Nuns steal $500,000 from school to gamble in Vegas
LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA – December 11, 2018 Two Catholic school nuns in California admitted to embezzling about $500,000 and using the funds for travel and gambling in Las Vegas. The school does not want to press charges, but the Archdiocese of Los Angeles said it will be a "complaining party." Sisters Mary Margaret Kreuper and Lana Chang took money from tuition, fees and donations at St. James Catholic School in Torrance, south of Los Angeles. The Archdiocese of Los Angeles said the missing funds were discovered during a routine audit and it is believed the nuns stole...
“Terrorism Comes in Many Forms”: FBI Arrests 2 Ohioans, Accused of Terror Plots
DETROIT – December 11, 2018 Officials from the FBI announced Monday that two Ohioans have been placed under arrest, in separate cases, on charges of planning to commit acts of terrorism and mass violence – one who wanted to carry out a shooting at a synagogue and another who had been plotting a bar shooting and blowing up a pipeline. While the alleged attacks were in the planning stages, there was never an immediate threat to the public, the FBI and Department of Justice said on Monday in a news conference announcing the charges. The suspects had identified specific pl...
Texas Police Earn at Least $50 Million Annually From Seizing Property
TEXAS - December 7, 2018 Police and law enforcement agencies in Texas earned more than $50 million in 2017 from the confiscation of people's property. Officials call it the fight against crime, but in fact it turns out that crime is generated by the police, where money is obtained fraudulently. In February 2016, one such case occurred with the owner of a Chevrolet Silverado truck when Houston police had seized the vehicle after surveilling its driver, Macario Hernandez, and pulling him over after he left his house. They took the truck to court, hoping to keep it or sell...
Police Search for Thieves Accused of Stealing Hundreds of Bikes Meant for Needy Children
A group of thieves in Washington state stole hundreds of brand-new bikes and helmets that had been meant for needy children this Christmas. Waste Connections of Washington – a waste management company – said a group of seven to ten thieves broke into a trailer in Vancouver, Washington, holding 700 donated bikes, making off with about 200 bikes and half of the helmets at 4:30 a.m. on Tuesday. The organization said it raised more than $55,000 to buy around 700 bikes for less-fortunate children for Christmas this year, adding that it had planned to assemble and distribute t...
Transgender Teen Who Killed Parents Sentenced to 40 Years
AUGUSTA, MAINE – December 6, 2018 A rush of transgender propaganda has flooded the media, not just in America and in Canada but all across the world, determined to ram transgenderism down society’s throat. Supporters of this movement are convinced that wishful thinking is above reality, and those who resist transgender mania are constantly attacked. As for us, there’s something intrinsically creepy about the whole transgender idea. Pretend all you want, say all you want, but the idea of a man asking to be castrated, taking hormone shots, and putting on a dress makes one’...
Border Patrol Agent Who Confessed to Killing Four Women Is Charged With Capital Murder in Texas
LAREDO, TEXAS – December 6, 2018 A U.S. Border Patrol agent who confessed to killing four prostitutes told investigators he wanted to “clean up the streets” of his Texas border hometown, a prosecutor said Wednesday while announcing that a grand jury had indicted the man for capital murder. Webb County District Attorney Isidro Alaniz said he will seek the death penalty for the September slayings and that evidence presented to the grand jury showed Juan David Ortiz killed the women “in a cold, callous and calculating way.” “The scheme in this case, from Ortiz’s own words,...
Elementary School Teacher Charged With Sexual Assault of Students in Nebraska
OMAHA – December 6, 2018 Pedophilia is a serious problem in the US, and this is fair to say not only about the “traditionally” criminal parts of the country--big cities like New York and Los Angeles, but also in case of quiet rural areas, where everybody basically knows one another. And now Nebraska is another good example of this social disease. You never know who’s going to be teaching your kid in elementary school, but you do expect them to like heroes, opening up the wide world of education to them, to get them interested in the subjects they’ll continue to study as...
Fourth of Notorious Texas 7 Put to Death, Two Remain on Death Row
HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS – December 5, 2018 One of America’s most infamous death-row inmates was executed at Huntsville Prison (near Houston) on Tuesday by lethal injection, reports the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Joseph Garcia, 47, is a member of the notorious Texas 7, who pulled off the biggest prison break-out in the state’s history before embarking on a holiday season crime spree that left a Dallas police officer dead. Garcia, then 29, was serving a 50-year sentence for fatally stabbing a man during an argument when he became part of the escape plot in 2000. The...
Colorado Man Could Spend 48 years Behind Bars for Killing Young Woman Who Hired Him to Do It
DENVER, COLORADO – December 4, 2018 Joseph Michael Lopez plead guilty in a Colorado court to killing Natalie Bollinger, 19, with a firearm. He has been sentenced to 48 years in jail for a job well done--the young woman had hired him online to kill her. Natalie Bollinger was shot in the head last December. Weeks earlier she had posted on Craigslist about a desire to have a hit man come and end her life. In her message she pointed out that she would provide the weapon and gave instructions on the procedure to be followed: a bullet in the back of the neck, so as not to see...