This Week on True Crime News The Podcast: A father sentenced for the execution-style slayings of his three young sons.
Rich McHale joins host Ana Garcia.
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This Week on True Crime News The Podcast: A father sentenced for the execution-style slayings of his three young sons.
Rich McHale joins host Ana Garcia.
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August 8 2024 QUEENS, New York – When cops responded to a burglary call at 26-32 2nd St. where they apprehended two suspects who they way were seen tossing bags of THC product that was traced back to the warehouse.
A warehouse in Astoria on 2nd street was filled with illegal products inside police discovered, they informed the NYC Sheriffs for help gathering and shutting down the facility.
Iyeke Oghenefejiro, better known as Feji Iyeke or “Your Money Guy,” has made a remarkable shift from studying pharmacology to becoming a leading stock market analyst and financial educator. His journey from a medical graduate to a respected financial expert is both inspiring and educational.
Oghenefejiro’s story began at Delta State University, where he earned a degree in pharmacology. “I always had a passion for business and investing,” Oghenefejiro shares. “My background in pharmacology gave me a solid analytical foundation, but my true calling was in the world of finance.”
His transition into the financial world wasn’t immediate. Initially, Oghenefejiro dabbled in various businesses before discovering his true passion for stock market investing. “I started investing in stocks because I wanted to secure my financial future and build wealth,” he explains. “Investing became a powerful tool for me to create value and achieve financial independence.”
Despite facing challenges along the way, including losses from get-rich-quick schemes, Oghenefejiro’s determination never wavered. “I learned the hard way that there are no shortcuts to success,” he says. “It’s about learning from failures and continuously improving your strategies.”
Today, Oghenefejiro is the driving force behind Astra Fidelis LTD, a company dedicated to financial education and investment guidance. His social media presence, including platforms like Instagram and YouTube, is filled with practical advice and insights for aspiring investors. “My goal is to build a community of goal-driven individuals who want to achieve financial success through informed investing,” he notes.
Oghenefejiro’s achievements extend beyond his professional career. He has authored several influential books, including “Nigerian Stocks 101” and “The Investors Handbook.” “Writing these books was a way to share my knowledge and help others navigate the complexities of investing,” Oghenefejiro says. “It’s rewarding to see how these resources are making a difference in people’s lives.”
Oghenefejiro remains focused on his mission of financial literacy and empowerment as he continues to educate and inspire others. To him, that’s his goal. “Success in investing is about starting, learning from failures, and never giving up,” he concludes. “If you’re passionate and persistent, you can achieve great things.”
Oghenefejiro’s journey from a pharmacology graduate to a renowned stock market analyst is a testament to his dedication and resilience. His story encourages others to follow their passions, learn from their experiences, and strive for success in their own financial ventures.
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Murthy v. Missouri (2024) takes place at a pivotal moment in American history. In this case, the Court declined to prevent the federal government from colluding with social media firms. This move raises the possibility of a crushing recurrence of state-sponsored cowardice better known as totalitarianism. The Murthy case sets an ominous precedent that reinforces Senator Mark Warner’s claim that it is absolutely essential for the federal government to communicate with social media companies to prevent malign foreign election interference. Shortly after the Court’s decision, the FBI announced that it was resuming coordination with social media firms to uncover alleged 2024 election interference. Given the behavior of the FBI and American intelligence officials during the 2016 and 2020 elections, most Americans should be worried about the return of the surveillance state’s ability to initiate domestic election interference.
Americans have consistently witnessed undeniable evidence of federal interference in our elections thus undermining our democracy. After all, the Department of Justice, days after closing its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private email server scandal in 2016, initiated an investigation — Crossfire Hurricane — focused on false claims that Donald Trump was a Russian agent during the 2016 election. This investigation triggered applications to Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court for wiretaps that arguably entrapped American citizens. Special Counsel John Durham, charged with investigating the breathlessly infuriating and oft-repeated claim that Pres. Trump was a Russian agent during the campaign, exonerated the 45th President of the United States. Additionally, Durham found that FBI and Justice Department investigators engaged in a politically and legally charged investigation based on uncorroborated intelligence. Moreover, the investigation proceeded at a speed that was a distinct departure from the norm. This investigation justifiably demolished the reputation of both the FBI and the Justice Department.
