy Ramsey in a Netflix limited series about the slain child beauty queen. 'The Murder of JonBenét Ramsey' is set to release in winter 2026.

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Melissa McCarthy says playing Patsy Ramsey in upcoming Netflix series, "The Murder of JonBenét Ramsey," is "one of the hardest things I've ever done" as an actor. #MelissaMcCarthy #TheMurderofJonBenetRamsey
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Melissa McCarthy says playing Patsy Ramsey in upcoming Netflix series, "The Murder of JonBenét Ramsey," is "one of the hardest things I've ever done" as an actor. #MelissaMcCarthy #TheMurderofJonBenetRamsey

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Did JonBenet Ramsey's brother Burke commit her murder ? According to a Documentary on this case.....After 30 years of mystery, groundbreaking forensic technology has finally revealed the truth about who killed JonBenét Ramsey on Christmas night 1996. Advanced DNA analysis proves the unknown male DNA is irrelevant manufacturing contamination from multiple sources, AI-enhanced audio confirms Burke was awake during the 911 call contradicting the family's claims, and computational linguistics establishes Patsy wrote the ransom note with near-certainty. Investigators now believe Burke struck JonBenét with a flashlight in the kitchen over the pineapple, the parents discovered her dying and made the devastating decision to stage an intruder attack with a garrote and elaborate ransom note rather than call for help—a cover-up they maintained for three decades until modern science finally exposed the truth.
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Did JonBenet Ramsey's brother Burke commit her murder ? According to a Documentary on this case.....After 30 years of mystery, groundbreaking forensic technology has finally revealed the truth about who killed JonBenét Ramsey on Christmas night 1996. Advanced DNA analysis proves the unknown male DNA is irrelevant manufacturing contamination from multiple sources, AI-enhanced audio confirms Burke was awake during the 911 call contradicting the family's claims, and computational linguistics establishes Patsy wrote the ransom note with near-certainty. Investigators now believe Burke struck JonBenét with a flashlight in the kitchen over the pineapple, the parents discovered her dying and made the devastating decision to stage an intruder attack with a garrote and elaborate ransom note rather than call for help—a cover-up they maintained for three decades until modern science finally exposed the truth.

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I had Alex Bruesewitz 🇺🇸 on the show yesterday. It was great. He said something interesting about Brian Cole Jr. when I asked if he believed Brian was the pipe bomber. He says he believes Brian planted the bombs, but strongly implied others were involved. I personally believe Brian is a patsy, and that if he was involved at all, it was most likely as a pawn for deep state entities (Capitol Police, FBI, etc. The FBI in particular has a history of exploiting mentally vulnerable people for plots). And the problem is precisely that if Brian Cole Jr. was working with others in some capacity, none of those players have been held accountable over five years later, he still is a patsy, and it is unconscionable that he is still in pretrial detention. And the very same corrupt players at the DOJ who were the reason for Trump having to issue pardons for Jan. 6’ers are still involved in the persecution of this patsy.
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I had Alex Bruesewitz 🇺🇸 on the show yesterday. It was great. He said something interesting about Brian Cole Jr. when I asked if he believed Brian was the pipe bomber. He says he believes Brian planted the bombs, but strongly implied others were involved. I personally believe Brian is a patsy, and that if he was involved at all, it was most likely as a pawn for deep state entities (Capitol Police, FBI, etc. The FBI in particular has a history of exploiting mentally vulnerable people for plots). And the problem is precisely that if Brian Cole Jr. was working with others in some capacity, none of those players have been held accountable over five years later, he still is a patsy, and it is unconscionable that he is still in pretrial detention. And the very same corrupt players at the DOJ who were the reason for Trump having to issue pardons for Jan. 6’ers are still involved in the persecution of this patsy.

Viva Frei

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Fidel Castro, the night after JFK was shot: Oswald is a patsy, the far right pulled the trigger, and Americans themselves must demand the truth. The next morning, Oswald was murdered in a police basement.
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Fidel Castro, the night after JFK was shot: Oswald is a patsy, the far right pulled the trigger, and Americans themselves must demand the truth. The next morning, Oswald was murdered in a police basement.

