This what happens when a bitch has a standard white privilege card. Not to be confused with the Gold or Platinum card.
Out CAC me....(ongoing)
- Thread starter cashwhisperer
- Start date
Woman admits to killing teen with autism to cross murder off 'bucket list,' feel 'euphoric'
- Tweet
Jemma Lilley stabbed Aaron Pajich, an teen boy with autism, several times before burying him in a shallow grave with the help of her housemate.
(SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA)
CAITLYN HITT
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Friday, November 3, 2017, 3:29 PM
Jemma Lilley has been convicted of luring a boy with autism into her home and killing him for the thrill of it.
According toThe Independent, the 26-year-old British woman, who admitted to murdering 18-year-old Aaron Pajich in her Perth, Australia, home before burying him in a shallow grave, said she had murder on her "bucket list" of things to accomplish before the age of 25.
Prosecutor James McTaggart told the court that Lilley described feeling "full of herself and euphoric" after the murder. She reportedly boasted about her crime to a work colleague.
The publication reported that Lilley, convicted with her housemate Trudi Lenon, had written a serial killer book called "SOS." She had taken on the persona of her main character, according to The Independent.
Video shows autistic boy with accused killer mom before death
Lilley's step-mother toldThe Times U.K. she took issue with the novel. She claimed that Lilley was obsessed with serial killers.
"The book was a big problem with me. At the beginning I was, 'Fair enough you want to write a horror story,' but I didn't like the contents of it," Nina Lilley said.
"She had always had an obsession with serial killers but she said it was a way of venting her frustration of what happened when she was a child."
Aaron Pajich was tricked into entering the home of Jemma Lilley and Trudi Lenon under the pretense that he was borrowing computer games.
(FACEBOOK)
The Independent reported that Pajich was lured to his death on June 13, 2016.
Autistic boy typed messages about hating his father: therapist
Lenon alleged that Lilley approached the teen from behind while he installed games on her computer and strangled him with a wire until it broke. She then reportedly stabbed the boy three times.
Prosecutors said several incriminating messages from Lilley were sent to Lenon about the killing in which she said she was feeling things she'd "not felt before," according to The Independent.
Lilley attempted to blame Lenon for the crime, reports say
Both women made trips to a local store to buy cleaning products and concrete in the days leading up to Pajich's murder.
Mom charged with murder of autistic teen daughter
They also purchased hydrochloric acid, which they're believed to have bought with the intention of using it to dispose of the boy's body.
Jemma Lilley and housemate Trudi Lenon, have been found guilty of luring a teen with autism into their home and murdering him for sport.
(SUPREME COURT OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA)
According to reports, prosecutors suspect Lilley selected Pajich as her victim because she thought he'd be an easy target. She noted that he was thin, vulnerable and extremely trusting.
He was also known to spend a lot of time walking by himself.
Pajich's mother called Lenon and Lilley "disgusting animals" after the guilty verdict was handed down in court on Thursday.
"He was my precious little boy, he was my first-born…he was full of life," she said.
"They deserve everything they get for what they've done, they've taken an innocent boy from his loved ones."
According to reports from the courtroom, despite the trial lasting five long weeks, the jury reached a decision to convict the pair after less than three hours.
1. This was some dumb ass shit in the first place.
2. It’s always one mufucka out there fuckin up the program for e’body. Why dude go the wrong fuckin way?
By Beatriz E. Valenzuela | bvalenzuela@scng.com | San Bernardino Sun
PUBLISHED: November 9, 2017 at 11:42 am | UPDATED: November 9, 2017 at 2:07 pm
Riverside County sheriff’s detectives arrested Jarred Schmittle, 40, of Lake Elsinore on suspicion of trying to rob a Corona bank in August. (Courtesy Riverside County Sheriff’s Department)
A man in blackface and wearing a beanie who was caught on surveillance video trying to rob a Corona bank in August was arrested in his Lake Elsinore home Wednesday, Riverside County sheriff’s officials said Thursday.
Investigators gathered enough evidence to serve a search warrant Wednesday at the Lake Elsinore home of Jerrad Schmittle, 40, according to a sheriff’s press release. Schmittle was subsequently arrested on suspicion of attempted robbery.
On the afternoon of Aug. 18, deputies from the Lake Elsinore sheriff’s station were called to the Wells Fargo Bank in the 11000 block of De Palma Road in Corona after a silent alarm was triggered, according to the statement.
