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  • N.Y. mom pleads guilty to smothering twin daughters to death and driving around with their bodies

    SUFFOLK COUNTY, N.Y. (TCD) — A 28-year-old woman entered a plea this week for killing her two young daughters in 2019 and driving around with their bodies in her van.

    In a statement, the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office announced Tenia Campbell pleaded guilty to two counts of murder in connection with the deaths of her 2-year-old daughters, Jaida and Jasmine Campbell.

    On June 27, 2019, at 2:37 p.m., Campbell’s mother reportedly called police and said Campbell was driving in her van and threatening to kill herself and her daughters. Law enforcement officials conducted a widespread search for Campbell, and a police officer located her car about an hour and a half after the initial call.

    The police officer reportedly approached Campbell, who was standing outside the van. When the officer got closer to the vehicle, she reportedly saw the twins deceased in their car seats. Campbell confessed to smothering her daughters to death.

    According to the district attorney’s office, an ambulance transported the girls to an area hospital, where they were pronounced deceased. The medical examiner determined they died from “homicidal violence consistent with manual asphyxia.”

    Campbell was initially charged with two counts of first-degree murder and two counts of second-degree murder.

    A judge is expected to sentence Campbell to 20 years to life in prison.

    District Attorney Raymond Tierney said following the plea, “This is such a sad and tragic case. Those two little girls looked to this defendant, their mother, for protection and love. Instead, she executed them. The defendant has one thing those twin girls will never have again: life. But now, this defendant will get to live out the majority of her life behind bars.”

    MORE:

    • Medford Woman Pleads Guilty to 2019 Murder of Twin Toddler Daughters – Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office
    • Medford Women Indicted For Allegedly Murdering Her Twin Two-Year-Old Daughters, 7/10/2019 – Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office

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  • Gingerbread Man caught trying to walk into strangers' home in Virginia

    ARLINGTON, Va. (TCD) — Santa Claus is coming to town, but apparently, so is the Gingerbread Man.

    Some residents on North George Mason Drive got a bit of a shock Wednesday evening when their Ring doorbell cameras captured a person in an inflatable Gingerbread Man costume trying to enter their house. The footage shared by WUSA-TV reporter Katie Lusso shows the Gingerbread Man looking around, walking up to the door, and attempting to open it.

    The homeowner told WUSA, “We noticed the door was trying to be pushed. We look at the camera, I’m looking at this guy in a costume.”

    The man called Arlington County Police Department’s non-emergency line to report the incident, and the operator reportedly had to confirm that it was, in fact, someone dressed as the wintry treat.

    A snipped of video also showed the Gingerbread Man walking slowly down the street. He allegedly tried to get into another house down the street, too.

    Arlington County Police told WUSA in a statement, “A community member filed an online report regarding suspicious circumstances. The report indicates that at approximately 6 p.m. on December 13, a man in a gingerbread costume tried to open the door of a residence in the 2600 block of N. George Mason Drive and, upon finding the door was locked, walked away.”

    A neighbor reportedly approached the Gingerbread Man, and they said the person “stated he was looking for a friend’s house.”

    One resident said, “It was not holly jolly.”

    MORE:

    • Katie Lusso Twitter
    • Gingerbread Man tries to walk into stranger’s house in Arlington – WUSA

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  • Ohio man allegedly tried to have his ex killed so she wouldn't testify against him in rape case

    CINCINNATI (TCD) — A 60-year-old man charged with allegedly raping his ex-girlfriend stands accused of trying to pay someone $1,500 to kill her while he awaited trial.

    On Thursday, Dec. 14, Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers announced an indictment against Charles Mosley, charing him with one count of conspiracy to commit murder, attempted murder, and intimidation of a witness. He faces a maximum prison term of 14 to 19 1/2 years if convicted.

    According to Powers, Mosley allegedly assaulted and raped his ex-girlfriend in 2022 and was indicted on two counts of rape, two counts of felonious assault, and one count of aggravated menacing. He pleaded guilty to felonious assault in September but denied the rape allegations. He is set to appear for his trial in January 2024.

    Powers said Mosley tried to withdraw his guilty plea to the felonious assault charge in October. The request was denied, and a judge sentenced Mosley to six to nine years in prison.