Similarly, the FBI collaborated with Facebook and other social media companies during the 2020 presidential election campaign. Such collaboration led to the suppression of an accurate New York Post report that revealed emails from Hunter Biden’s laptop. This story suggested that Biden while vice president had assisted his son’s business dealings in Ukraine. Despite the evidence, fifty-one intelligence officials, in a bid to secure Joe Biden’s election victory, falsely discredited the Post story. Suppressing a significant news story offers a stark reminder of the potential for information manipulation by domestic authorities.
While the Constitution guarantees the right of Americans to engage in free and open discourse, no matter how controversial the topic, the Court’s Murthy decision coupled with the Deep State’s behavior over the past two election cycles implicates individuals who engage in robust forms of speech. Such individuals could face baseless accusations that their social media posts are false, or a form of misinformation. This possibility appears to be consistent with the preferences of America’s ruling class elites like Senator Warner. In harmony with Warner’s preferences, the Brennan Center for Justice — an organization that claims to defend our elections and our democracy but arguably protects elite interest in suppressing certain kinds of speech — contends that if the Court vindicated the Free Speech rights of the plaintiffs in Murthy, such a decision would be disastrous for our democracy. Nothing would be further from the truth.
Since the Supreme Court’s decision failed to defend Americans’ First Amendment rights, our freedom of speech rights is under threat. In Murthy v. Missouri, two states and five individual social media users sued dozens of federal government officials and agencies, alleging that the government pressured social media platforms to censor speech. The government’s conduct arguably violated plaintiffs’ First Amendment rights. This case highlights the urgent need to address the legal implications of government pressure on social media platforms. More specifically, during the so-called COVID epidemic, the Biden White House led an aggressive campaign to coerce Facebook and other social media platforms to remove alleged “misinformation” about COVID-19 and vaccine efficacy from their media sites. Justice Alito’s dissent in Murthy showed that the White House repeatedly harassed Facebook, demanding the deletion of offending posts. For example, White House Director of Digital Strategy, Rob Flaherty, emailed Facebook, asserting that the social media platform was one of the top drivers of vaccine hesitancy.
In addition, the White House claimed that Facebook was distributing misinformation and was not trying to solve the misinformation “problem.” Consequently, the government vigorously interrogated Facebook and threatened the firm with an examination of federal government’s (enforcement) options. Despite a long list of federal government threats, the Supreme Court majority held that the plaintiffs in Murthy v. Missouri lacked standing to bring this case alleging government coercion. Accordingly, the Court dismissed the litigation.
As a result of the Supreme Court’s failure to intervene in the Murthy case, the FBI and other federal agencies have resumed coordination with social media firms ahead of the 2024 election. Hence, Since the Federal Bureau of Investigation appears free to unleash its Foreign Influence Task Force (FITF) on the American people. FBI local field offices will now be asked to build relationships and resume regular meetings with social media enterprises. Given the FBI’s well-deserved reputation for engaging in dubious activities, the prospect of future FBI interference in our elections coupled with the impending return of the surveillance state appears to be on the horizon.
This article (The 2024 Elections and the Return of the Surveillance State) originated on the American Thinker and is republished under “Fair Use” (see project disclaimer below) with attribution to the articles author Harry G. Hutchison and the original website americanthinker.com.
About the Author: Harry G. Hutchison’s latest book is Requiem for Reality: Critical Race Theocrats and Social Justice Dystopia.
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BUTTE COUNTY, Calif. (TCN) — A 25-year-old man will spend 30 years to life in state prison in connection with the deaths of two Florida brothers during a drug deal in rural California in 2020.
The Butte County District Attorney’s Office announced Austin Hogan’s sentencing guidelines on Aug. 7. He pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder in June 2023 and testified as a key witness in the trial of one of his co-defendants, 28-year-old Kyle Smith.
On Oct. 21, 2020, family members reported two brothers, 39-year-old Jerry Bonds and 33-year-old Randy Bonds, missing to the Butte County Sheriff’s Office in California. Relatives said the brothers flew from Florida to Los Angeles and drove to Butte County, where they lost contact with the victims.
Prosecutors said Hogan, Smith, and another co-defendant, 25-year-old Michael Griff, “lured” the two brothers to rural Butte County, California, to buy marijuana from them. The victims reportedly checked in to a local motel before their disappearance.
According to the district attorney’s office, investigators with the Reno Police Department received a tip from a man on Oct. 21, 2020, indicating that “he had just talked with three visitors who told him they had just killed two Black men in the Oroville area.” Authorities determined Griff and Hogan fatally shot the victims before all three defendants “concealed the brothers’ bodies under vegetation in the area.”