Related Articles
Investigators learned a white man, “with obvious dark make-up to disguise his appearance,” had given a teller a note that demanded money, officials said. The man also told the teller he had a gun.
After waiting for a few seconds, the man, later identified as Schmittle, ran off without getting any money, sheriff’s officials said.
Authorities are searching for a man who they say was wearing dark face makeup when he attempted to rob a bank south of Corona on Friday, Aug. 18. (Courtesy of the FBI)
The man’s identity remained unknown until Nov. 1, when new leads led investigators to Schmittle’s home, according to the sheriff’s statement.
Schmittle was booked into the Cois Byrd Detention Center in French Valley.
Authorities ask anyone with information on the case to call the Lake Elsinore sheriff’s station at 951-245-3300.
The Cop Needs to Be:
1 be detained and held in contempt
2 tried/convicted of the theft
3 be fired immediately
A deputy tries to steal incriminating evidence against his department from the suspect’s lawyer. Theft happens at the 50 sec mark.
A Maricopa County detention officer tried to explain Friday why he and a fellow sheriff’s office employee swiped a document from a defense attorney’s file in a bizarre scene that was caught on courtroom videotape.
Detention officer Adam Stoddard sputtered nervously through his testimony at a hearing in Maricopa County Superior Court, where he was ordered to give reasons for taking the document. For every reason he gave, however, he retreated just as quickly, contradicting himself throughout the two-hour hearing.
The whole thing surrounded a scene that took place in a Maricopa County courtroom on Oct. 19, all caught on a courthouse security tape.
The tape shows Stoddard walking to the defense table during a sentencing that day. He leans over the table and begins reading from a document in the file of defense attorney Joanne Cuccia, who was speaking before the judge and had her back turned to the table.
Stoddard can then be seen motioning to a fellow sheriff’s employee, deputy Francisco Campillo, and the two men pull the document from the file. Campillo leaves the courtroom with the document, then comes back moments later and places the original back in the attorney’s file. Cuccia quickly figures out what is going on and brings up the issue with the judge.
On Friday, Judge Gary Donahoe, the highest-ranking criminal court judge in Maricopa County, held the hearing to determine whether Stoddard and Campillo had the authority to take the document from the file.
Under state law, an officer can seize evidence or make an arrest if he sees a crime taking place. Essentially, that’s what Stoddard said he saw — or at least what he thought he saw — at the sentencing of Antonio Lozano on that day.
The detention officer, however, had a hard time sticking to his story.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.inde...can-christian-family-values-a8060631.html?amp
https://www.google.com/amp/www.inde...can-christian-family-values-a8060631.html?amp
An Ohio lawmaker who routinely touted his Christian faith and anti-LGBT views has resigned after being caught having sex with a man in his office.
Wes Goodman, who is the Republican state legislator for Ohio, is married to a woman who is assistant director of an annual anti-abortion rally known as March for Life.
The right-wing legislator, who pushed “family values”, was reportedly witnessed having sex with a man inside his office who was not employed by the legislator.
According to theColumbus Dispatch, the observer told Ohio House Chief of Staff Mike Dittoe what had happened on Tuesday afternoon. Mr Dittoe responded by telling House Speaker Republican Cliff Rosenberger who in turn met with Mr Goodman.
Zombielike Tweaker Enters A Guys House, Starts Wildin Out Grabbing His Balls & Biting Him!
https://nypost.com/2017/11/19/woman-accused-of-killing-husband-hiding-duct-taped-body-in-closet/
[/SIZE]
By Fox News
November 19, 2017|5:39pm
Modal Trigger
Barbara WozniakOkaloosa Department of Corrections
A Florida woman killed her 72-year-old husband and then went to great lengths to hide his body in a closet in their home, authorities have charged.
Okaloosa deputies said Alfred Wozniak was shot in the left temple. His wife Barbara Wozniak, 65, was charged Friday with murder.
The couple lived in Shalimar, in the Florida Panhandle.
“Investigators obtained a search warrant and found a fabricated brick wall inside a closet under a stairway,” the Okaloosa sheriff’s office said. “After removing the bricks and drywall, a large dark plastic type of tarp was observed, shaped in the consistency of an adult body. The material had been thoroughly duct-taped.”
Wozniak was accused of duct-taping her husband’s wrists, ankles and midsection before covering it with the tarp.
Deputies said the woman told her two adult children what she did and they called 911 Wednesday,Fox 10 Mobile reported.