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‼️EXPOSED: FBI Allegedly SITTING ON Additional Doorbell Cam FOOTAGE Showing Charlie Kirk’s Patsy With a FEMALE Accomplice and a GETAWAY Car 👀 Candace Owens revealed that she received a tip claiming the FBI was withholding critical doorbell camera footage from the Charlie Kirk assassination. According to the source, the footage — which was given to the FBI by a neighbor — shows the alleged patsy changing clothes with the help of a woman. The homeowner can be heard on camera wondering out loud whether the girl was an accomplice. Even more disturbing: In the original footage, a blue car pulls up directly in front of the house at the exact moment the patsy is walking up the driveway toward the street. At least two individuals appear to be getting into the vehicle. However, the version released to the public (including the clip TMZ obtained the very next morning) was intentionally cropped and zoomed to cut out the blue car and the people getting inside. This raises serious questions: -Who was the woman seen helping the patsy change clothes? -Why did the FBI crop out the blue car and the people getting into it? -Was this a coordinated getaway that the public was never told about? If this footage is real, it completely destroys the “lone gunman” narrative. It suggests the patsy had help — both a female accomplice and a getaway vehicle — and that federal authorities may have deliberately hidden that information from the public. FOLLOW Candace Owens — she continues to expose what the official story tries to hide. RT this. More people need to see this.
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‼️EXPOSED: FBI Allegedly SITTING ON Additional Doorbell Cam FOOTAGE Showing Charlie Kirk’s Patsy With a FEMALE Accomplice and a GETAWAY Car 👀 Candace Owens revealed that she received a tip claiming the FBI was withholding critical doorbell camera footage from the Charlie Kirk assassination. According to the source, the footage — which was given to the FBI by a neighbor — shows the alleged patsy changing clothes with the help of a woman. The homeowner can be heard on camera wondering out loud whether the girl was an accomplice. Even more disturbing: In the original footage, a blue car pulls up directly in front of the house at the exact moment the patsy is walking up the driveway toward the street. At least two individuals appear to be getting into the vehicle. However, the version released to the public (including the clip TMZ obtained the very next morning) was intentionally cropped and zoomed to cut out the blue car and the people getting inside. This raises serious questions: -Who was the woman seen helping the patsy change clothes? -Why did the FBI crop out the blue car and the people getting into it? -Was this a coordinated getaway that the public was never told about? If this footage is real, it completely destroys the “lone gunman” narrative. It suggests the patsy had help — both a female accomplice and a getaway vehicle — and that federal authorities may have deliberately hidden that information from the public. FOLLOW Candace Owens — she continues to expose what the official story tries to hide. RT this. More people need to see this.

Project Constitution

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Patsy taking the stage whilst Chesney and Chris argued was impeccable #CBBUK
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Patsy taking the stage whilst Chesney and Chris argued was impeccable #CBBUK

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A woman killed in Derry has been named locally as Amy Doherty, who was aged in her late 20s. Ms Doherty was a mother of two young children. Ms Doherty was found at a house in the Summer Meadows Mews area of the city on Saturday morning and died in hospital. A man (30) was arrested on Saturday over her murder. Sinn Féin MLA Ciara Ferguson has said there is shock and devastation in the local area. She said: “Our heartfelt thoughts are with this woman’s loved ones as they face the unimaginable loss which this horrific crime has brought upon them. “A young woman’s life was taken in the latest act of violence against women and girls and I appeal to anyone with information to bring it forward to the PSNI."
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A woman killed in Derry has been named locally as Amy Doherty, who was aged in her late 20s. Ms Doherty was a mother of two young children. Ms Doherty was found at a house in the Summer Meadows Mews area of the city on Saturday morning and died in hospital. A man (30) was arrested on Saturday over her murder. Sinn Féin MLA Ciara Ferguson has said there is shock and devastation in the local area. She said: “Our heartfelt thoughts are with this woman’s loved ones as they face the unimaginable loss which this horrific crime has brought upon them. “A young woman’s life was taken in the latest act of violence against women and girls and I appeal to anyone with information to bring it forward to the PSNI."

