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There should be basic critical thinking tests before being allowed to be a juror A juror in the federal arson trial of Jonathan Rinderknecht, who was accused of setting the Pacific Palisades fire, says she couldn’t find him guilty because she gets sad all the time and talks to... ChatGPT For those that don’t know Jonathan Rinderknecht prompts with ChatGPT showed anger toward wealthy peopl, society, grievances and fascination with fire He even generated images of raging wildfires right next to cities But this juror couldn’t take that evidence into account because she says she gets sad and talks to ChatGPT too Don’t know why I’d expect anything different from California jurors….. She voted not guiltyshow more

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The man accused of sparking last year’s deadly Palisades Fire will be tried again this fall after his first federal arson case ended in a mistrial Friday. Ten of the 12 jurors said Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, is innocent. Judge Anne Hwang quickly set an Oct. 19 retrial date and ordered him jailed until then. Rinderknecht has pleaded not guilty to starting one of the most destructive wildfires in California history.

The man accused of sparking last year’s deadly Palisades Fire will be tried again this fall after his first federal arson case ended in a mistrial Friday. Ten of the 12 jurors said Jonathan Rinderknecht, 29, is innocent. Judge Anne Hwang quickly set an Oct. 19 retrial date and ordered him jailed until then. Rinderknecht has pleaded not guilty to starting one of the most destructive wildfires in California history.

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131,656 次观看 • 20 天前

🚨🚨 Juror in #RobertRoberson’s trial just testified that she now believes he is INNOCENT, that the entire case against him was 'shaken baby syndrome' - not beating - and that the jury did not have all the evidence. I keep being told to believe the jury. So I went and found an actual juror from 2003. She couldn’t wait to testify. Here’s what she had to say: Fact: this was ONLY a shaken baby case. Fact: the prosecution never gave evidence that Nikki was beaten. Fact: the jury knew nothing about the severity of Nikki’s illness and her extensive history of illness. Fact: the jury did NOT hear everything they needed to in order to make a correct decision in this case. Fact: this juror, having learned the new scientific evidence, now believes Robert is INNOCENT and would NOT have voted to convict. I believe this juror, who knows more about the trial than those opining on Twitter. Justice demands a new trial. Watch 👇 #txlege

🚨🚨 Juror in #RobertRoberson’s trial just testified that she now believes he is INNOCENT, that the entire case against him was 'shaken baby syndrome' - not beating - and that the jury did not have all the evidence. I keep being told to believe the jury. So I went and found an actual juror from 2003. She couldn’t wait to testify. Here’s what she had to say: Fact: this was ONLY a shaken baby case. Fact: the prosecution never gave evidence that Nikki was beaten. Fact: the jury knew nothing about the severity of Nikki’s illness and her extensive history of illness. Fact: the jury did NOT hear everything they needed to in order to make a correct decision in this case. Fact: this juror, having learned the new scientific evidence, now believes Robert is INNOCENT and would NOT have voted to convict. I believe this juror, who knows more about the trial than those opining on Twitter. Justice demands a new trial. Watch 👇 #txlege

Brian Harrison

26,944 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨#BREAKING: 29-year-old Jonathan Rinderknecht arrested in connection with starting the Palisades Fire 📌#Palisades | #Califrona Officials have announced the arrest of 29-year-old Jonathan Rinderknecht, who has been charged with starting the massive Palisades Fire in Los Angeles, California. The blaze burned more than 23,000 acres, destroyed nearly 7,000 structures, and tragically claimed 12 lives. Investigators revealed that Rinderknecht had asked ChatGPT to generate images of a city on fire prior to the incident. Surveillance video shows him dropping off an Uber passenger in the Palisades before parking at the Skull Rock trailhead and walking toward an area known as the Hidden Buddha. Moments later, cameras detected the first signs of the Palisades Fire. Authorities say he attempted to call 911 multiple times, and phone data placed him within 30 feet of the ignition point before he drove away from the scene.

🚨#BREAKING: 29-year-old Jonathan Rinderknecht arrested in connection with starting the Palisades Fire 📌#Palisades | #Califrona Officials have announced the arrest of 29-year-old Jonathan Rinderknecht, who has been charged with starting the massive Palisades Fire in Los Angeles, California. The blaze burned more than 23,000 acres, destroyed nearly 7,000 structures, and tragically claimed 12 lives. Investigators revealed that Rinderknecht had asked ChatGPT to generate images of a city on fire prior to the incident. Surveillance video shows him dropping off an Uber passenger in the Palisades before parking at the Skull Rock trailhead and walking toward an area known as the Hidden Buddha. Moments later, cameras detected the first signs of the Palisades Fire. Authorities say he attempted to call 911 multiple times, and phone data placed him within 30 feet of the ignition point before he drove away from the scene.