    While in jail, Mosley allegedly tried hiring another inmate to kill his ex-girlfriend for $1,500 to “prevent her from testifying against him.”

    In addition to the new allegations, Mosley faces another 11 years in prison if convicted of the rape charges.

    Mosley remains held in the Hamilton County Jail without bond.

    Powers said in a statement, “I’m relieved this plan was discovered and stopped before any more harm could come to this victim. Her remarkable courage in the face of such evil is profoundly inspiring.”

    Powers continued, “This man, who brutally attacked and raped his victim, then orchestrated her murder to escape justice, will now go to prison, hopefully for the rest of his life.”

    MORE:

    • Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers Announces Indictment of Witness Intimidation and Conspiracy to Commit Murder – Hamilton County Prosecutor Melissa Powers
    • Hamilton County Jail Records

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  • Pa. man convicted of killing his business partner and burying her in shallow grave

    MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Pa. (TCD) — A judge sentenced a man to life in prison after he was found guilty of killing his friend and business partner this year.

    The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office announced Wednesday, Dec. 13, that a jury convicted Blair Watts of first-degree murder in connection with the death of Jennifer Brown. Following the conviction, the judge handed Watts a mandatory sentence of life in prison without parole.

    NBC Philadelphia reports Watts claimed after the trial that he “didn’t kill Jennifer Brown.”

    On Jan. 4, Watts reported 43-year-old Brown missing to the Limerick Township Police Department after she failed to pick up her 8-year-old son from the bus stop. Her son slept over at Watts’ house the night prior, but Brown, who was described as an “attentive and loving mother,” did not pack her son’s medicine for the night or a change of clothes.

    Police went to Brown’s residence and found that her car, wallet, keys, purse, and work cellphone were still there. Her personal cellphone, however, was missing. A police K-9 trained to sniff out human remains found a scent inside Brown’s kitchen and in the dumpster outside her house.

    Investigators located Brown’s body in a shallow grave on Jan. 18. The Montgomery County coroner determined Brown died from “homicide by unspecified means,” and added she had three broken ribs.

    The K-9 searched two of Watts’ cars and found there had been human remains in each vehicle.

    In August 2022, Watts and Brown became business partners when she said she would invest in Watts’ restaurant, Birdie’s Kitchen. The two planned on opening the restaurant in January 2023. One day before Brown went missing, Watts transferred $17,000 into the business’ bank account.

    The property owners where Watts wanted to open the restaurant told police he never signed a lease and that they would not want to move forward with the deal. Watts reportedly threatened to sue them. On Jan. 4, the same day Brown went missing, Watts went to the property and said he had enough money to pay for the lease.

    The prosecutor’s office charged him with first-degree murder, third-degree murder, theft by unlawful taking, and access device fraud.

    MORE:

    • A jury finds Blair Watts guilty of First-Degree Murder in the killing of Jennifer Brown – Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office
    • Blair Watts found guilty of murdering Jennifer Brown – NBC Philadelphia
    • Blair Watts Arrested for Murder of Jennifer Brown, 2/9/2023 – Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office
    • ‘Supposed friend and business partner’ accused of killing Pa. mom found in shallow grave, 2/10/2023 – TCD

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  • S.C. woman and husband arrested for allegedly killing 4 family members in 2015

     ANDERSON COUNTY, S.C. (TCD) — Investigators arrested a married couple eight years after four family members were found dead in a “brutal” killing that occurred on Halloween 2015.

    The Anderson County Sheriff’s Office announced Friday, Dec. 15, that Amy Vilardi and her husband, Rosmore “Ross” Vilardi, were taken into custody at their home in Columbia, South Carolina, on charges of four counts of murder each.

    On Nov. 2, 2015, Anderson County Sheriff’s Office deputies responded to a home on Refuge Drive after receiving a call about a possible shooting. Deputies did a sweep of the home and discovered 80-year-old Barbara Scott, 60-year-old Cathy Scott, 59-year-old Michael Scott, and 82-year-old Violet Taylor deceased. All four of the victims lived at the residence where they were found.