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DEAD BEFORE SHE WAS CLEARED Caren Lorimer ran the New Farm Loch Post Office in Kilmarnock for 17 years. In 2008 an "audit" claimed a £38,000 shortfall. She pled guilty to embezzlement so she would not go to prison. She was sentenced to 300 hours of community service and ordered to pay Post Office £15,000. That money was never missing because of her. It was Horizon, the accounting software Fujitsu Fujitsu UK built and Post Office Post Office used to prosecute more of its own staff than any other British organisation in history. Post Office knew the system threw up fake shortfalls for years and let people like Caren carry the blame anyway. Caren died from cancer in April 2022. She died a convicted criminal. Her husband David Lorimer, her daughter Laura Miller, her son Jack Lorimer and her niece Joanne Hughes kept fighting after she was gone. On 10 June 2024 the email came. Her conviction was quashed. She is the seventh person in Scotland cleared this way. In Scotland the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service COPFS COPFS prosecuted every Horizon case, unlike England where Post Office prosecuted directly. COPFS knew in 2013 there were problems with Horizon. It quietly stopped prosecuting new cases in 2015. It never went back and reviewed the convictions it had already secured, including Caren's. COPFS says it acted in good faith and was assured a review would not turn up miscarriages of justice. Convenient assurance. It let a woman die still labelled a thief while the people who ran her prosecution sat on the knowledge that the evidence was rotten. Post Office Post Office is 100% state owned. The government that owns it does not get to hide behind it and shrug. This is a public body running on public money, and public money comes with public accountability, something everyone involved here conveniently forgot. Caren's daughter Laura Miller said her mother knew all along she had done nothing wrong. So did the whole family. Now there is proof. It came two years too late for Caren to hear it herself. Comment below if this makes you as angry as it makes me. SOURCES BBC Scotland News, Katie Hunter, STV News and others.
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DEAD BEFORE SHE WAS CLEARED Caren Lorimer ran the New Farm Loch Post Office in Kilmarnock for 17 years. In 2008 an "audit" claimed a £38,000 shortfall. She pled guilty to embezzlement so she would not go to prison. She was sentenced to 300 hours of community service and ordered to pay Post Office £15,000. That money was never missing because of her. It was Horizon, the accounting software Fujitsu Fujitsu UK built and Post Office Post Office used to prosecute more of its own staff than any other British organisation in history. Post Office knew the system threw up fake shortfalls for years and let people like Caren carry the blame anyway. Caren died from cancer in April 2022. She died a convicted criminal. Her husband David Lorimer, her daughter Laura Miller, her son Jack Lorimer and her niece Joanne Hughes kept fighting after she was gone. On 10 June 2024 the email came. Her conviction was quashed. She is the seventh person in Scotland cleared this way. In Scotland the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service COPFS COPFS prosecuted every Horizon case, unlike England where Post Office prosecuted directly. COPFS knew in 2013 there were problems with Horizon. It quietly stopped prosecuting new cases in 2015. It never went back and reviewed the convictions it had already secured, including Caren's. COPFS says it acted in good faith and was assured a review would not turn up miscarriages of justice. Convenient assurance. It let a woman die still labelled a thief while the people who ran her prosecution sat on the knowledge that the evidence was rotten. Post Office Post Office is 100% state owned. The government that owns it does not get to hide behind it and shrug. This is a public body running on public money, and public money comes with public accountability, something everyone involved here conveniently forgot. Caren's daughter Laura Miller said her mother knew all along she had done nothing wrong. So did the whole family. Now there is proof. It came two years too late for Caren to hear it herself. Comment below if this makes you as angry as it makes me. SOURCES BBC Scotland News, Katie Hunter, STV News and others.