R A W S A L E R T S

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Jen Shah talks about taking the guilty plea and says she takes responsibility for everything that comes with it. She explains that her charge was conspiracy and says, “There does not need to be an overt action to be found guilty under conspiracy. There just needs to be enough text messages, emails, communication to show that you conspired with others, with somebody like with my codefendant. And it was the very first time that I actually saw that there were actual victims as a result of this conspiracy.” Jen took the plea because of the risk of serving more time and to prevent her family from having to deal with a trial. Jen says she should have been more diligent and should have dug deeper when things didn’t sound right. 🤨 #RHOSLC Source: People Magazine

Jen Shah talks about taking the guilty plea and says she takes responsibility for everything that comes with it. She explains that her charge was conspiracy and says, “There does not need to be an overt action to be found guilty under conspiracy. There just needs to be enough text messages, emails, communication to show that you conspired with others, with somebody like with my codefendant. And it was the very first time that I actually saw that there were actual victims as a result of this conspiracy.” Jen took the plea because of the risk of serving more time and to prevent her family from having to deal with a trial. Jen says she should have been more diligent and should have dug deeper when things didn’t sound right. 🤨 #RHOSLC Source: People Magazine

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56,754 次观看 • 3 个月前

🚨 JUST IN: Judge declares a MISTRIAL in the Pacific Palisades arson case in California FA US Attorney Bill Essayli has VOWED to file to retry the case, as the fire turned THOUSANDS of homes into ash and kiIIed 12 last year. The jury became DEADLOCKED, with 10 jurors stuck on not guilty and 2 hellbent on guilty. Per Fox, prosecutors have cell phone and video evidence placing the suspect in the location 13 seconds after the fire started, and the Uber driver said the suspected acted erratically that night. Searches on his phone showed that he that he loved fire and he acted defensively in the police interview. In addition, the suspect allegedly told ChatGPT he wanted to hold wealthy people accountable with potentially a fire, accusing them of "enslaving people"

🚨 JUST IN: Judge declares a MISTRIAL in the Pacific Palisades arson case in California FA US Attorney Bill Essayli has VOWED to file to retry the case, as the fire turned THOUSANDS of homes into ash and kiIIed 12 last year. The jury became DEADLOCKED, with 10 jurors stuck on not guilty and 2 hellbent on guilty. Per Fox, prosecutors have cell phone and video evidence placing the suspect in the location 13 seconds after the fire started, and the Uber driver said the suspected acted erratically that night. Searches on his phone showed that he that he loved fire and he acted defensively in the police interview. In addition, the suspect allegedly told ChatGPT he wanted to hold wealthy people accountable with potentially a fire, accusing them of "enslaving people"

Nick Sortor

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She was literally using her last straw of survival… her own body! Imagine being put in a situation where you feel like you have to sacrifice yourself as a woman just to survive. Just to avoid being sent back to the same hell you spent your whole life trying to escape. And all of this… because the only thing you wanted was to study. A basic human right btw!! Yet people were so cruel and disgusting that they reduced the whole situation to “she was offering her body for him.” Meanwhile, he literally saw her shaking from fear while she was taking off her robe. And before she even said anything, he told her “yapma” in that tone because he understood what was happening. He saw her desperation! And I will keep saying this forever!! Serhat hated himself for bringing her to a point where she felt like she had to offer herself just to survive… Then she asked him: “Don’t you want me?” And he couldn’t answer. Not because he didn’t want her we all know that wasn’t the question and we also all know what he wanted at the moment (his dream said it all). Anyways… But because he understood the situation they were in, and he couldn’t take what she was offering while knowing the reason behind it! Not like that!! Not for her because he knew he reasons! I genuinely don’t understand what kind of fucked up mindset people had while watching this scene and coming out with “she was trying to seduce him.”

She was literally using her last straw of survival… her own body! Imagine being put in a situation where you feel like you have to sacrifice yourself as a woman just to survive. Just to avoid being sent back to the same hell you spent your whole life trying to escape. And all of this… because the only thing you wanted was to study. A basic human right btw!! Yet people were so cruel and disgusting that they reduced the whole situation to “she was offering her body for him.” Meanwhile, he literally saw her shaking from fear while she was taking off her robe. And before she even said anything, he told her “yapma” in that tone because he understood what was happening. He saw her desperation! And I will keep saying this forever!! Serhat hated himself for bringing her to a point where she felt like she had to offer herself just to survive… Then she asked him: “Don’t you want me?” And he couldn’t answer. Not because he didn’t want her we all know that wasn’t the question and we also all know what he wanted at the moment (his dream said it all). Anyways… But because he understood the situation they were in, and he couldn’t take what she was offering while knowing the reason behind it! Not like that!! Not for her because he knew he reasons! I genuinely don’t understand what kind of fucked up mindset people had while watching this scene and coming out with “she was trying to seduce him.”

