Ms Demeanor

🐥🐥Heidi-ho, chickadees! 🐥🐥 Join me at 6pm central for W(h)ine N Crime Wednesday and the most recent Alex Murdaugh hearing. youtube.com/live/eGGrTzr5n9Q…

🐥🐥Heidi-ho, chickadees!!🐥🐥 Join me for Teddy Tuesday at 6pm central to watch the replay of the Sandy Murphy and Rick Tabish trial in the death of Ted Binion in Las Vegas. youtube.com/live/M90-5U8I1c8…

TODAY IS THE DAY!!! At 1:20 this afternoon my fanny will be seated in a theater to watch “You Can See Everything”. I am beyond excited and can’t wait to talk about it after.

JUST IN 🚨🚨Explosive allegations in a 12-page filing from looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular's defense team in his Massachusetts rape case. His attorneys claim his teen accuser changed her story about whom she told of the alleged assault, lost a $15,000-a-month influencer sponsorship before filing a civil lawsuit against him, and continued sending him affectionate messages months after the alleged encounter. The defense also alleges police recorded the accuser's interview on two separate cameras and obtained a handwritten statement, yet none of those materials was submitted to the clerk-magistrate when police filed criminal charges. The defense says it still has not received access to the recordings or statement. Clavicular's attorney, David Meier, released the following statement: "Braden Peters categorically denies these allegations. As set forth in our memorandum to the Court, in May 2025, Mr. Peters was 19 years old, the complainant was 17 years old, and they were involved in a professional and personal relationship that continued for another year. At no time did the complainant report anything to the police -- or to anyone - because there was nothing to report. The fact that these allegations first arose in June 2026 when the complainant and her Florida attorney appeared together at the Chatham Police Department just days before filing an amended civil lawsuit seeking thousands of dollars from Mr. Peters speaks for itself.”

Andrew Luster Is a Free Man. 🤯 Andrew Luster, heir to the Max Factor fortune, was convicted of 86 felonies after drugging and sexually assaulting unconscious women. He was originally sentenced to 124 years in prison. He’s now free on parole. For years, California’s sentencing laws treated the rape of an unconscious person as a nonviolent offense for certain purposes. Let that sink in. His victims objected to his release. Prosecutors fought it. Yet here we are. I don’t particularly care whether California calls this an early release or a completed sentence. I care that a man convicted of these crimes is walking free while the women he assaulted are left to live with what he did. Photo: California Megan’s Law Registry

🐥🐥Heidi-ho, chickadees!!🐥🐥 Join me for Teddy Tuesday at 6pm central to watch the replay of the Sandy Murphy and Rick Tabish trial in the death of Ted Binion in Las Vegas. youtube.com/live/7qz4C1PZI-4…