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Brandon Vandenburg sentencing – here’s why he could get a new trial

Posted on June 15, 2015 by bonnie russell

Refresh for updates: In the Brandon Vandenburg, Corey Batey sex crime sentencing hearing today, the disputed juror, Todd Easter, who first appeared both well-meaning, and not terriby smart, is on the hot seat. I mean, witness stand.  Currently testifying about … Continue reading →

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James Boulware – Media gets it wrong again on “domestic violence.”

Posted on June 13, 2015 by bonnie russell

James Boulware made history this morning, as he first threatened to do in 2013 when he choked out his Mother, and beat up his uncle.  (It was all their fault.) Prior to 9/11 “domestic terrorism” was used to describe the … Continue reading →

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Police Body cameras signal the problem; better hiring standards is the solution

Posted on April 9, 2015 by bonnie russell

Breaking:  Charleston Police Officer Sgt. George Hildebidle committed suicide. So far, nothing has been reported about his family, but it was reported Hildebidle killed himself after a “domestic dispute.” Understand body camera companies are overjoyed at the opportunity to sell … Continue reading →

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Murder: When journalism contributes to ongoing murders

Posted on January 25, 2014 by bonnie russell

Recently, New York Post reporter Kathryn Cusma wrote of Miguel Mejia-Ramos, after his apprehension in Texas following arraignment of his family’s, triple homicide knifing of wife Deisy, 21, and their two small daughters, Daniela, 3, and Yoselin, 1. Ramos said … Continue reading →

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