Society's ChildS


Handcuffs

Mom's boyfriend arrested as authorities say missing 3-year-old believed to be dead

Ray Sanchez, Sheena Jones and Matt Wotus
Fox 12
Sat, 02 Dec 2017 03:11 UTC
Girl missing, mariah woods, Earl Kimrey,
A missing 3-year-old North Carolina girl is believed to be dead and her mother's live-in boyfriend faces charges in connection with her disappearance, authorities said.

"It is believed that Mariah is deceased," the Onslow County Sheriff's Office said in a statement, even as what happened to the little girl after her mother tucked her into bed nearly a week ago remains a mystery.

Earl Kimrey, 32, was being held Saturday on more than $1 million bond at the Onslow County Detention Center following his arrest for concealing a death, obstruction of justice and other charges, according to the Onslow County Sheriff's Office.

Kimrey was described by authorities as the live-in boyfriend of the girl's mother, who reported Mariah missing on Monday morning after putting her to bed in their Jacksonville home the previous night.
Read More...
Handcuffs

Florida man arrested after leaving mass shooting drawing in child's homework


RT
Mon, 04 Dec 2017 14:55 UTC
mass shooting drawing
© Gulf County Sheriff's Office
Florida sheriffs arrested a 33-year-old man on Friday after a "disturbing" drawing depicting a mass school shooting was found in an elementary school student's homework.

Teachers at a Port St. Joe Elementary School contacted authorities after discovering a picture on a student's homework that depicted a burning school building with people lined up outside being shot by a gunman. Two people are pictured on the ground in what are presumably pools of blood. The words "Pew Pew Pew" and "AHHH! It burns!" were scrawled alongside the gruesome scene.

Detectives assigned to the case quickly determined that Robert Paul Alexander Edwards,33, was the creator of the macabre art. He was arrested and charged with making written threats to kill or do bodily injury.
Read More...
Eye 2

Monster: California teenager caught by police admits to molesting 50 children

Chris Kenning and Sandra Maler
Raw Story
Mon, 04 Dec 2017 14:41 UTC
childrens rights, kidsrights
© Neil Hall / Reuters


California teenager charged with sexually assaulting two young boys, admitted to molesting as many as 50 children over the past eight years in the state, according to police.

Joseph Hayden Boston, 18, was arrested on Saturday when his mother brought him to a police station after he allegedly told her he had molested two boys, ages in 8 and 4, in his room at a Riverside motel just hours earlier, the Riverside Police Department said in a statement.

The suspect had been staying at the motel, where he befriended the male victims who were staying there with their parents, police said. Boston called his own mother stating what he had done shortly after molesting the boys.
Read More...
Mr. Potato

Nurseries for British toddlers now given picture books encouraging transgenderism

Oliver JJ Lane
Breitbart
Sun, 03 Dec 2017 11:44 UTC
transgender book
© AP Images
Young children are being read books that calls on them to re-assess their gender identity, thanks to an educational charity that works as part of a movement encouraging "queering the education system".

Nurseries for toddlers and junior (elementary) schools have been targeted by the government-backed Educate and Celebrate organisation, whose founder Elly Barnes, who has been made an MBE for her work has spoken approvingly of "breaking the binary" when it comes to gender.


Comment: Coming soon to a town near you: transgenderism for children! After Sweden and California, one wonders where the next place to be sucked into transgender madness going to be. See also:

Read More...
Bad Guys

Obamacare fallout: Virginia family of 4 outraged at $3,000-a-month health insurance bill

Michael Snyder
The Most Important News
Sun, 19 Nov 2017 14:07 UTC
medicine, doctor patient
© Global Look Press
Could you afford to pay $3000 a month for health insurance? Previously, Ian Dixon had been paying $900 a month for health insurance for his family of four, but thanks to changes in the Charlottesville insurance market, a similar plan will now cost him more than $3,000 a month. When I first came across this story on Zero Hedge, I have to admit that I got angry. I was angry at the Democrats for destroying our healthcare system in the first place, and I was angry at Republicans for failing to repeal Obamacare even though they have had almost a full year to do so. Obamacare is financially destroying hard working families all over the nation, and Congress must take action immediately.

Originally, Ian Dixon was excited about Obamacare because he thought that it would mean that he could continue to provide health insurance for his family once he left his full-time job. But now that he is facing a bill of more than $3,000 a month, all he is feeling is "rage"...

Comment:

Read More...
Pistol

Boy commits suicide after years of pain because cop shot him 6 times in the back

Jack Burns
The Free Thought Project
Sun, 03 Dec 2017 11:55 UTC
Sebastian Gregory
© Amalia Villafane via Facebook
A Miami teenager who was shot six times by police, committed suicide in 2016 after suffering from years of pain. The judge in Sebastian Gregory's civil case just ruled in favor of the teen, posthumously, and the case into the intentional shooting by a Miami police officer will now be reopened.