    They had been killed Oct. 31.

    Anderson County Sheriff Chad McBride spoke in a press conference Friday and said Amy Vilardi made the initial 911 call. She was Michael and Cathy Scott’s daughter and Taylor’s granddaughter.

    Amy Vilardi reportedly told WSPA-TV in an interview following the killings that the victims were “wonderful people” and that they “just didn’t deserve this.”

    McBride said the four victims were “senselessly and brutally murdered” and that detectives believed it to be “one of the worst scenes they’ve ever seen. It was gruesome, gory, and a devastating scene to see.”

    The South Carolina Attorney General’s Office will prosecute the case.

    MORE:

    • Family members Arrested for the Brutal 2015 Quadruple Homicide – Anderson County Sheriff’s Office
    • Sheriff’s Office Investigates Quadruple Murder, 11/3/2015 – Anderson County Sheriff’s Office
    • Daughter, son-in-law charged in 2015 quadruple homicide in Anderson Co. – WSPA

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  • Federal Investigation Opened Into Pitt Over Fetal Tissue Experiments, Emails Show

    From The Daily Wire:

    The documents were obtained as part of a public records request from Judicial Watch and the Center for Medical Progress (CMP), the organization that released footage in 2015 showing Planned Parenthood executives discussing the sale of body parts from aborted babies. The new emails show university officials confirming in November 2021 that they had been subpoenaed by the HHS Office of Inspector General agent.

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  • Pennsylvania woman sentenced for breaking into home, biting 2 people, and killing a dog

    SOUTH RENOVO, Pa. (TCD) — A 26-year-old woman will spend more than a decade behind bars for breaking into a home, assaulting two individuals, and killing a family dog with a knife in April.

    According to the Clinton County District Attorney’s Office, on Tuesday, Dec. 12, a judge sentenced Breanna Englert to 12 years in prison with parole eligibility after 3 1/2 years after she pleaded guilty in October to one count of criminal trespass, one count of terroristic threats, two counts of recklessly endangering another person, two counts of simple assault, one count of cruelty to animals, and one count of resisting arrest.

    She does not qualify for any early release programs offered by the state.

    In April, Englert invaded a home in the 300 block of Pennsylvania Avenue while under the influence of drugs, and she was confronted by the homeowners and a neighbor. According to the district attorney’s office, Englert then “attacked the homeowner’s dog with a knife and bit two of the victims.”

    Following the attack, the two victims required medical treatment, and the dog suffered seizures and later died.

    Englert was reportedly under supervision with the Clinton County Adult Probation Department during the home invasion.

    District Attorney Dave Strouse sought a sentence of 25 years against Englert, stating in court, “Ms. Englert should thank her lucky stars that she is still alive today, because in many of the other homes in Clinton County that she could have broken into, she would have died that night.”

    Englert has a criminal history dating back to 2019 and was previously convicted for simple assault.

    According to the district attorney’s office, one of the victims, a retired schoolteacher, discussed Englert’s past with drug abuse and crime in court, stating, “You invited us into your world, we never invited you into ours. You broke into our house with a knife.”

    The teacher continued, “If it wasn’t for our neighbors, I don’t know what would have happened. I truly believe our neighbors saved our lives that night.”

    The retired schoolteacher reportedly said her grandchildren are now “traumatized” from the attack.

    During sentencing, Englert cried in court and apologized to her victims. She requested the court let her undergo drug treatment programs, and she argued that her past with prescription drug and methamphetamine abuse were “the cause of her criminal history.”

    Judge Michael Salisbury told Engler she needed a “severe object lesson.” Salisbury reportedly argued that any “lesser sentence would simply be an injustice and Englert would almost certainly re-offend.”

    MORE:

    • Woman Sentenced for South Renovo Home Invasion – Clinton County District Attorney’s Office
    • Guilty Pleas Entered in South Renovo Home Invastion – Clinton County District Attorney’s Office

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  • Obama Chef Death Shocking Discovery

    Records Show Top FBI Lawyers Reviewed Controversial Targeting of Traditional Catholics
    Secret Service Records Disclose Agency Boats Inoperable for Obama Chef Drowning Emergency
    Border Patrol: Migrants Know They Will be Released, Fueling Immigration Crisis

     

    Records Show Top FBI Lawyers Reviewed Controversial Targeting of Traditional Catholics

    More evidence that the FBI can’t be trusted.