Artur Nadolny

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Candace Owens: “I would willfully sit on the side of the defense” “[The murderer is] not Tyler Robinson” Candace claimed in March she would reveal the names of the people who told her the gun was planted. “You’re trying to get a patsy put into prison…You’re completely monstrous” “There is an overwhelming amount of evidence that the feds set this kid up as a patsy” “Everyone in the town, all the local sheriff departments, the swat team, they believe that the Feds came in and they started lying and they were sending people on wild goose chases” “I’m not getting this information from people who don’t have the credibility to assert that” “I’m speaking to people with first hand intimate knowledge” “I feel the exact opposite of Charlie Kirk’s wife” She claims Erika Kirk isn’t certain about who killed Charlie but she’s “confident about is that there is a bunch of people who will lie for her”. She then demanded someone debate her but we’ve yet to see her follow through on any of the debates she’s demanded.
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Candace Owens: “I would willfully sit on the side of the defense” “[The murderer is] not Tyler Robinson” Candace claimed in March she would reveal the names of the people who told her the gun was planted. “You’re trying to get a patsy put into prison…You’re completely monstrous” “There is an overwhelming amount of evidence that the feds set this kid up as a patsy” “Everyone in the town, all the local sheriff departments, the swat team, they believe that the Feds came in and they started lying and they were sending people on wild goose chases” “I’m not getting this information from people who don’t have the credibility to assert that” “I’m speaking to people with first hand intimate knowledge” “I feel the exact opposite of Charlie Kirk’s wife” She claims Erika Kirk isn’t certain about who killed Charlie but she’s “confident about is that there is a bunch of people who will lie for her”. She then demanded someone debate her but we’ve yet to see her follow through on any of the debates she’s demanded.

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At 15, Traci Lords was one of the biggest porn stars in America. She made around $35,000 in three years. When the truth came out, the industry lost millions, and the world decided she was the bad girl. Years later an interviewer told her to her face that she had done “the worst things a woman can do.” Her answer is still uncomfortable to hear. She was born Nora Kuzma in Steubenville, Ohio. Her father drank, her parents split up, and as a child she was raped. She carried that alone for years and didn’t even tell her mother. She said it was the single most traumatic thing that ever happened to her, and that it made her crazy. At 15, a high school dropout, she got a fake ID and a stolen birth certificate that made her five years older. Nobody checked. Within two years she was one of the most famous faces in the industry. By her own account she earned $35,000 to $40,000 in total. In 1986, weeks after her 18th birthday, the FBI found out. Distributors had to pull almost everything she had filmed. And the story the media told was about a bad girl who fooled the porn world, not about the adults who made money off a child. She got sober, left porn and built a career in music and film. Then came the interviews. One host asked how she deals with the fact that her past sells her records. “I haven’t been successful because of my past,” she said. “I’ve been successful in spite of my past.” She said she knew about the roles she lost because of it. When a 15-year-old fakes her way into porn, who’s guilty: the girl with the fake ID, or every adult who made money off her and never asked?
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At 15, Traci Lords was one of the biggest porn stars in America. She made around $35,000 in three years. When the truth came out, the industry lost millions, and the world decided she was the bad girl. Years later an interviewer told her to her face that she had done “the worst things a woman can do.” Her answer is still uncomfortable to hear. She was born Nora Kuzma in Steubenville, Ohio. Her father drank, her parents split up, and as a child she was raped. She carried that alone for years and didn’t even tell her mother. She said it was the single most traumatic thing that ever happened to her, and that it made her crazy. At 15, a high school dropout, she got a fake ID and a stolen birth certificate that made her five years older. Nobody checked. Within two years she was one of the most famous faces in the industry. By her own account she earned $35,000 to $40,000 in total. In 1986, weeks after her 18th birthday, the FBI found out. Distributors had to pull almost everything she had filmed. And the story the media told was about a bad girl who fooled the porn world, not about the adults who made money off a child. She got sober, left porn and built a career in music and film. Then came the interviews. One host asked how she deals with the fact that her past sells her records. “I haven’t been successful because of my past,” she said. “I’ve been successful in spite of my past.” She said she knew about the roles she lost because of it. When a 15-year-old fakes her way into porn, who’s guilty: the girl with the fake ID, or every adult who made money off her and never asked?

