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False Accusation

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crime7 months ago

Milwaukee Man Charged with Faking Threats to Frame Migrant and Influence Deportation

A Milwaukee man, Demetric Scott, was charged with identity theft after admitting to sending threatening letters to officials, falsely claiming they were from an immigrant, Ramon Morales Reyes, who was wrongly accused of threatening President Trump. Morales Reyes was later cleared of the threats, but remains in ICE custody due to his immigration history. Scott's scheme aimed to influence legal proceedings by framing Reyes Reyes.

crime1 year ago

Susan Smith Denied Parole 30 Years After Infamous Child Murders

Susan Smith, who was convicted of murdering her two young sons in 1994 by rolling her car into a South Carolina lake, was denied parole after a hearing where her ex-husband and others opposed her release. The case, which involved Smith falsely accusing a Black man of carjacking, sparked national outrage and highlighted racial injustices. Smith's actions and the subsequent media frenzy continue to resonate, with her parole chances deemed unlikely due to her disciplinary record and the emotional impact on the victims' family.

sports-news1 year ago

NFL Legend Terrell Davis Handcuffed and Escorted Off United Airlines Flight

Hall of Fame running back Terrell Davis was handcuffed and removed from a United Airlines flight after a flight attendant falsely accused him of hitting him. Davis, who was traveling with his family, explained the situation to law enforcement, who later apologized and released him. United Airlines has apologized and removed the flight attendant from duty pending a review. Davis is demanding an investigation into the incident.

legal-politics1 year ago

"Congressman Sued for False Accusation of Chiefs Parade Shooter"

A Kansas man is suing Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., over social media posts falsely identifying him as an undocumented immigrant and one of the shooters in the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade. The lawsuit alleges that the false representation caused damages in excess of $75,000 and seeks a trial by jury and damages for spreading falsehoods under a Kansas privacy law. Burchett's post, which was reposted more than 21,000 times and had 7.2 million views, led to mental distress and death threats for the man.

crime-and-immigration1 year ago

"Guardian Angels' Live TV Takedown: Unfounded Accusations and Uncertain Identities"

A vigilante group in NYC, the Guardian Angels, tackled a man they claimed was a shoplifting "migrant" live on Fox News, but it was later revealed that the man was not a migrant nor arrested for shoplifting. Instead, he was a 23-year-old from the Bronx who had attempted to get the attention of the group's founder, Curtis Sliwa, while he was on air. The Guardian Angels, known for targeting migrants being bussed to the city, have been criticized for their anti-immigrant rhetoric, and this incident highlights the false accusations and sensationalism surrounding their actions.

entertainment2 years ago

"Christopher Eccleston Speaks Out on False Groping Accusation by A-List Actress"

Christopher Eccleston revealed that an "A-list actress" falsely accused him of groping her on set during a sex scene, which he vehemently denies and calls an "abuse of power." He expressed gratitude for the presence of intimacy coordinators on set and emphasized the importance of trust between actors. This revelation comes amid ongoing discussions about the role of intimacy coordinators in the industry.

crime2 years ago

"Netflix's 'American Nightmare' Documentary Sheds New Light on California Kidnapping Hoax"

The kidnapping of Denise Huskins, initially dismissed as a hoax by police, is the subject of a new Netflix docuseries. Huskins and her boyfriend, Aaron Quinn, were vindicated when disbarred attorney Matthew Muller was caught and convicted for the abduction. The couple sued and reached a settlement with the city of Vallejo. They have since married, had children, and released a book about their experience. The city and police department have apologized for mishandling the case, and promised to provide compassionate service to survivors.

politics2 years ago

"False Accusations: Democratic Lawmaker's Baseless Claim of House Republicans Seeking a Pay Raise"

Democratic lawmaker Rep. Rosa DeLauro falsely accused House Republicans of attempting to give themselves a pay raise while objecting to a stopgap spending bill, claiming that the bill included a pay increase for members of Congress. However, her claim was immediately refuted by House Republicans, who shouted that it was false. Rep. Austin Scott disproved DeLauro's claim by citing the 27th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which prohibits changes in compensation for members of Congress without an intervening election. The House later passed the short-term spending bill, moving to avoid a government shutdown.

crime2 years ago

Suspect in Hit-and-Run Death of 9-Year-Old Attempts to Shift Blame, Arrest Made

A 9-year-old boy was killed in a hit-and-run crash in Fort Meade, Florida. The driver, 55-year-old Gilbert Almaguer, initially tried to blame someone else for the incident but later admitted to being the driver. Almaguer called the authorities after seeing a Facebook post about the child's death. He has been arrested and faces charges of leaving the scene of a crash without rendering aid.

personal-story2 years ago

Guy Fieri's False Accusation: Recalling a Fatal Drunk Driving Incident

Celebrity chef Guy Fieri revealed on a podcast that he was falsely accused of a fatal car accident while in college. Fieri, who was 19 at the time, explained that he was in the backseat of a car with friends who had been drinking when the accident occurred. Despite not being the driver, he was handcuffed to a gurney and arrested by Nevada police. The incident served as a turning point in Fieri's life, leading him to focus on discipline and hard work. He now uses the experience to teach his children about personal responsibility and being in control of their environment.

legal2 years ago

The ongoing downfall of Rudy Giuliani: Lawsuits and lies.

A former ShopRite employee has sued Rudy Giuliani for $2 million for colluding with the NYPD to falsely accuse him of assaulting an elderly person. Giuliani claimed that the employee had cursed and threatened him, but CCTV footage showed the employee patting Giuliani on the back and calling him a "scumbag" before walking away. The employee was arrested and charged with felony assault, but the charges were later dismissed. This is the second lawsuit filed against Giuliani in New York City this week.

crime2 years ago

Mom-influencer found guilty of fabricating attempted kidnapping story at Michaels store.

Mom-influencer Katie Sorensen has been convicted of lying about a kidnapping attempt on her two children outside a Michaels store in Petaluma. Sorensen falsely accused a couple of trying to kidnap her children and posted a video on social media that went viral. The accused couple recognized themselves in the video and came forward to deny the claims. Sorensen's attorney maintains that his client did not lie to the police and that she misunderstood a series of random events. However, legal experts say that this verdict is about accountability.

politics2 years ago

Exonerated Central Park Five member responds to Trump's indictment with powerful ad.

Yusef Salaam, an exonerated member of the Central Park Five, has issued a statement mocking Donald Trump's 1989 ad calling for the execution of the group. Salaam's open letter called out Trump's actions towards him and his peers even after they were cleared of the Central Park attack. Trump was recently charged with 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. Salaam's letter condemned Trump's actions and called for a fair trial.

crime2 years ago

Ex-US Marshal convicted for framing ex in fake 'rape fantasy' plot speaks out.

Ian Diaz, a former U.S. deputy marshal, has been convicted of framing his ex-girlfriend, Michelle Hadley, by making it seem as if she had lured men to his home to sexually assault his then-wife. Diaz had framed Hadley as part of a twisted plot to get her to walk away from a condo they had purchased together. Hadley spent 88 days in jail as a result of Diaz’s scheme and has waited more than six years for him to pay for his crimes. Diaz faces a maximum penalty of 20 years in prison.