|
| With just weeks left in the 2024 presidential contest,
| Donald Trump already has plans in place to aggressively
| challenge the election results if he fails to defeat Vice
| President Kamala Harris. According to four conservative
| attorneys and other sources who've spoken to the former
| president on this matter, Trump intends to declare -- as
| soon as on Election Night -- that the race is being
| "rigged" or "stolen" from him, by pointing to slow
| vote-counts of mail-in ballots in crucial battleground
| states as his evidence for supposed Democratic shenanigans
| afoot.
| ...
<https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-election-rigged-slow-vote-count-2024-1235133890/>

--bks

> | With just weeks left in the 2024 presidential contest,
> | Donald Trump already has plans in place to aggressively
> | challenge the election results if he fails to defeat Vice
> | President Kamala Harris. According to four conservative
> | attorneys and other sources who've spoken to the former
> | president on this matter, Trump intends to declare -- as
> | soon as on Election Night -- that the race is being
> | "rigged" or "stolen" from him, by pointing to slow
> | vote-counts of mail-in ballots in crucial battleground
> | states as his evidence for supposed Democratic shenanigans
> | afoot.
> | ...
><https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-election-ri
>gged-slow-vote-count-2024-1235133890/>
>
> --bks

So just like the last time, they're all going to prison. Except this time
Trump will also be there, and probably for so long that he'll die of old age.

BENTONVILLE -- Mauricio Torres told a police detective he was about to make him a hero before he confessed to raping his son, which led to the boy's death.

Torres, 46, of Bella Vista is charged with capital murder and first-degree battery. Prosecutors will seek the death penalty. The trial continues today. Prosecutors may call two more witnesses before resting their case.

Maurice Isaiah Torres, 6, died March 30, 2015. A medical examiner concluded the boy's death was the result of injuries from being raped and chronic child abuse.

The jury on Wednesday watched two recordings of Bella Vista Police Capt. Tim Cook interviewing Torres.

Cook interviewed Torres at the Benton County Jail on April 7, 2015. Cook had also interviewed him the previous day. Torres requested that Cook come talk with him. Torres waived his rights and talked with Cook without an attorney present. In the first interview played Wednesday, which lasted 3½ hours, he maintained that his son's death was accidental.

"I'm about to make you a hero of this in Bella Vista," Torres told Cook at the start the second interview.

A upset and seemingly angry Torres said he was going to give Cook information to investigate. Torres was upset because he believed his wife, Cathy, had betrayed him and blamed him for the boy's death. Torres said he told Cathy he never would betray her and she now was using that against him.

Cathy Torres, 45, is charged with capital murder and first-degree battery. She has previously pleaded innocent to the charges. Her trial is set for next May.

Mauricio Torres said they never intended for their son to die.

"You wanted the truth," Torres said. "I'm telling you the truth."

Torres sat Wednesday at a table with his defense team as the recording played in a darkened courtroom. He looked down and never looked at the video as it played on a screen near him.

"I said it was accidental because there was no intention to kill him," Torres told Cook in the interview.

Torres said he placed a stick in his son's "bottom, but not all the way in."

He said they used that punishment so his wife would not have to spank him. The couple had tried exercise and making Isaiah stand in the corner as punishment, Torres said. The couple took sweets from their daughters and that worked as punishment for the girls, but not Isaiah, Torres said.

The family was on a camping trip in Missouri when he placed the stick in his son's rectum. Cathy Torres later became upset and pushed Isaiah down and he fell on the stick, Mauricio Torres told the detective. Torres said the stick was later burned. Torres said his son later complained about having stomach pains.

Cathy Torres was upset because Isaiah had eaten cake, Mauricio Torres said in the interview.

Torres said he first placed a stick in his son's rectum about a month before the boy died. It was the same stick used in Missouri. The couple also used the stick to spank Isaiah, Torres said.

Torres said his son's death was accidental but "that abuse caused his death."

Torres also admitted he and his wife spanked the boy and caused some of the bruises that were on Isaiah's body.

"I just hung myself," Torres said after telling Cook he was telling the truth.

Torres told Cook he was telling the truth even though he may get "the needle," a reference to the state's method of capital punishment.

Jeff Rosenzweig, one of Torres' attorneys, requested a mistrial since jurors heard references to the word "needle." Benton County Circuit Judge Brad Karren denied the request.

https://www.nwaonline.com/news/2016/nov/10/man-admits-to-rape-in-death-of-son-6-20/

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Darren Wright(SCSO)

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A man is accused of breaking into multiple bars in Downtown Memphis and stealing liquor.

Darren Wright, 39, is charged with burglary and theft of property $2,500 - $10,000.

Memphis Police were called to a burglary at the Memphis Chess Club on Madison Avenue on September 20, October 1, and October 8.

Surveillance video showed a man breaking into the front door of the business and stealing liquor bottles in all three burglaries.

On October 11, Wright is accused of breaking into and stealing liquor from King’s Palace Cafe and Blues Hall on Beale Street.