    We received 98 pages of heavily redacted documents from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) showing that the agency’s Office of General Counsel reviewed the controversial targeting of the Catholics by the Richmond field office of the FBI.

    FBI Director Christopher Wray had told congressmen that the memo was “a single product by a single field office,” but the records we uncovered show that it was “Reviewed by: OGC/CDC [Office of General Counsel/Chief Deputy Counsel].” The records also indicate coordination with officials from Portland and Milwaukee.

    These documents disprove the FBI’s narrative that the spy operation against Catholics and churches was limited to one field office. In fact, the operation seems to have been approved by top lawyers in the FBI. These documents should trigger a criminal inquiry into this Biden FBI scandal.

    We obtained the records in response to an April 2023 FOIA lawsuit filed with CatholicVote Civic Action against the FBI and the Department of Justice after they failed to respond to March 2023 requests for records about the FBI intelligence memo targeting “radical traditionalist” Catholics (CatholicVote Civic Action and Judicial Watch, Inc. v. Federal Bureau of Investigations and Department of Justice (No. 1:23-cv-01166)).

    In February 2023, an FBI intelligence document was leaked that showed the FBI targeting of Catholics who adhere to traditional beliefs on abortion and other cultural issues. The Catholic News Agency reported: “The leaked document has been condemned by several federal and state officials, as well as clergy, including Bishop Barry Knestout of the Diocese of Richmond, who recently called the memo a ‘threat to religious liberty.’”

    The records include a January 23, 2023, document labeled “Domain Perspective – Threat Target/Facilitation Platform, FBI Richmond” that has a section titled “Interest of Racially or Ethnically Motivated Violent Extremists in Radical-Traditionalist Catholic Ideology Almost Certainly Presents New Mitigation Opportunities:”

    Executive Summary

     FBI Richmond assesses the increasingly observed interest of racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists (RMVEs) in radical-traditionalist Catholic (RTC) ideology almost certainly presents opportunities for threat mitigation through the exploration of new avenues for tripwire and source development. FBI Richmond makes this assessment with high confidence [redacted]

    Increasingly Observed Interest of RMVEs in RTC Ideology Almost Certainly Presents New Opportunities for Threat Mitigation

    FBI Richmond assesses the increasingly observed interest of RMVEs [Racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists] in RTC [Radical-Traditionalist Catholic] ideology almost certainly presents new opportunities for threat mitigation through the exploration of new avenues for tripwire and source development. This assessment is based on [redacted]

     Reviewed by: OGC/CDC [Office of General Counsel/Chief Deputy Counsel]

     Coordinated with: SA [Special Agent] [redacted] (FBI Portland) and IA [Intelligence Agent] [redacted] (FBI Milwaukee)

    Warnings and Caveats

    Potential criminality exhibited by certain members of a group referenced herein does not negate nor is it a comment on the constitutional rights of the group itself or its members to exercise their rights under the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. The FBI does not investigate, collect, or maintain information on U.S. persons solely for the purpose of monitoring activities protected by the First Amendment.

    FBI Richmond prepared this Domain Perspective. Please direct comments and queries to the FBI Richmond Intelligence Program …

    The House received a similar but not identical record.

    In the same email chain, Michael Machtinger of the Counterterrorism Division (CTD) emails colleagues Kellie Hardiman and Robert Wells, on February 8: “I spoke at length with our RMVE SMEs [Racially/Ethnically Motivated Violent Extremist Subject Matter Experts] and we provided this response to [redacted] et al to help craft the OPA [Office of Public Affairs] language.”

    On the same email chain that day Ugoretz writes to multiple colleagues:

    For the background of ALCON [All Concerned], this product type, a Domain Perspective, is an FBI product intended to highlight how a shift or new development related to an environmental variable (EV) may affect threats or mitigation in a particular domain. [Redacted]

    The Field Office’s IPC is the final approver [redacted].