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22,592 次观看 • 21 天前

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Spencer Pratt reveals a call took place immediately after the Pacific Palisades fire with Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass and LA Commissioners “There was a Zoom with all the commissioners. She said there was like 150 — and Karen Bass gets on and she says, oh yeah, Trump just said about rushing the permits. And she's like, I'm not gonna do any of what he said.” The woman Commissioner who was in that meeting and brave enough to expose this was so outraged at hearing this, she resigned She knew that Democrat Karen Bass was more interested in doing everything to oppose Trump then literally helping people who’s home burned down She couldn’t take it and quit

Wall Street Apes

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Jennifer Tilly says she was asked if she wanted to be a full time Housewife or a friend of on #RHOBH. She says she spoke with Kathy Hilton, who is also a friend of, and Kathy told her that being a friend of is the way to go because you are involved in less drama. Jennifer also talks about her conflict with Sutton Stracke.

Bye Wig Hello Drama

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The Today Show interview got better for Karen Read as it went on, and she responded to the comment about how John was being lost in all of this perfectly: "He's not lost, he's the reason we're doing this." This needs to be emphasized more because it's the most common criticism of her detractors. Karen is John's voice. There would be no justice for John O'Keefe if she was convicted. She and her team have done more to shed light on what really happened to him than anyone who claims to be fighting for him while trying to put her in prison. She really humanized him with this answer, telling the public who John really was, and what a tremendous loss this was for everyone. We rarely heard this from her during the trial and it was powerful. The antis have tried to take ownership of John's legacy and she took it back with this answer. I know Karen cared for John because she sent me pictures of him that showed what a good father he was, and pictures of her with the kids that showed how much they liked her. She asked me not to share them publicly because she didn't want to exploit them, but she wanted me to know what a tremendous loss it was for the kids.

The Today Show interview got better for Karen Read as it went on, and she responded to the comment about how John was being lost in all of this perfectly: "He's not lost, he's the reason we're doing this." This needs to be emphasized more because it's the most common criticism of her detractors. Karen is John's voice. There would be no justice for John O'Keefe if she was convicted. She and her team have done more to shed light on what really happened to him than anyone who claims to be fighting for him while trying to put her in prison. She really humanized him with this answer, telling the public who John really was, and what a tremendous loss this was for everyone. We rarely heard this from her during the trial and it was powerful. The antis have tried to take ownership of John's legacy and she took it back with this answer. I know Karen cared for John because she sent me pictures of him that showed what a good father he was, and pictures of her with the kids that showed how much they liked her. She asked me not to share them publicly because she didn't want to exploit them, but she wanted me to know what a tremendous loss it was for the kids.

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I reported this person to the Gardaí for a previous video doing the rounds (which I won't be posting). She says she made the video because she is worried about "all the hate" one of the two accused is getting. The one who is accused of filming Alex as he was subjected to a terrifying and ultimately fatal ordeal. She says she is sorry IMO because people notified her she may be in trouble.

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$@iDallasDoll This is the spirit she was standing in for five minutes before she “apologized”, an apology that she gave a fraction of that time to. She clearly does not see anything wrong with what she did, and only apologized because of the backlash.$

@iDallasDoll This is the spirit she was standing in for five minutes before she “apologized”, an apology that she gave a fraction of that time to. She clearly does not see anything wrong with what she did, and only apologized because of the backlash.

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Vice President JD Vance says he feels "sad" for the female victim of Wednesday's shooting, saying she was "brainwashed" by the "left." "There is a part of me that feels very, very sad for this woman, not just because she lost her life, but because I think she is a victim of left-wing ideology. What young mothers shows up and decides they're going to throw their car in front of ICE Officers who are enforcing legitimate law?" "You have got to be a little bit brainwashed to get to that point ... Not peacefully protesting, but to throw your vehicle in front of legitimate law enforcement officers and drive your car into them. To get to that point, you have to be I think radicalized in a very, very sad way. I certainly wish that she had not gotten there. I know there is an ICE officer who wishes he was not put in the position where he had to fire a gun to defend his own life."

