@TrentSeaborn 21 TD 0 INT.!!!!!👀👀👀

This woman is an idiot and I’m sick of her grift. Idgaf.

Week 5/6 W’s ✅ Outscored opponents 95-13 @CoachMHolcomb @Southside_FBall @panthersofsshs @UnLockYourGame_ @BamaPrepsFB @HallTechSports1 @AL5AFootball1 @coachrobgray

Ben Crump is demanding a federal investigation into Nolan Wells' death because the facts refuse to fit his grifting agenda. The race hustle NEVER stops with Ben Crump.

Happy Happy Birthday Kelly🎊🎉🎂Enjoy your special day and so glad we get to celebrate another one together!

I love Halloween. *The decorations *The costumes *Giving to kiddos But watch out for those inflatables. Good morning, True crimers! #hallowenn2026 #Truecrime

thanks for stopping by Coach Golden 🙌

youtube.com/watch?v=1QxHtrmQ… @EdPaltzik @mrcoxie @SarahisCensored @Unitedcajunnavy well, the Grift tour made it all the way to California, but still HAVE NOT heard from the renowned Dr Roger Mitchell MD who @bencrump had promised to offer up for questioning related to the #NolanWells case - still waiting. But in your pursuit for justice, start by examining the video of Nolan purchasing alcohol before leaving for #HornIsland - a estimated blood alcohol level of 0.27 suggest Nolan was severely intoxicated - add in high temps and strong and tricky ocean currents - and you have a recipe for a disaster RIP Nolan

🚨NEW: Andrew Miltenberg, attorney for one of the Cornell 7 has shared this statement with our team about the appointment of @NewYorkStateAG to oversee the investigation into the alleged Cornell gang rape #### I have a serious concern about Attorney General James personally leading this investigation, and I want to be precise about what that concern is—and what it is not.   This is not about politics. It is not an attack on Attorney General James, nor is it a suggestion that allegations of sexual assault should be treated with anything less than the utmost seriousness. They should be.   The issue is narrower.   Before Attorney General James was appointed to investigate these allegations, she publicly stated that what this young woman had “been forced to endure is horrific and unacceptable,” and told her, together with “all survivors,” that “we stand with you.”   Three days later, she was placed in the position of determining what actually happened.   There is nothing improper about expressing compassion for someone who reports a sexual assault. But there is an important difference between supporting a person who makes an allegation and appearing to accept the factual premise of that allegation before conducting an investigation.   That distinction becomes especially important when the person who made those statements is subsequently charged with determining whether a crime occurred and whether anyone should be prosecuted.   I am not suggesting that Attorney General James does not believe she can be fair. The concern is whether the public can have confidence that the investigation begins without any predetermined view of the facts.   Indeed, independence and public confidence were among the reasons a special prosecutor was appointed in the first place. If those principles justified replacing the original prosecutor, they should also matter in determining who leads the replacement investigation.   Attorney General James has now said that this process will be guided by “the facts and the law.” I take her at her word. But given her prior public statements, I believe the better course—for the complainant, for the accused, and for the integrity of the investigation—is for Attorney General James personally to step aside and allow senior prosecutors in her office who have made no public statements concerning the merits of these allegations to conduct the investigation.   That would not weaken the investigation. It would strengthen it.   Whatever conclusion ultimately emerges—whether charges are brought or not brought—should be one the public can trust because the prosecutors making that decision entered the case without having publicly aligned themselves with either factual narrative.   Attorney General James is an experienced prosecutor. Precisely because of that experience, she should recognize the difference between believing one can remain personally fair and recognizing when prior public statements have created an avoidable question about the appearance of impartiality.   The simplest way to remove that question is for her personally to recuse herself and allow an uncommitted prosecutor within her office to lead the investigation.

This week the Warriors face off in another Region Matchup at Hewitt-Trussville! 📅 Thursday, Oct. 8th ⏰ 7pm 📍 Trussville

My attorney is a hero. Imagine spending this much time and energy obsessing over a reporter because she hurt your feefees by stating facts - facts that weren’t just confirmed by OTHERS, but were ultimately confirmed through a grand jury proceeding.

Three of @EHS__Football finest @SouthAlabamaFB game day visit in Mobile yesterday! @KenyonKilow5 @MacVisionx @caleb2shifty_ @CoachZCrisler @coachblackmon @HallTechSports1 @Andy_Villamarzo @TheRealJayPace @MrWayneJohnson @Top25PublicHSFB

God turned what I thought was my worst chapter into the main reason I still have an ongoing story ! To any player that feels like they are behind god is telling me to tell you 🗣️BE WHERE YOUR FEET ARE! 💯🙏

When mothers have resources like this available to them - the ability to safely give up their baby and simply walk away - but instead choose to murder their own child, you cannot convince me that it is simply about hormones. At some point, we have to be willing to call evil what it is.

Absolutely terrifying Parenting a teenager wasn’t supposed to include worries like this.