    On February 9, Ugoretz emails multiple colleagues:

    Good morning,

    We understand there is discussion of recalling this Domain Perspective. DI [Directorate of Intelligence] conducted a preliminary review of the product’s analytic tradecraft to help inform that decision, with the following key takeaways: [redacted]

    A separate email chain that has been declassified indicates an attachment, “ATA_Complicated_Questions,” which refers to an Annual Threat Assessment. On February 16, a person whose name is redacted emails General Counsel Jason Jones and others:

    [Assistant Director] Dunham asked that we circulate the attached draft “Complicated Questions” document for the Director’s upcoming testimony for your review. As you will see, the draft reflects feedback received from various divisions/stakeholders to date, and certain topics continue to evolve.

    [Office of Congressional Affairs] is hoping to have this draft finalized by COB Tuesday, February 21.

    The attachment itself is not included in the production of records.

    “Since last February, we have worked to expose this unconstitutional targeting of faithful Catholics by the FBI,” said former Congressman Tim Huelskamp, Senior Advisor to CatholicVote, “and the results are stunning, unprecedented, and should concern all Americas. Contrary to statements under oath by Director Wray and Attorney General Garland, this flagrantly anti-Catholic program by the FBI was widespread, fully supported by senior officials, authorized undercover agents to infiltrate Catholic parishes, attempted to influence elections, and may be ongoing. Meanwhile, the Biden administration has stood idly by as Catholic churches have been attacked more than 200 times since May of 2022.”

    We previously uncovered records from the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) showing top officials rushing to craft a public response to the leaked FBI intelligence memo that revealed its targeting of Catholics who adhere to traditional beliefs on church issues.

     

    Secret Service Records Disclose Agency Boats Inoperable for Obama Chef Drowning Emergency

    Slowly the troubling details of the drowning death of the Obamas’ chef are coming out.

    Judicial Watch received 31 pages of records from the Department of Homeland Security that show the identity of the companion of Obama’s chef Tafari Campbell as a woman named “Ms. Taylor,” who reported that “[Campbell] fell in the water and struggled for a couple of seconds before giving up and sinking underwater.”

    The records also show that the Secret Service could not get the first two boats they tried to use to search for Campbell to function and had to use the groundskeeper’s boat. Also, at least one, and possibly multiple, agents from the Secret Service’s Little Rock, Ark., office were involved in the search for Campbell’s body.

    And we learned that when Obama arrived at the scene the search was paused because he wanted to talk with an unidentified person.

    We obtained the records thanks to an October 25, 2023, FOIA lawsuit against the United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after it failed to respond to an August request for Secret Service video recordings and other records relating to the death of the Obamas’ personal chef, Tafari Campbell, in July 2023 in the Edgartown Great Pond behind the Obamas’ estate on Martha’s Vineyard (Judicial Watch Inc. v. U.S. Department of Homeland Security (No. 1:23-cv-03194)).

    The records include a July 24 report from a Secret Service agent whose name is redacted that reveals the interview details – including the name – of Campbell’s paddle boarding companion: “Ms. Taylor stated that Mr. Campbell was not wearing a life jacket and had no personal flotation devices aboard the paddleboard at the time of the incident.”

    A separate report notes how Campbell’s companion “collapsed on the ground and stated that Tafari had drowned. She stated that he fell in the water and struggled for a couple of seconds before giving up and sinking underwater.” The agent continued, describing how a supervisory agent and another agent “attempted to start one of the boats but had difficulties lowering the motor. I headed down with [redacted] but told her to continue down and yelled to SA [redacted] and SSA [redacted] that I would run to get the keys for our USSS boat. I sprinted to the CP [Command Post], grabbed the keys and sprinted back towards the boats. A similar issue occurred with the motor on the second boat. We jumped into a third boat belonging to the groundskeeper and it worked without issue.”

    The same report notes former President Obama came to the incident scene and the search was paused so President Obama could speak to the eyewitness:

    We continued our search with flashlights. Shortly thereafter we were called to Wilson’s Landing as FPOTUS Obama was there and the local Fire Department in conjunction with Massachusetts Police Department and other local agencies were setting up an Incident Command Post. He had wanted to talk with [redacted]. The first EMS/Police response we saw may have occurred within an hour. I recall seeing a small PD or Fire boat scanning the shoreline just after it was getting dark.

