Eric retweeted
If I were Jed York, this is what I would say to Kyle Shanahan: "I paid Brandon Aiyuk $50 million to do nothing because you insisted on extending him. I want him on the field. Work it out."
Eric retweeted
No joke, leaving your house and returning home safely for 365 days is something to give God thanks for.
Eric retweeted
Yeah it’s a wrap! He’s clearly not getting it! At this point just cater to the people in your tax bracket since regular folks apparently aren’t good enough. Those same everyday people spending their hard earned money are the ones keeping businesses alive!
Keep looking down on the very customers supporting your business. You’ll learn the hard way when they stop showing up!
2 Chainz appears to be responding to the backlash surrounding his recent exchange with food critic Keith Lee over celebrity privilege and preferential treatment at restaurants.
In a new Instagram post, the rapper questions what constitutes hard work and success, seemingly defending the effort behind his accomplishments.
“Do you really think the illuminati picked out some black kids from the ghetto and made them successful?” he wrote, adding, “What is hard work to you???”
Eric retweeted
🚨SHERIFF CALLED IT A ‘HOUSE OF HORRORS’
JACKSON COUNTY CHILD ABUSE PROBE:
The Jackson County Sheriff's Department has filed felony charges against 45 year old Erica Lynn Sayre and her 46 year old husband, Clifford Gale Sayre, of Evans, West Virginia, following a sweeping probe into severe physical and emotional abuse allegations involving three children in their care.
Erica Sayre faces six felony counts, comprising three counts of child abuse resulting in bodily injury and three counts of child neglect creating a risk of injury.
Clifford Sayre is also charged with six felony counts, including three counts of child neglect resulting in bodily injury and three counts of child neglect creating a risk of injury.
Investigators uncovered allegations of systemic, long-term torment. Punishments for perceived conflicts with Erica included physical beatings, strangulation, food and water deprivation, and restricted bathroom access. Victims reported being forced to run barefoot across a gravel driveway,
having soiled cat litter dumped in their beds and dog feces placed on personal items, and being struck with household objects that caused severe bleeding.
Additional allegations detailed victims having their hair forcibly cut, being struck in the head with an electronic device that caused an untreated bleeding injury, and being forced to wear a soiled sock in their mouths.
One child was reportedly threatened with death if she contacted Child Protective Services. During forensic interviews coordinated with Child Protective Services and a Child Advocacy Center, an emotional victim stated, "I can't go back to that home," while another expressed that she simply wanted a "normal life."
According to the findings, Clifford Gale Sayre witnessed ongoing abuse without intervening and actively participated in one instance by physically restraining a child's hands while Erica used a razor blade to cut her hair, resulting in an injury.
The children summarized the dynamic to investigators by stating, "because mom hits us and Gale lets her," adding that they were relentlessly harassed about their deceased biological parents.
Investigators corroborated the victims' consistent statements and physical evidence, including documented scars, which drove the decision to pursue felony charges.
All children have been removed from the home and placed in the custody of Child Protective Services following the initial disclosure.
Sheriff R.H. Mellinger emphasized the department's unwavering commitment to investigating abuse and safeguarding vulnerable children, describing the horrific conditions as a real life house of horrors orchestrated by the adults entrusted with their protection.
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