NoNoodzSoFar

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Misty is not crazy. The person who blurred the boundary here is you. You made Misty and your team responsible for your mental health for several months. We heard it all over your steams during those months, how you couldn’t have survived without them. You did this.

“Go to the @DoctorTurtleboy show,” they said. “It’ll be fun,” they said. 👀😉

Drone footage captured by a local resident near the Learjet crash in Palm Beach, Florida 📽 credit: Skymaticsfla

CHILLING AUDIO captures FEMALE PILOT’S FINAL MOMENTS before PLANE CRASHES in FLORIDA ‘MAYDAY, MAYDAY, we’re descending 10,000 FEET PER MINUTE’ ‘LOOK OUTSIDE JACK… HOLY FU*K WE’RE OUT OF TIME’ — TERRIFYING final words heard before impact

What Jess Masschado did to Bob is far more agregious then driving by her house while in town for TBs show. Searching out his kids that are estranged then running to the cops. It’s like she thrives on thinking someone is stalking her. She’s got serious mental issues .

I’ve always thought this account was weird. Came out of the woodwork defending Jess for months over the summer to ripping her to shreds repeatedly on a daily basis and trying to hurt her channel in October. Psychotic internet behavior.

William Kilroy: The defense witness who became a prosecution asset. After reading William Kilroy’s testimony in the Matthew Farwell trial, I was struck by how spectacularly the defense’s decision to call Sandra Birchmore’s former boyfriend may have backfired. The defense sought to establish a history of suicidal statements. Instead, on cross-examination, Kilroy agreed with the prosecutor that Sandra as a “fighter” and “resilient.” He testified that, “She was lovely." "Even after losing her mom and grandmother she still made people laugh.” In essence, he sent the jury a message that Sandra was a young woman capable of humor during times of profound grief. Most significantly, Kilroy acknowledged that while Sandra had discussed suicide, she had never attempted suicide during the time he knew her and that he was never truly concerned she would harm herself. The prosecution also established that the statements occurred four to five years before her death. In a particularly touching moment, Kilroy identified his own handwriting on Sandra’s list, where he had written “I’m wonderful” and “I’m amazing” to encourage her. Rather than reinforcing the defense’s suicide theory, his testimony humanized Sandra and highlighted her resilience. No other witness has really done that. In a colossal trial advocacy miscalculation, the defense called Kilroy to establish one favorable fact on direct examination, only to have cross-examination turn that same witness into a powerful asset for the prosecution. Sometimes the most damaging testimony comes from your own witness.