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Brittany Cartwright talks more about her recent relationship and why she was giving the guy money. Brittany explains that he is a father and has his kids at certain times, which meant he couldn’t work certain days. She says he has a full time job, but to come be with her on weekends he would have to take time off work. Brittany says she is a very caring, maternal person and that giving him money was more about making sure the kids didn’t go without anything. She would feel bad if he couldn’t pay his bills because that would ultimately affect his kids. #TheValley Source: Reality Nightcap | Access Hollywood

Bye Wig Hello Drama

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Carlos King asked Porsha whether she felt nervous about Kenya being suspended from the show and possibly having to carry the series. Porsha says she wasn’t nervous, but not because Kenya doesn’t have an impact. She explains that Kenya’s absence actually hurt her because they were in a different place this time, with mutual respect and a willingness to get to know each other. She adds that she enjoys a strong ensemble cast and doesn’t feel the need to be the “queen” of the show. Podcast: Carlos King #RHOA

Bye Wig Hello Drama

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THIS WOMAN SEEMS TO KNOW AT LEAST A COMPARTMENTALIZED SECTION OF THE TRUTH: I find it very interesting that this woman talks about the contracts with what she calls the "Greys" existing, but what I find extremely interesting is how does she know that this contract expired? I have only released that information recently and I am the only whistleblower that has ever said that I even gave the time when it expired and why. And it originally was with one of the 11 types of Grey species; ETE-1. In light of that, I find This woman's story to be credible. And in the context of her father, I would have to assume they once he found these documents he called her or text her and told her but he found them and he would be leaving with them. Otherwise how would she know? The accident could have been a coincidence, maybe not. But I find her story to be extremely credible because she knew something that no one else knew before I released it. Take a listen;

WHISTLEBLOWER

203,193 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨 CNN interviews a woman who alleges that she was raped by Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA), who is running for governor in California. She says that they were at a bar and she got up to use the bathroom and that her memory of what happened from that point on is mostly gone. She says she woke up the next morning naked and alone in a hotel room, which she says she didn't even realize was his hotel room at the time. She says she had some flashes of what happened and she remembers him grabbing her and her telling him "no" and that he was very aggressive.

🚨 CNN interviews a woman who alleges that she was raped by Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA), who is running for governor in California. She says that they were at a bar and she got up to use the bathroom and that her memory of what happened from that point on is mostly gone. She says she woke up the next morning naked and alone in a hotel room, which she says she didn't even realize was his hotel room at the time. She says she had some flashes of what happened and she remembers him grabbing her and her telling him "no" and that he was very aggressive.

Ryan Saavedra

650,895 次观看 • 3 个月前

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Let’s check in on some more unhinged post verdict meltdowns. In this clip, John DePetro Show says that the police need to investigate Juror 11, review her bank deposits and take her cell phone bc she dared to question how much this farce of a trial cost the taxpayers. He even pontificates as to how she could possibly know Aperture cost $400,000 😂

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51,398 次观看 • 1 年前

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Alicia talks about her love of crackers and says it’s a nervous thing. She has anxiety and jokes that some people need a cigarette, but she needs a cracker. She also says she didn’t realize how much she talked about crackers until watching the show back. Alicia talks a little bit about the reunion and says it was needed. She also discusses her fight with Liz and says that normally she would never talk to her again, but because they’re on the show, she has to forgive her, and she says that’s actually a good thing. Alicia says she runs away from problems instead of addressing them and admits she’s avoidant. She says she tends to shut down and run, but the show has helped her in that aspect. She adds that the experience has made her stronger and that she didn’t realize how sensitive she was. Podcast: Therapuss with Jake Shane Filmed at Pizza Mama in Rhode Island #RHORI

Bye Wig Hello Drama

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Madison Ivy revealed that when she entered the advlt entertainment industry at 18, she felt mature enough to make her own decisions and understood the path she was choosing. She explained that she had a strong sense of who she wanted to be at the time and felt naturally drawn toward themes of seduction and self-expression, which influenced her decision to pursue a career in the industry. “I don’t know how, but that’s who I wanted to be. I just felt this connection with seduction in a way.”

Madison Ivy revealed that when she entered the advlt entertainment industry at 18, she felt mature enough to make her own decisions and understood the path she was choosing. She explained that she had a strong sense of who she wanted to be at the time and felt naturally drawn toward themes of seduction and self-expression, which influenced her decision to pursue a career in the industry. “I don’t know how, but that’s who I wanted to be. I just felt this connection with seduction in a way.”

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