According to the station, the deputies said Wozniak told them that she killed their father in self-defense after he tried to choke her on Nov. 10.
Investigators said the trajectory of the bullet contradicted Wozniak’ explanation of what happened to her children.
[/SIZE]
By Fox News
November 19, 2017|5:39pm
Modal Trigger
Barbara WozniakOkaloosa Department of Corrections
A Florida woman killed her 72-year-old husband and then went to great lengths to hide his body in a closet in their home, authorities have charged.
Okaloosa deputies said Alfred Wozniak was shot in the left temple. His wife Barbara Wozniak, 65, was charged Friday with murder.
The couple lived in Shalimar, in the Florida Panhandle.
“Investigators obtained a search warrant and found a fabricated brick wall inside a closet under a stairway,” the Okaloosa sheriff’s office said. “After removing the bricks and drywall, a large dark plastic type of tarp was observed, shaped in the consistency of an adult body. The material had been thoroughly duct-taped.”
Wozniak was accused of duct-taping her husband’s wrists, ankles and midsection before covering it with the tarp.
Deputies said the woman told her two adult children what she did and they called 911 Wednesday,Fox 10 Mobile reported.
According to the station, the deputies said Wozniak told them that she killed their father in self-defense after he tried to choke her on Nov. 10.
Investigators said the trajectory of the bullet contradicted Wozniak’ explanation of what happened to her children.
Attachments
Spazzing: Boy Throws Tantrum Because He Can't Have His Way!
Zero Fucks: Teacher Caught Snorting Lines Of Coke In The Classroom!
Parents Must Be Proud: Girl Walks Into A Grocery Store With A Face Full Of Nut!
Don't Do Drugs: Customer Walks Into A Gas Station & Sees The Cashiers Nodding Off From Doing Heroin!
A veteran CBS engineer died by accidentally hanging himself as he performed an 'auto-erotic' act in a hotel closet while dressed in women's underwear, it has been revealed.
Lawrence LaFave died in his hotel room at a hotel in Tarentum, Pennsylvania, after accidentally strangling himself.
He was discovered kneeling on the ground and was dressed in a women's slip, pantyhose, panties and a bra.
The 65-year-old father was a revered member of the CBS team who facilitated the broadcast of the Superbowl and Thursday Night Football games during his career.
The cause of his death was revealed this week when his widow Deborah Conradi filed a lawsuit against the network which has refused to pay out his life insurance because of the nature of his death.
Conradi's attorneys revealed how her husband was found 'hanging from a wire closet shelf in his hotel room by a scarf.' The medical examiner who carried out his autopsy ruled his death an accident by asphyxiation.
Because of the nature of the accident, however, AIG, the insurance company which wrote his contract, is refusing to pay out.
Conradi claims in her lawsuit that they told her her husband was putting himself at risk by performing the sexual act.
In a letter she cited in her lawsuit, she claims they said: 'These actions, which carried the risk of death by hanging, would not constitute an unanticipated accident that resulted in his death, as required by our policy.
'Rather, they would indicate death resulted in who or in part from ... a natural and probably consequence of intentionally self-inflicted injury, specifically excluded under this policy.'
Lawrence LaFave died in his hotel room at a hotel in Tarentum, Pennsylvania, after accidentally strangling himself.
He was discovered kneeling on the ground and was dressed in a women's slip, pantyhose, panties and a bra.
The 65-year-old father was a revered member of the CBS team who facilitated the broadcast of the Superbowl and Thursday Night Football games during his career.
The cause of his death was revealed this week when his widow Deborah Conradi filed a lawsuit against the network which has refused to pay out his life insurance because of the nature of his death.
Conradi's attorneys revealed how her husband was found 'hanging from a wire closet shelf in his hotel room by a scarf.' The medical examiner who carried out his autopsy ruled his death an accident by asphyxiation.
Because of the nature of the accident, however, AIG, the insurance company which wrote his contract, is refusing to pay out.
Conradi claims in her lawsuit that they told her her husband was putting himself at risk by performing the sexual act.
In a letter she cited in her lawsuit, she claims they said: 'These actions, which carried the risk of death by hanging, would not constitute an unanticipated accident that resulted in his death, as required by our policy.
'Rather, they would indicate death resulted in who or in part from ... a natural and probably consequence of intentionally self-inflicted injury, specifically excluded under this policy.'