Following the shooting, Smith reportedly drove the victims’ rental car as Griff and Hogan followed in another vehicle to a casino in Reno, Nevada, where they were observed on surveillance footage in the early hours of Oct. 22, 2020.
The sheriff’s office later recovered the remains of Jerry Bonds and Randy Bonds in a wooded area.
On Oct. 22, 2020, deputies and detectives performed a traffic stop on Hogan and Smith near Oroville, California. Investigators also executed a search warrant at a home and issued an arrest warrant for Griff. All three defendants were booked into the Butte County Jail on two initial counts each of first-degree murder.
During an interview, Hogan reportedly told investigators that Smith “encouraged” him to shoot the brothers.
The victims’ family spoke at Hogan’s sentencing hearing and “described the pain they have had to endure due to the killings.” Prosecutors said, “Randy and Jerry’s mother described how many of the Bonds’ children had special occasions that were missed by Jerry and Randy due to the defendant’s actions.”
Griff previously pleaded guilty to two counts of first-degree murder and was sentenced on June 13, 2023, to 50 years to life in state prison. Co-defendant Smith pleaded guilty to two counts of second-degree murder and received his sentence on July 24 of more than 30 years to life in state prison.
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Olajumoke Akanbi has ascended to the pinnacle of supply chain management, establishing herself as an industry titan and an inspirational mentor shaping the next generation of leaders. With over seven years of unparalleled expertise in data analysis, strategic planning, and supply chain innovation, Olajumoke has not only crafted an exemplary career but has redefined excellence in her field.
Her meteoric rise is punctuated by groundbreaking achievements that have set new industry standards. At Cummins Inc., Olajumoke spearheaded a revolution in supply chain management by masterminding the Component Purchasing Intelligence Dashboard on PowerBi. This innovation slashed report generation time from three weeks to a mere four days, showcasing her unmatched ability to drive transformative change. Her leadership in market research initiatives catapulted product penetration by an astounding 50%, cementing her reputation as a game-changer in the industry.
Olajumoke’s academic credentials underscore her position at the forefront of her field. Her MS in Applied Statistics and Decision Analytics and Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Business Analytics from Western Illinois University, coupled with a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics from Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria, form the bedrock of her analytical mastery. These qualifications have propelled her to implement cutting-edge solutions that redefine operational efficiency and service delivery benchmarks.
Beyond her corporate triumphs, Olajumoke’s influence extends into entrepreneurship with Essence Savvy, her personal business dedicated to fragrance enthusiasts and hygiene advocacy. This venture not only showcases her business acumen but also highlights her commitment to holistic empowerment, further solidifying her status as a multifaceted leader.
“I am devoted to the relentless pursuit of innovation and excellence. Each challenge is an opportunity to push boundaries and redefine success,” Olajumoke asserts. This philosophy has not only guided her to the zenith of her profession but also fuels her passion for mentoring, where she shapes future industry leaders with her hard-earned wisdom and insights.
Olajumoke’s preeminence in her field is widely recognized. Her induction into the American Statistical Association stands as a testament to her groundbreaking contributions to data analysis. Her visionary leadership and strategic acumen have not only transformed organizations but have also inspired a new generation of professionals, creating a ripple effect of excellence across the industry.
As a paragon of innovation, leadership, and empowerment, Olajumoke Akanbi’s journey to the top echelons of supply chain management serves as an inspiration. Her legacy, built on pioneering work, unwavering dedication, and a profound commitment to positive impact, continues to shape the landscape of supply chain management. As she leads from the front, breaking new ground and nurturing tomorrow’s leaders, Olajumoke Akanbi’s influence promises to be a defining force in the industry for years to come.
Bidenomics … Ever since I heard that word for the first time I cannot help but laugh, or forcibly stifle a laugh. That has to be the word loaded down with more negative connotations than just about anything today … and Justifiably so …
Welcome to Episode #116 of the Eagle’s Eye Report. This episode is Hosted by myself with Co-Host and Show Producer Stephen Roberts. The title of today’s show is, Is Bidenomics the ‘Cure’ that Kills? The intent of this radio show is to be a mechanism for communicating the truth as well as the facts in a country increasingly forbidding of these very concepts.
No, as I say weekly, this not a pleasant way to introduce a show … but today reality is blatant and not very pleasant in many aspects. Thus the reason, and intent behind the Eagle’s Eye Report.
