BREAKING: FOX: "Police raid home of couple who raised $400K for homeless man"

I said a similar thing in another thread on this topic somewhat recently. I got alot of angry replies about that. Why? Because... you know I don't even know why. I was more annoyed by such nonsense though.

walk a mile in his shoes....

Sounds like a HOAX story to me...

They were ALL in-on-it, the alleged "homeless" man was part of the Grifters-Grab for cash... Con-Job...

They stage this sorry-ass little story, go groveling for media coverage, and "donations"...!

What happened...Like most criminals there is no honor-among-thieves, the other participants short-changed the "homeless" Grifter on his share of the stolen money...

THAT... is where this little charade fell-apart...
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Um...by ‘alot” I am assuming you aren’t referring to me?
I think your notions might be holding you back!

I've noticed over the years that many times whenever I've said in public to others involving alot of people many people who might be a part of such a group or groups of people usually accuse me of up to very negative things.

I've been proven correct time and time again in real life by such people to be like those I've talked about. I don't aim to do such really, but I just have a knack to root out evil and Corruption on a number of levels it seems.

That's all I'm saying about this stuff.

Because they're communist scum bags.

How would they like it if they won the lottery and they only paid them 25% of it after taxes and then kept the rest, or only allowed you to have $100 dollars a week of your own money?

Right is right.

FULL LUMP SUM.

This story smells fishy. I wouldn't be surprised if it turns out the couple is innocent and the homeless dude tried to screw them over.

They thought they could get away with screwing over the homeless dude because they thought if they gave him a small chunk, he would be happy and bugger off.

They thought wrong.

I've never won enough money to do a lump sum. I've long assumed "lump sum" is all the money you've won after taxes, and other Government "take aways".

This is the earlier thread, and post where the couple told the guy how much money they were giving him.

Thread: Couple who raised $400,000 for homeless guy and then wouldn't give it to him ordered by judge to pay up

This is the video the naysayers of this thread need to see, and why I don't think this is a long con collusion type of thing. This is just a tragic case of rich middle class people stealing as much money as they could from someone they perceived as too weak and pathetic to fight for what is rightfully his.

How about the very public claim they made that the fund was for him??

Money induced psychosis...they saw the 400k cash sitting in an account and they took it....sad to say but in this day in age 3 out of 5 would do the same thing....

All I want to know is does the homeless guy get the car they bought.

There's some truth to this.

I was owned by a rich woman. I couldn't break free to save my life because a) she had money and thus control and b) which I found most frustrating, everyone assumes if you're stuck with the rich, you must be one of them. It's a bloody trap, and the easiest way out is on the backs of others. Rinse, repeat.

Last Edited by TlvmmCpoft on 09/06/2018 07:01 PM

Yes. I knew the whole story smelled funny when it first went viral.

this story, clearly shows us the FLAWS in the mind of a crook, who thought they could keep the money that they raised for another person ...

there isn't a crook in this world who doesn't believe that they can get away with theft ...

these people have exposed themselves to the world, I am sure their family members already knew that they were crooks

Heck... earlier this year I found out the one man I practically idolized because of just how instrumental he was to helping me to become a better man is a highly deceiving POS who uses and abuses others in order to maintain his fairly decent middle class family lifestyle.

It took me over a month to finally "heal" from that news because I've been living in a shoe box compared to that lifestyle. Ever since my father stole all of his mother's monies and ran our lives into the ground for his steroids when I was a boy and young teenager I had been living in hovel after hovel. Even my current living situation is a slowly decaying hovel. I've spent years dreaming of being able to afford and live in the same level of middle class living standards I lived in when I was a little boy actually.

Unfortunately, the more I've been finding out how people can afford their middle class lifestyles... so many horrors, so many evil deeds, and/or worse people have to do in order to maintain such lifestyles. So I've been wondering if it's been divine intervention to keep me in my lowly place so I don't become Corrupted by what's necessary to have a significantly better physical life.

You're better than I.

While I'm not ripping anyone off or enslaving them, I did take a job that breaks ethics in the "acceptable" way we have come to believe is the norm in a non-ethical world. It was that or die. I was so pale when I finally dragged myself out of being owned that I had to import my concealer from China to get the right level of ivory pale. These days, even in the winter I'm too dark for my old summer makeup.

BMW hauled away on a flatbed truck.

Yeah... I don't count myself as better than anyone else though. Both of my sisters have quit many lucrative jobs over the last some years because they didn't like how they had to rape and beat their own sense of ethics into submission on a daily basis.

I just know that in most cases of my watching people become richer and/or earn their wealth the more egotistical, more narcissistic, and generally more godawful and even more often than not become evil people through and through. So I've been wondering over the years if it's truly worth it to try to bust my butt to "earn" a high paying job somewhere and throw away my ethics, morals, and even up to all of my spiritual developments just for a few extra dollars a regular paycheck.

So many people wholly believe personal success is entirely based on how much money you earn. I've come to find out over the years that it's one's spiritual developments that help give oneself the deepest and truest form of happiness, sense of true achievement, and actually become a better individual. Better being you successfully change yourself as you learn from your current lifetime's past mistakes and/or your various past lives' mistakes, that is.

One thing I've definitely been feeling for years now as I've been making progress on my personal developments is the "darkness" that the masses have wholly embraced yet experience abject terror of draws closer, stronger, bigger, and inescapable for those who are inevitably drawn to said "darkness". I don't mean drawn to it by choice, but rather because of the things they've been doing, believing in, and living precisely one of the set of prescribed lifestyles the Illuminati have been very seriously pushing for decades now the "darkness" draws them closer to it.

That's probably exactly what the most vapid of people who heard about this story did, and those who saw the BMW being on the back of a flatbed truck while on the roads.

I think that falls squarely under my mirage theory of psychology.

People can accept something bigger than them or reprehensible exists when it is far away. They can see it clearly. But when it is in their personal space or their direct lives, they no longer see it. It's in the room, but in their vision it vanishes.

So, they can both hate something from afar while still fully living it close up - all without even realizing they're doing so.

Interesting theory, TlvmmCpoft. I think by the time such people realize what's happening to them they've become comfortably numb for most of those people to what they've done for their "bond" with the "darkness" to strengthen and be continuously pulled towards that "darkness".

The more extreme people not only acknowledge their "bond" with the "darkness" but aim for it to not only enjoy their growing closeness to the "darkness", but wholly embrace it and even become as one with the "darkness" as they possibly can.

Essentially. Most people feel the need to belong to something. Con men offer easy acceptance.

Unfortunately, the easiest path is not always the wise one.

Is this her Facebook????

lol

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Weird, if so. 2012 was the last time she used it.

Last Edited by nutmeg on 09/06/2018 10:07 PM

Wasn't there a John Bobbit former-Marine who got his wang cut off by an angry wife ?

Last Edited by Desert Storm Paratrooper 71L on 09/06/2018 10:14 PM

Yeah, that was like 20 years ago:

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A nasty ass leg who didn't even finish his initial enlistment successfully ?

He shouldn't get a dime, unless he wants to earn it at Burger King working alongside the other 0311s / 11Bs

Update, folks. The three of them were in on the scam for the money:

Thread: Breaking: Homeless man and New Jersey couple worked together!! It was all a scam!!