According to MPD, Wright stole a total of $2,800 worth of liquor over three weeks.

https://www.actionnews5.com/2024/10/15/man-steals-nearly-3k-worth-liquor-multiple-downtown-memphis-bars-said-police/

In article <vem7d3$p8ik$3@paganini.bofh.team>, xeton2001@yahoo.com
says...
>
> > | With just weeks left in the 2024 presidential contest,
> > | Donald Trump already has plans in place to aggressively
> > | challenge the election results if he fails to defeat Vice
> > | President Kamala Harris. According to four conservative
> > | attorneys and other sources who've spoken to the former
> > | president on this matter, Trump intends to declare -- as
> > | soon as on Election Night -- that the race is being
> > | "rigged" or "stolen" from him, by pointing to slow
> > | vote-counts of mail-in ballots in crucial battleground
> > | states as his evidence for supposed Democratic shenanigans
> > | afoot.
> > | ...
> ><https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-election-ri
> >gged-slow-vote-count-2024-1235133890/>
> >
> > --bks
>
> So just like the last time, they're all going to prison. Except this time
> Trump will also be there, and probably for so long that he'll die of old age.

He will be in the whitehouse while you spend your EBT.

On 15 Oct 2024, Skeeter <skeeterweed@photonmail.com> posted some
news:670ea77a$0$1781$882e4bbb@reader.netnews.com:

> In article <vem7d3$p8ik$3@paganini.bofh.team>, xeton2001@yahoo.com
> says...
>>
>> > | With just weeks left in the 2024 presidential contest,
>> > | Donald Trump already has plans in place to aggressively
>> > | challenge the election results if he fails to defeat Vice
>> > | President Kamala Harris. According to four conservative
>> > | attorneys and other sources who've spoken to the former
>> > | president on this matter, Trump intends to declare -- as
>> > | soon as on Election Night -- that the race is being
>> > | "rigged" or "stolen" from him, by pointing to slow
>> > | vote-counts of mail-in ballots in crucial battleground
>> > | states as his evidence for supposed Democratic shenanigans
>> > | afoot.
>> > | ...
>> ><https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-electi
>> >on-ri gged-slow-vote-count-2024-1235133890/>
>> >
>> > --bks
>>
>> So just like the last time, they're all going to prison. Except
>> this time Trump will also be there, and probably for so long that
>> he'll die of old age.
>
> He will be in the whitehouse while you spend your EBT.

If Trump funds Sheriff Joe calibre insane asylums, he can have them locked
up for the duration.

>On 15 Oct 2024, Skeeter <skeeterweed@photonmail.com> posted some
>news:670ea77a$0$1781$882e4bbb@reader.netnews.com:
>
>> In article <vem7d3$p8ik$3@paganini.bofh.team>, xeton2001@yahoo.com
>> says...
>>>
>>> > | With just weeks left in the 2024 presidential contest,
>>> > | Donald Trump already has plans in place to aggressively
>>> > | challenge the election results if he fails to defeat Vice
>>> > | President Kamala Harris. According to four conservative
>>> > | attorneys and other sources who've spoken to the former
>>> > | president on this matter, Trump intends to declare -- as
>>> > | soon as on Election Night -- that the race is being
>>> > | "rigged" or "stolen" from him, by pointing to slow
>>> > | vote-counts of mail-in ballots in crucial battleground
>>> > | states as his evidence for supposed Democratic shenanigans
>>> > | afoot.
>>> > | ...
>>> ><https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-electi
>>> >on-ri gged-slow-vote-count-2024-1235133890/>
>>> >
>>> > --bks
>>>
>>> So just like the last time, they're all going to prison. Except
>>> this time Trump will also be there, and probably for so long that
>>> he'll die of old age.
>>
>> He will be in the whitehouse while you spend your EBT.
>
>If Trump funds Sheriff Joe calibre insane asylums, he can have them locked
>up for the duration.
>

Trump will probably die before he turns 80. He's in real shit shape and
doesn't take care of himself. Don't worry about his mental faculties, he
won't call the shots. JD will.

On 15 Oct 2024 14:34:00 -0000, bks@panix.com (Bradley K. Sherman)
wrote:

> |
> | With just weeks left in the 2024 presidential contest,
> | Donald Trump already has plans in place to aggressively
> | challenge the election results if he fails to defeat Vice
> | President Kamala Harris. According to four conservative
> | attorneys and other sources who've spoken to the former
> | president on this matter, Trump intends to declare -- as
> | soon as on Election Night -- that the race is being
> | "rigged" or "stolen" from him, by pointing to slow
> | vote-counts of mail-in ballots in crucial battleground
> | states as his evidence for supposed Democratic shenanigans
> | afoot.
> | ...
><https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-election-rigged-slow-vote-count-2024-1235133890/>
>
> --bks

This your new "Project 2025" routine?
Should Trump actually win (and it's actually looking good for him) you
will be among the FIRST to start with consipracy theories about the
election.