Our mission is to keep you armed with the vital truth, as well as to present you with a social media platform where you can discuss these vital issues without fear of undue censorship or exclusion, that being the sponsor of this show … TLBTalk.com.
NOTE: Links to the references used for this show presentation can be found below the archived show … including links to other pertinent data points and articles.
Ever since I heard that word for the first time I cannot help but laugh, or forcibly stifle a laugh. That has to be the word loaded down with more negative connotations than just about anything today … and Justifiably so. Lets jump int a discussion and take some of the misinformation out of Bidenomics, and how it was represented as the Cure-All for America’s economic woes … !!!
Talk of recession is spreading across the country a light speed
Why are farmers being paid premium prices to NOT plant or harvest crops
Why are farmers being paid premium prices to slaughter their herds (any)
The housing market is a growing disaster
Manufacturing has fallen off a cliff due to imploding demand
Restaurants are closing at break neck speed
Banks are in trouble if not outright failing at record speed
Convenience stores closing across the country (7-11?)
Looking for a Full time new job … good luck
Why are so many more people shopping online
What we just discussed is global … but on steroids in America (Cowboys)
What if this was all intentional and the new economy would NOT be the same? We also present some blatant pieces from an article by Ryan McMaken who warns us all that the reliable indicators state we are already in a recession, and the why of it …
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GALLATIN COUNTY, Mont. (TCN) — Investigators recently identified a suspect who allegedly raped and killed a 15-year-old stranger in a random attack in 1996 and left her body in shallow water.
Family members reported Danielle “Danni” Houchins missing to the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office after she left her home at around 11 a.m. on Sept. 21, 1996, but failed to return. Her mother located Houchins’ truck at the Cameron Bridge Fishing Access on the Gallatin River before finding her body face down in the water that evening.
Authorities collected DNA evidence at the time, including four hairs from the victim’s body. Officials submitted the evidence to a forensic lab in California for analysis, but no matches were found.
The sheriff’s office said a breakthrough came last month when investigators sent the victim’s DNA profile to Parabon NanoLabs in Virginia, where genealogists identified 57-year-old Paul Hutchinson of Dillon, Montana, as the primary suspect.
According to deputies, investigators spoke with Hutchinson on July 23, and he “displayed extreme nervousness.” He allegedly “sweated profusely, scratched his face, and chewed on his hand.”
Deputies said he “slumped in his chair and exhibited signs of being uncomfortable” when shown a picture of the victim. Following the interview, the sheriff’s office noted that Hutchinson seemed to be “erratic.”
Around 4 a.m. the following day, Hutchinson reportedly called the Beaverhead County Sheriff’s Office, requested assistance, and hung up. Shortly after, officials found Hutchinson deceased on the side of the road with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
According to the sheriff’s office, investigators determined Hutchinson did not know Houchins. Authorities “believe Hutchinson and Houchins randomly encountered each other at the river,” where they allege Hutchinson “raped then suffocated her in shallow water.”
Investigators reportedly interviewed multiple suspects throughout the years but never identified Hutchinson as a suspect until DNA testing pointed to him. The sheriff’s office said Hutchinson graduated from Montana State University and worked for the Montana Bureau of Land Management for 22 years. He was married with two adult children and had no known criminal history.
Gallatin County Sheriff Dan Springer said, “This case exemplifies our relentless pursuit of justice. We never gave up on finding the truth for Danni and her family, exhausting all means necessary to bring closure to this heartbreaking chapter.”
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Published on: May 15, 2023
by: Carlos Camargo
One of the most prominent gangs in the Southern Cone is back on top. This is Club 58, La Banda. And it is that music has the power to transcend borders and unite cultures, and in Buenos Aires, the vibrant capital of Argentina, a musical phenomenon is taking shape that fuses the unmistakable Venezuelan rhythm with the spirit of Buenos Aires. And that is what Club 58 promotes.
Club58, a band made up of talented Venezuelan musicians based in Argentina, has created a unique musical proposal that pays a well-deserved tribute to the indisputable talent of Luis Miguel, one of the most iconic artists of our times.
Taking advantage of the effervescence and enthusiasm generated by Luis Miguel’s tour around the world, Club58 has decided to pay tribute to the renowned Mexican singer through his own particular style.
Each note played and sung in the promotional video “I need you / Unforgettable”, Tribute to Luis Miguel”, are carefully selected to provide an aesthetically and emotionally rewarding experience. We invite you to appreciate the video in the following link and enjoy this production and live an unforgettable musical experience.