Bender

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Lisa Hardy, an Indianapolis woman who famously lived in an abandoned, company-owned house for nine years without paying rent after her employer went to prison for mortgage fraud and the real estate company collapsed. Her remarkable situation unfolded through a specific set of circumstances: In 2005, she was working as a leasing agent for a property management company that offered her the perk of living in one of their properties rent-free as long as she remained employed. Her boss was sent to prison, and the company went under, leaving her without a landlord or anyone to pay rent to. The "Forgotten" Years: Because the local city government was overwhelmed with thousands of foreclosed homes during the housing market crash, Hardy's house slipped through the cracks of the system. No bank, landlord, or government official ever came to claim the property or demand rent. The Outcome: She stayed for nine years, treating it as her own by paying utilities, tending the garden, and installing appliances, until the house was eventually auctioned off to an investment firm.
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Lisa Hardy, an Indianapolis woman who famously lived in an abandoned, company-owned house for nine years without paying rent after her employer went to prison for mortgage fraud and the real estate company collapsed. Her remarkable situation unfolded through a specific set of circumstances: In 2005, she was working as a leasing agent for a property management company that offered her the perk of living in one of their properties rent-free as long as she remained employed. Her boss was sent to prison, and the company went under, leaving her without a landlord or anyone to pay rent to. The "Forgotten" Years: Because the local city government was overwhelmed with thousands of foreclosed homes during the housing market crash, Hardy's house slipped through the cracks of the system. No bank, landlord, or government official ever came to claim the property or demand rent. The Outcome: She stayed for nine years, treating it as her own by paying utilities, tending the garden, and installing appliances, until the house was eventually auctioned off to an investment firm.

Gitmo (Health is a Wealth) 🇺🇸🇮🇱

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A mother and her son hired someone to kill the son’s wife because they hated her and wanted the money in her bank account. They gave the man her photo, her schedule, and $100 as a down payment. He was a police officer. In January 2012, June Pickard and her son Francis Noble met with a man they thought was a hitman in a car outside a Walmart in El Cajon. June said they wanted Rita Mansour, Francis’s wife of three years, dead. She said it would be better if it happened outside the house because it would be messy inside. They also wanted the bank card from her body so they could take the roughly $80,000 they believed was in her account. Francis handed over a photo of Rita, her work schedule, keys to the condo gate, and $100 as a down payment. They discussed payments in small amounts so the bank wouldn’t notice. After the second meeting, police arrested both of them. Rita had no idea until officers stopped her on the way to work and showed her parts of the video. Both pleaded guilty to attempted murder. They each received life with the possibility of parole after seven years. Rita told the court she never imagined her husband and mother-in-law wanted her dead. They gave a stranger her photo and $100 to kill her. Would you still trust your own family after watching something like that?
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A mother and her son hired someone to kill the son’s wife because they hated her and wanted the money in her bank account. They gave the man her photo, her schedule, and $100 as a down payment. He was a police officer. In January 2012, June Pickard and her son Francis Noble met with a man they thought was a hitman in a car outside a Walmart in El Cajon. June said they wanted Rita Mansour, Francis’s wife of three years, dead. She said it would be better if it happened outside the house because it would be messy inside. They also wanted the bank card from her body so they could take the roughly $80,000 they believed was in her account. Francis handed over a photo of Rita, her work schedule, keys to the condo gate, and $100 as a down payment. They discussed payments in small amounts so the bank wouldn’t notice. After the second meeting, police arrested both of them. Rita had no idea until officers stopped her on the way to work and showed her parts of the video. Both pleaded guilty to attempted murder. They each received life with the possibility of parole after seven years. Rita told the court she never imagined her husband and mother-in-law wanted her dead. They gave a stranger her photo and $100 to kill her. Would you still trust your own family after watching something like that?

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