Heinz <HeinzSpanknobel@hoo.com> wrote:
>> On 15 Oct 2024, Skeeter <skeeterweed@photonmail.com> posted some
>> news:670ea77a$0$1781$882e4bbb@reader.netnews.com:
>>
>>> In article <vem7d3$p8ik$3@paganini.bofh.team>, xeton2001@yahoo.com
>>> says...
>>>>
>>>>> | With just weeks left in the 2024 presidential contest,
>>>>> | Donald Trump already has plans in place to aggressively
>>>>> | challenge the election results if he fails to defeat Vice
>>>>> | President Kamala Harris. According to four conservative
>>>>> | attorneys and other sources who've spoken to the former
>>>>> | president on this matter, Trump intends to declare -- as
>>>>> | soon as on Election Night -- that the race is being
>>>>> | "rigged" or "stolen" from him, by pointing to slow
>>>>> | vote-counts of mail-in ballots in crucial battleground
>>>>> | states as his evidence for supposed Democratic shenanigans
>>>>> | afoot.
>>>>> | ...
>>>>> <https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-electi
>>>>> on-ri gged-slow-vote-count-2024-1235133890/>
>>>>>
>>>>> --bks
>>>>
>>>> So just like the last time, they're all going to prison. Except
>>>> this time Trump will also be there, and probably for so long that
>>>> he'll die of old age.
>>>
>>> He will be in the whitehouse while you spend your EBT.
>>
>> If Trump funds Sheriff Joe calibre insane asylums, he can have them locked
>> up for the duration.
>>
>
> Trump will probably die before he turns 80. He's in real shit shape and
> doesn't take care of himself. Don't worry about his mental faculties, he
> won't call the shots. JD will.
>
>
>
That’s the most concerning outcome. A vote for Trump is a vote for Vance
calling the shots.

On Wed, 16 Oct 2024 07:23:37 -0400, NoBody <NoBody@nowhere.com> wrote:

>On 15 Oct 2024 14:34:00 -0000, bks@panix.com (Bradley K. Sherman)
>wrote:
>
>> |
>> | With just weeks left in the 2024 presidential contest,
>> | Donald Trump already has plans in place to aggressively
>> | challenge the election results if he fails to defeat Vice
>> | President Kamala Harris. According to four conservative
>> | attorneys and other sources who've spoken to the former
>> | president on this matter, Trump intends to declare -- as
>> | soon as on Election Night -- that the race is being
>> | "rigged" or "stolen" from him, by pointing to slow
>> | vote-counts of mail-in ballots in crucial battleground
>> | states as his evidence for supposed Democratic shenanigans
>> | afoot.
>> | ...
>><https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-election-rigged-slow-vote-count-2024-1235133890/>
>>
>> --bks
>
>This your new "Project 2025" routine?
>Should Trump actually win (and it's actually looking good for him) you
>will be among the FIRST to start with consipracy theories about the
>election.

And Bradley runs away once again. I note he refuses to engage
anymore. He usually does this act when he knows his side is losing.

On 10/17/2024 4:15 AM, NoBody wrote:
> On Wed, 16 Oct 2024 07:23:37 -0400, NoBody <NoBody@nowhere.com> wrote:
>
>> On 15 Oct 2024 14:34:00 -0000, bks@panix.com (Bradley K. Sherman)
>> wrote:
>>
>>> |
>>> | With just weeks left in the 2024 presidential contest,
>>> | Donald Trump already has plans in place to aggressively
>>> | challenge the election results if he fails to defeat Vice
>>> | President Kamala Harris. According to four conservative
>>> | attorneys and other sources who've spoken to the former
>>> | president on this matter, Trump intends to declare -- as
>>> | soon as on Election Night -- that the race is being
>>> | "rigged" or "stolen" from him, by pointing to slow
>>> | vote-counts of mail-in ballots in crucial battleground
>>> | states as his evidence for supposed Democratic shenanigans
>>> | afoot.
>>> | ...
>>> <https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/trump-election-rigged-slow-vote-count-2024-1235133890/>
>>>
>>> --bks
>>
>> This your new "Project 2025" routine?
>> Should Trump actually win (and it's actually looking good for him) you
>> will be among the FIRST to start with consipracy theories about the
>> election.
>
> And Bradley runs away once again.

Kremlin Girl / Bit of Nothingness petulantly and childishly whines again that
she's being ignored by her intellectual superiors.

Kremlin Girl / Bit of Nothingness sees *every one* of these.

>>>> | With just weeks left in the 2024 presidential contest,
>>>> | Donald Trump already has plans in place to aggressively
>>>> | challenge the election results if he fails to defeat Vice
>>>> | President Kamala Harris. According to four conservative
>>>> | attorneys and other sources who've spoken to the former
>>>> | president on this matter, Trump intends to declare -- as
>>>> | soon as on Election Night -- that the race is being
>>>> | "rigged" or "stolen" from him, by pointing to slow
>>>> | vote-counts of mail-in ballots in crucial battleground
>>>> | states as his evidence for supposed Democratic shenanigans
>>>> | afoot.

|
| Citizen advocates are training to disrupt 2024 elections in
| the name of election integrity
| ...
<https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2024/10/18/2024-election-disruption-integrity-activists/75211425007/>

--bks