Gregory was just 16 years old when Miami-Dade County Police Officer Luis Perez made contact with him in the early morning hours of May 28, 2012. Perez ordered the teenager to get onto the ground, face down-an order with which Gregory did comply.

Perez claimed he believed the teenager had a gun and was reaching for it, so he decided to kill Gregory by shooting him in the back six times. The 'gun' turned out to be a baseball bat.


Comment: That man is a coward. Even if Gregory did have a gun, it would be very unlikely for Perez to be hit by gunfire from his position.


However, Gregory did not die, and Perez was not charged with attempted murder. However, his actions that night would eventually lead to the death of Gregory. Instead of dying instantly in the hail of gunfire, Gregory died a slow death of pain and depression. One of his legs was paralyzed, and he felt constant pain as a result of the shooting.
Read More...
Health

US medic prayed for a miracle to save dying North Korean soldier found at DMZ

Ryan Pickrell
The Daily Caller
Sat, 02 Dec 2017 09:55 UTC
North Korean soldier border
© REUTERS/Aly SongA North Korean soldier keeps watch on the banks of the Yalu River in Sinuiju, North Korea, which borders Dandong in China's Liaoning province, September 9, 2017.
Fighting to save a dying North Korean soldier who made a desperate dash for freedom at the border, an American medic prayed for a miracle, as he was sure the man was going to die.

Oh Chong Song, a 24-year-old North Korean soldier, was shot five times by his comrades as he ran into South Korea in the Joint Security Area at the DMZ. After the wounded man collapsed in a pile of leaves on the southern side, he was rescued by South Korean soldiers and airlifted aboard a U.S. Black Hawk helicopter to Ajou University Hospital for emergency medical treatment.

The young soldier remained unconscious and in critical condition for days, but he survived. The South Korean doctor tasked with his care explained that Oh "would have died before arriving at the hospital" had it not been for the actions of the medical team aboard the American helicopter.

Comment: While it's great that the American soldiers were able to save this man's life, without knowing the details of what was really going on with this soldier, this reads like an anti-North Korea propaganda piece, complete with citizens willing to risk their lives to escape an oppressive regime for a shot at the 'Murican Dream. Considering how little we know about North Korea, and the true sentiments of its citizenry, it's easy to buy the establishment's line. For all we know, the guy might have been trying to escape consequences for a crime he'd committed. See also:

Read More...
Take 2

James Woods destroys Cryin' Chuck Schumer tweet over Trump tax bill

Cristina Laila
Gateway Pundit
Mon, 04 Dec 2017 13:05 UTC
James Woods and Chuck Schumer
Cryin Chuck Schumer came unhinged Friday night as did Nancy Pelosi after he realized the Senate Republicans were going to pass Trump's tax bill. That's right Schumer, you have no power. The adults are in charge so take a seat.

Schumer tweeted:
"Tonight, I feel mostly regret at what could have been. Tax reform is an issue that is ripe for bipartisan compromise. There is a sincere desire on this side of the aisle to work with the GOP, particularly on tax reform, but we have been rebuffed, time & time again."
Patriotic actor James Woods utterly destroyed Chuck Schumer.

Comment: If this was so important to Schumer, one would think he and Pelosi would have showed up to the meeting with Trump about the tax bill, instead of using a Trump tweet as an excuse to skip it. See:

Read More...
People 2

Women cope with pressure better than men, study finds


UK Indpendent
Mon, 04 Dec 2017 12:48 UTC
Men and women stress response
When faced with a stressful situation, we all react in different ways.

However, when the going gets tough, it seems that women are better at keeping their cool than men.

Comment: The point being, there are clear and fundamental biological differences between men and women and they cannot be changed with the stroke of a legislator's pen, no matter how hard 'social justice warriors' try to make it so.

Read More...
Network

China think tank calls for a more 'democratic' internet governance. And that means what, exactly?

Cate Cadell
Raw Story
Mon, 04 Dec 2017 17:08 UTC
China Internet
© REUTERS/Edgar Su
China ranks fifth among 38 nations globally in standards of cyber governance, a top state-backed internet think tank said on Monday, calling for a 'democratic' internet governance system to eradicate inequalities it said marginalized developing nations.

China has pushed strongly for a unified cyber governance regime, but other countries, business groups and firms have criticized its strict stance. Officials have sought a greater role for China in strengthening global internet governance.

China ranks after the United States, Japan, France and Estonia, the Chinese Academy of Cyberspace Studies said in a report released at China's World Internet Conference in the eastern town of Wuzhen.

Comment: This report is extremely vague. It could be a call from China to export its internet censorship world-wide or it could be a response to the net neutrality issue currently being debated. It would be nice if the reporter here was able to elaborate more on what is actually being said instead of picking out hot-button keywords like "democratic", "cyber governance regime" and "censorship".

Assuming it's about net neutrality, here's the latest:

Read More...