Go out and buy this DVD. (Not a sponsored link).
This movie was awesome. It’s Watchmen meets JLU meets Independence day. And I mean that in a good way.
A full five-star rating from yours truly.
Go out and buy this DVD. (Not a sponsored link).
This movie was awesome. It’s Watchmen meets JLU meets Independence day. And I mean that in a good way.
A full five-star rating from yours truly.
Oscar winner Marion Cotillard dismisses 9/11 as conspiracy:
Oscar winner Marion Cotillard raised eyebrows around the world Saturday when it emerged that she doubted the official account of the 9/11 attacks.
I don’t know what’s scarier. The fact that she believes the crap she’s spouted or the comments from readers in the article.
Thanks to Florida Bill.
You may remember the story of James Wamsley. He’s the 17-year-old who was convicted of raping an infant. He was sentenced as an adult to no less than 13-years behind bars.
The sentence includes “aggravating factors” which could put the teen away for life.
Let’s hope for “aggravating factors”.
NEW: Jury finds Underwood guilty:
An Oklahoma jury took less than an hour to find Kevin Underwood guilty in the murder of 10-year-old Jamie Rose Bolin.
Underwood killed her, molested her, in that order, then tried to sever her head in order to consume her flesh.
The prosecution is seeking the death penalty for this monster. If there was anyone the death penalty was designed for it’s Underwood.
Strange Twist In Foiled Montco ‘Plot-To-Kill’:
Remember how the kid that turned Dillon Cossey in was heralded as a hero? Well, not so much anymore. It seems that he’s a little criminal in his own right.
That teen and two of his friends were arrested for breaking into the Cossey’s home.
Does this mean Dillon Cossey is innocent, not on your life? Just because the kid that turned him in is also a criminal it doesn’t mean that his testimony wasn’t accurate. Not to mention all the other corroborating evidence in that case.
But I guess it’s true what they say. There really is no honor among thieves.
Consultant sued over Red Lake shootings:
Families of the victims of the Red Lake shooting are suing a consulting firm whose job it was to provide the school with a contingency plan in case of such crises. Obviously, their contingency plan didn’t work.
The families are suing MacNeil Environmental Inc. stating that their security plan didn’t work.
The lawyers say they have received strong expert opinion on their claims that MacNeil’s plan was confusing, poorly formatted and contained conflicting directions for school staff.
Normally I’m against families of school shooting victims suing 3rd parties but this lawsuit actually sounds like it does have merit.
Previously the families had sued the Red Lake School District and were awarded $900K between the families.