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Divorce Lawyer EXPOSES How Feminist Women REACT When THEY Have to Pay Alimony @JustPearlyThings
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This video came out a decade ago and till today it perfectly captures how men can tell if the woman is into them. Hope it clears things up for you.
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60 Minutes viewers are going to HATE every second of this.
Marine Le Pen, the frontrunner in France’s next presidential election, just exposed consequences of mass migration in Europe without the slightest apology.
Listen carefully.
LE PEN: “When you take in too many immigrants, you create the conditions for destabilizing your society, and that is what has happened in France.”
She then pointed to the unemployment gap between foreign nationals and French citizens.
LE PEN: “There’s another problem, a problem of numbers. The unemployment rate among foreigners in France is TWICE the unemployment rate among French citizens.”
“We can no longer import unemployed people.”
When CBS’ Trevor Phillips tried to attribute that disparity to “discrimination,” Le Pen shot it down immediately.
LE PEN: “No. That doesn’t exist. You are not going to import those ideas here.”
Quite a departure from Macron.
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Family members of a Texas teen crashes out in court as judge sentences him to 25 years in prison for robbing a convenience store.
Judge Raquel West sharply criticizes 18-year-old Caden James Fontenette before handing down the sentence
“There was a time some years ago that there really wasn't even a question. State's attorneys were recommending youthful offenders probation. Let's give everybody an opportunity” West said.
“You don't have a good likelihood of being successful if I were to put you on probation, I'm going to sentence you to a term of 25 years.”
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45-year-old Diana Lovejoy hired her gun instructor to hide in the bushes and shoot her husband. He survived. Then she told the judge: "I would never be able to do that."
In the video below, the clerk reads her guilty verdict. Watch her lean forward and collapse out of her chair.
In September 2016, Greg Mulvihill was lured to a dark dirt path in California. A caller posing as a private investigator promised evidence for his custody fight with Diana. There was no evidence waiting for him, only her firearms instructor, Weldon McDavid Jr., with a rifle.
The bullet went in under his left armpit and came out through his back. Somehow, Greg survived.
Their divorce was almost final. They were set to share custody of their son, and she had agreed to pay him $120,000.
In November 2017, a jury convicted both of conspiracy to commit murder and attempted murder. Diana hit the floor and was taken to a hospital. At sentencing, she still swore she was innocent.
She got 26 years to life. The man who pulled the trigger got 50 years to life.
1 hired shooter. 1 bullet. 26 years to life.
Was her collapse real, or the last act of a woman who planned everything?
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Cops found this mom tanning by a pool in Hawaii and handed her a court order: bring your kids back in 5 days. Her 7-year-old son hadn’t been seen in four months. Neither had her 16-year-old daughter. She read it in her bikini, glanced up at the cop and never brought them back:
She knew exactly where they were. That June police dug up her new husband’s backyard. Her son was by the pond, wrapped in plastic. Her daughter was in the family’s “pet cemetery.” The first time police asked about the boy, she said he was at the movies watching Frozen 2:
That was November 2019 in Rexburg, Idaho. JJ, who had autism, hadn’t been seen for two months. Lori Vallow told the officers he was with a friend in Arizona, and that her daughter Tylee was studying at BYU-Idaho. The school had never heard of Tylee. As soon as the police left, Lori called the friend and asked her to send a random photo of some kids. The next day her apartment was empty.
By then three people around her were already dead or nearly so. In July her husband Charles was shot dead by her brother, who said it was self-defense. In October someone fired at the ex-husband of her niece. That same month Tammy Daybell, wife of doomsday author Chad Daybell, was found dead. It was ruled natural, until an exhumation showed she had been asphyxiated. Two weeks after Tammy died, Lori married Chad in Hawaii.
They believed dark spirits could take over a person and turn them into a “zombie,” and that killing that person was the only way out. Lori believed she was a goddess chosen to lead the survivors of the apocalypse. Prosecutors said the money mattered too: life insurance and her kids’ Social Security benefits.
JJ had been killed with a plastic bag and duct tape. Tylee’s remains were so damaged that her cause of death couldn’t even be determined.
In 2023 a jury convicted Lori of murdering both of her children and conspiring to kill Tammy. She got life without parole. Before the judge read the sentence, she stood up and said: “Jesus Christ knows that no one was murdered in this case.” Chad was sentenced to death.
In the video below is the police bodycam from January 2020. Lori and Chad are sitting by the pool in Kauai in their swimsuits, reading the order to bring her kids back. Both children had already been dead for about four months.
Her husband, her two kids and her new husband’s wife, all dead within a year. Who should have stopped her first?