    It is disturbing that Secret Service boats did not work for this emergency situation. This new information perhaps explains why the Secret Service is still hiding video related to the tragic drowning.

    In October, we received 40 pages of records from the Massachusetts State Police that indicate the presence of Barack Obama for a witness interview in the death investigation. The records, which are heavily redacted, indicate Barack Obama arrived at the emergency response scene via motorcade. A short time later, a cold, wet woman, who was a witness, arrived. The next morning, the eyewitness was interviewed in the Obama residence, seemingly with Barack Obama again present. The records also detail the existence of a Secret Service video of Campbell and his paddleboarding companion entering the water, and the Secret Service emergency response in the immediate aftermath of the drowning. The State Police records show they concluded “no foul play” in Campbell’s “accidental” death.

    In August 2023, we released records from the Edgarton, Mass., Police Department that show the Secret Service reported Campbell missing and that the body was found using sonar. The records also detail that clothing was found separate from the body and that he was not wearing a life vest.

    Our lawsuit in Federal court for more information continues and I will be sure to update you here as events warrant!

     

    Border Patrol: Migrants Know They Will be Released, Fueling Immigration Crisis

    The Biden administration has largely stopped the enforcement of our laws against illegal immigration, and those coming know it, as our Corruption Chronicles blog reports.

    The Biden administration impedes Border Patrol agents from fulfilling their duty of securing the southwest border by prohibiting consequences for most individuals crossing into the United States illegally and instead practicing a mass release policy that encourages more illegal immigration. In fact, the expectation of “prompt release into the interior” has helped craft the nation’s historic border crisis, according to scathing material provided to a congressional panel by Border Patrol sector chiefs. In Arizona’s Yuma Sector alone, about 70% of illegal immigrants apprehended since Biden became president have been released inside the U.S. “There needs to be a consequence to the illegal activity, otherwise it won’t stop,” San Diego Sector Border Patrol Chief Aaron Heitke told members of the House Committee on Homeland Security. “And when you look at a population that’s coming, the only real consequence that we have is to send them back to their home country.”

    But that has not occurred under the Biden administration, the San Diego Sector chief as well as his counterparts along the Mexican border confirm. Lack of meaningful consequences for unlawful entry has created perverse incentives to enter the U.S. illegally, the Homeland Security committee found after extensive interviews with eight Border Patrol sector chiefs. Unprecedented numbers of illegal aliens have been released, including more than 1.6 million under some form of parole despite the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) limiting parole to a “case by case” and “temporary” basis. The Border Patrol has also released over 1.2 million illegal immigrants with a Notice to Appear (NTA) on their own recognizance for hearings that are often years away and Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) Office of Field Operations (OFO) has issued over half a million NTAs since February 2021. Also, for a brief period in 2021, at least 104,000 illegal aliens were released in the country with a Notice to Report (NTR) to an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office within 60 days.

    Additionally, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), created after 9/11 to prevent another terrorist attack, frees inside the U.S. the overwhelming majority of illegal immigrants who use the CBP One App, including those from “hostile nations.” The congressional panel found that 95.8% (278,431) of all inadmissible aliens who scheduled appointments through the app between Jan. 12 an Sept. 30, 2023 were ultimately issued an NTA and released into the U.S. on parole. This includes individuals from “countries of concern,” including Russia, China, Yemen, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Iraq, Iran, Pakistan, and Egypt. Nearly all the Russian, Afghan, Chinese and Iranian nationals who made CBP One appointments were released in the U.S., according to the records. Most of the Latin Americans were also freed into the country, including illegal immigrants from Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala, and Venezuela. Another recently created program to welcome migrants into the U.S. has granted 269,744 Cubans Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans mass parole at ports of entry nationwide and ICE’s non-detained docket has grown by nearly two million while CBP has recorded 1.7 million known “gotaways” since Biden became commander-in-chief.

    Because the migrant population knows the U.S. will more than likely release illegal border crossers in the country, big groups are giving themselves up to federal agents, Border Patrol officials say.

