#Carroll Case

[destielmemenews]

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[rejectingrepublicans]

[strawlessandbraless]

I aspire to this level of pettiness. My dearest sketch artist, you’ll always be famous to me

[garadinervi]

Lewis Carroll, (1890), [The Wonderland Postage-Stamp Case] [interior], The Wonderland Postage Stamp Case; Eight or Nine Wise Words About Letter-Writing, Emberlin and Son, Oxford, 1908 ["Curiouser and Curiouser!": Exploring Wonderland with Alice, Online Exhibits, University of Michigan Library, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI]

[cleave-and-plough]

words & music by neko case

art by emily carroll

[kdsburneraccount]

hey guys im gonna say something controversial why is there belichick/carroll fanfic when carroll/harbaugh is actually way more compelling from a narrative standpoint and there's an actual rivalry there

[truecrimecrystals]

Cion Carroll was due for a fresh start during the fall of 2022. The 17-year-old had recently moved to Kenbridge, Virginia, to live with his grandparents. Cion is originally from Richmond, but his mother opted to relocate him to Kenbridge in hopes that he could escape from the violent neighborhoods in his hometown. This arrangement appeared to be going well for Cion at first. He got a job at a local Popeyes, which he enjoyed, and he also was enrolled as a senior at a local high school. Due to all of this, Cion's family members were both shocked and baffled when he vanished on the evening of November 2nd, 2022.

According to reports, Cion left his grandparent's home around 10:00 PM on November 2nd and never returned. His grandmother reported him missing the following day. Police reportedly treated Cion's case as a runaway, despite the fact that he did not take his medications or other personal items with him when he left the house. Cion's family members immediately knew his disappearance was out of character, and they never believed he left on his own accord. 

Frustrated with the local police's lack of effort, Cion's loved ones decided to take matters into their own hands. They used a location-based app to track the last known location of Cion's cell phone. Their results indicated that Cion's phone pinged at a local sex offender's house before it either died or was shut off. Police reportedly did not question said offender until after Cion's family brought this information to their attention. Even then, the police stated that they did not have enough evidence to search the residence. 

On November 12th, 2022, Cion's family was notified that his body had been found in a shallow grave in a wooded area of Lunenberg County. An autopsy confirmed that he had been shot and dismembered. It quickly became apparent that Cion had been brutally murdered - but many questions still remain. Namely: who killed Cion, and why?

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[grahamkennedy]

My blorbo is better at eating cooch than your blorbo

[listen-to-the-inner-walrus]

me, listening to a podcast about a guy in prison based entirely on a coerced confession: what do you mean the members of the jury still think hes guilty now that they know about coerced confessions??? did you not hear four police officers interrogating and shouting at a 19-year-old while hes sobbing through a story inconsistent with the actual evidence???? there was no other evidence, how do you still think hes guilty???

me, ten minutes later: ...oh, right. if they say hes not guilty, that means they sent an innocent kid to prison. yeah, now that uh makes sense.

[fillingthescrapbook]

Is this why Sam is back on Tumblr posting? *le gasp*

[little-hilltop-library]

trump must be a financial genius. That defamation suit was only worth $5 million. Then trump worked his magic. Now it's worth $88 million.

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[shadowdemon-gd]

Donald Trump is now the first president to ever be found liable of a crime. This man is making history as America’s biggest loser

[eternalistic]

Read the Filled-Out Jury Verdict Form in the Trump-Carroll Case

The jury held Donald J. Trump liable on Tuesday for the sexual abuse and defamation of E. Jean Carroll and awarded her $5 million.

[calicojack1718]

Comment on This! What's the Over-Under on Whether it is Putin or Ivanka that Pays Trump's $454 Million Dollar Bond?

I was listening to The Rachel Maddow Show and she interviewed a guest about Trump’s inability to find a surety willing to pay his upcoming bond nearly half billion dollar bond in his New York civil fraud case. As a quick aside, does anyone believe he’s not going to stiff the Federal Insurance Company and Chubby Insurance Company for his $91 million dollar debt to E. Jean Carroll? I guess PT…

[darkarfs]

"A lack of contrition that borders on pathological." - Judge Arthur Engoron

So, the shit finally hit the fan. Yesterday afternoon, Judge Engoron dropped the hammer and found Little Donny Fuckface, his two shithole sons — Individual-1 Junior and The Dumb One — and skeevy accountant Allen Weisselberg liable to the tune of 364 million.

additionally, Trump is forbidden from heading any New York-based corporation for three years, and is forbidden from receiving loans from New York banks.

I don’t know what happened here. Donny had a foolproof strategy of acting like a childish asshole during the trial — sighing, waving his arms, keeping up a running commentary, and occasionally bolting from the courtroom — and somehow all this failed to charm the judge. Maybe it was all the times Trump called Engoron a socialist maniac that failed to win the day.

Or maybe it’s simply that Donny is a life-long conman and fraudster, and he finally got caught.

Surprise. Donald Trump is a vainglorious moron who did this to himself. He could have lived in the shadows and quietly continued to launder Russian mob money and lie to banks for the rest of his life, and no one would have been the wiser. But he had to put himself under the bright lights of the most visible job in the world, and crime so flagrantly that people naturally started digging around.