I don’t know why I thought about it, but when I heard the news I was wiping tables inside a ship based in Guam.
You might find something like this in Glendive, Montana. If I did, we would head out and make a life immediately.
Bill Austin retweeted
A 15 year old girl bravely fought back against her captor, hitting him with a fire extinguisher to escape a basement apartment in Northwest Baltimore after being stabbed all over.
The incident began on Thursday, October 22, 2026, when the teenager accepted a ride from 23 year old Abubakarr Barrie, who was operating an unlicensed rideshare vehicle (locally known as a "hack").
The victim requested a ride to a local carryout restaurant. Instead, Barrie drove in the opposite direction, put her in a tight headlock when she questioned him, and forced her into his basement residence on Garrison Boulevard.
Inside the basement, Barrie stripped the girl of her clothing, told her not to scream, and began stabbing her repeatedly across her chest, back, ribs, shoulder, and ear.
The victim fought for her life by scratching and clawing at her attacker. She managed to grab a fire extinguisher, struck Barrie with it, and broke free from his grasp.
The girl fled the house naked, shoeless, and bleeding heavily. She ran for about 5 minutes through the neighborhood, knocking on doors until a resident on Belle Avenue took her in, called 911, and contacted her mother.
She was treated for stab wounds and a collapsed lung.
This POS was arrested on Saturday, October 24.
Bill Austin retweeted
On Oct. 24, Tanisha Shelton, 45, allegedly argued with Nathaniel Mathis, 33, and threatened to come back with someone to beat him up.
She allegedly returned hours later.
But she didn't come back with someone else.
She allegedly came back with an accelerant.
And a lighter.
She allegedly doused him with the liquid and set him on fire.
Mathis suffered burns on 80% of his body.
He's not expected to survive.
A witness pepper sprayed her as she fled, and deputies found her still wearing the same clothes.
Someone who does that has to have a record, right?
CORRECT.
Court records show she pleaded guilty to arson in a 2005 Brevard County house fire.
That case that started with child abuse and animal cruelty charges.
She was also found guilty of aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, firefighter or EMS worker in 2005, and she served time in Florida state prison for both cases.
Now she has set a man on fire.
And he is likely to die.
The judge ordered her held without bond.
This is a person who should NEVER be released into society again.
Bill Austin retweeted
I hope this is on a digital ad in Miami tomorrow! Forget the fact that you should be definitive in your understanding of the geo-politics of neighbor counties while running for U.S. Senate but to not even understand politics in your own state…