    “They’re giving up because they believe they’re going to stay in the United States,” said Chief Border Patrol Agent John Modlin of Arizona’s Tucson Sector. “If not, they would be, like everyone else in Tucson, dressed head to toe in camouflage, running as fast as they could, staying up in the mountains or in the valleys to avoid detection by our system.” The Yuma, Arizona deputy chief, Dustin Caudle, confirmed that “the belief that they are going to be released with no consequence is certainly something that many migrants tell our agents.” The chief of California’s El Centro Sector, Gegory Bovino, told lawmakers that providing a consequence to someone that illegally enters the country “has a great effect on migration routes and those who seek to come across the border.” The chief of the Rio Grande Valley Sector in Texas, Gloria Chavez, said “when there’s not a consequence, we continue to see some of these surges that we—that we’re experiencing here recently.”

    The Biden policies have proven to be devastating. Fiscal year 2023, which ended in September, was a record-breaker for illegal immigration with a ghastly 2.48 million migrants, surpassing what was previously a historical high of 2.38 million in 2022. The last month of the fiscal year (September), federal agents encountered a whopping 269,735 illegal aliens constituting an all-time high for a single month and a substantial increase over August when CBP encountered 232,963 migrants. The Tucson Sector saw an unprecedented 109% spike in illegal immigrants during the last month of the fiscal year compared to August and a total 48% increase for 2023, from 251,984 last year to 373,625. The El Paso crossing in Texas had a 39% boost in illegal immigration compared to last year with 427,471 crossings compared to 307,844 in 2022. Texas sectors located south of El Paso also saw large numbers of illegal immigrants, with Del Rio recording 393,226 and Rio Grande Valley 338,337. California got bombarded as well with a 31% hike in illegal aliens in San Diego and a 30% rise in El Centro. If there are no repercussions for violators the numbers will just keep growing.

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  • Elderly D.C. man 'did not want to eat the pancakes' his wife made and allegedly stabbed her to death

    WASHINGTON (TCD) — Police arrested an 85-year-old man this week on suspicion of fatally stabbing his 81-year-old wife because he didn’t want to eat the pancakes she cooked for him.

    According to a news release from the Washington, D.C., Metropolitan Police Department, on Sunday, Dec. 10, at around 3:40 p.m., officers responded to a report of a possible stabbing in the 1300 block of Corcoran Street Northwest. Officers found Sharron Schwartz inside the apartment suffering from stab wounds.

    Police said the victim’s husband, Steven Schwartz, sustained self-inflicted injuries. Both individuals were transported to hospitals, where Sharron Schwartz succumbed to her injuries.

    Police allege Steven Schwartz killed his wife, and they arrested him on a charge of second-degree murder while armed.

    According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia, prosecutors believe Schwartz “did not want to eat the pancakes” his wife had made, and he allegedly “stabbed her in the back.”

    Schwartz was arraigned on Thursday, Dec. 14, and pleaded not guilty. A judge ordered him to remain held without bond until his next court date on Jan. 2, 2024.

    MORE:

    • 85-Year Old D.C. Man Charged With Killing His 81-Year-Old Wife – U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia
    • 85-Year-Old Man Arrested After Killing Wife – Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Department

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  • DC removing over 100,000 ineligible voters from ‘dirty voter rolls’ following Judicial Watch pressure campaign

    From The Blaze:

    The governmental transparency outfit Judicial Watch appears to have executed a successful pressure campaign to rid select voter lists of multitudes of ineligible voters in the District of Columbia. 

    Judicial Watch notified election officials in D.C., California, and Illinois that they had violated the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 “based on their failure to remove inactive voters from their registration rolls.” 

    While officials in California and Illinois have time left to act before Judicial Watch makes good on its threat of legal action, D.C. has indicated it has already begun taking remedial steps. 

    The watchdog claimed in a Sept. 22 letter to the Monica Holman Evans, executive of the District of Columbia Board of Elections, that the board was in violation of Section 8 of the NVRA requiring it to “conduct a general program that makes a reasonable effort to remove the names of ineligible voters from the official lists of eligible voters for DC.” 

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