Crime, Law and order, News

Jerry Sandusky found “Guilty” on 45 Counts!


Former assistant Penn State coach Jerry Sandusky, 68, was found guilty on 45 counts of sexual abuse. This was the job, of course, at which Sandusky moon lighted, from his full-time job as a pedophile, abusing children over years and somehow managing to hide in plain sight at Penn State.

Sandusky used his status as a Penn State coach to molest young boys inside Penn State sports facilities for over a decade due to the culture of silence that prevailed among school officials and coaches at Penn State.

“Rot in hell” was shouted from someone in the crowd who was standing outside as Sandusky was led away in handcuffs, before he was put into the backseat of a police cruiser, on his way to living out the rest of his miserable life in prison.

Sandusky was expressionless as Juror No. 4, the foreman, read the verdict finding him guilty of 25 felonies and 14 first-degree felonies. But one of his accusers, Victim 6, broke down in tears. His bail was revoked, and he will await sentencing in about three months. He was also ordered to immediately register as a sex offender.

Jerry Sandusky is facing 442 years and will most likely die in prison.

Celebrity Mess, Celebrity news, Drama, Relationships

Halle Berry Ordered to pay her baby daddy royally…


Oh well, Gabriel Aubry won big when a family court judge reportedly ordered the “Catwoman” star to pay her baby-daddy a whopping $20,000-a-month in child support for their 4-year-old daughter Nahla, of whom they share custody.

In comparison, Britney Spears was also ordered to pay Kevin Federline that much for their two sons in 2008 … when he had sole custody. Aubry reportedly claims he needs that much money in order to properly care for Nahla as her mother does, like providing a nice home and clothing for her.

Halle’s in a real mess because she has asked for permission from the court to move to France with Nahla, where her fiance Olivier Martinez is from, because she’s fearful of the paparazzi. Poor excuse, if the paparazzi is here in the U.S. they are also there in France. Her status equals stories for these rag magazines.

Aubry has been adamant that she not leave the country, and an evaluation conducted by the court earlier this month revealed that little Nahla and Aubry’s relationship “would clearly change drastically if she moves to France,” a source close to the situation told RadarOnline.

“The bottom line is that the proposed move to France would essentially cut Gabriel out of Nahla’s life and the child psychologist determined that wasn’t in the little girl’s best interest. However, this is just a report, it will be up to a judge to ultimately decide if Halle will be allowed to move to France with Nahla.”

And if Berry does get the court’s approval, that would likely bring an end to Aubry’s $20,000 monthly payments.

Let’s all stay-tuned because this drama will be never-ending.

Drama, Failed Relationships, Law and order

Siohvaughn Funches-Wade Arrested for abducting her own children…


Siohvaughn Wade, ex-wife of NBA baller Dwayne Wade, was charged with two counts of attempted child abduction, two counts of unlawful visitation interference and one count of resisting arrest, said a Cook County Sheriff’s spokesman Frank Bilecki on Tuesday.

Siohvaughn and Dwayne are divorced and Dwayne currently has full custody of he and Siohvaughn’s two boys, while Siohvaughn only has visitation. Siohvaughn lost full custody during divorce proceedings and Dwayne is now asking the judge in their case to suspend her visitation as well.

According to the filing, the two boys were to be picked up by Wade’s sister around noon Saturday so they could make a 3:05 p.m. flight from Chicago to Miami so they could be in South Florida for the entirety of Father’s Day.

Wade’s sister got no response at the home, and after “several hours” the sheriff’s office was called to send someone to the scene, according to the filing. It also said Funches-Wade attempted to leave the home without the children when one of the responding deputies tried taking her into custody.

The boys, at that time, were with another woman at the home who was identified as Nadgee Alarcon inside the home, according to the filing. Nadgee was also charged and arrested for interfering and aiding Siohvaughn’s attempt. Her charges are all misdemeanors.

This custody issue between Dwayne and Siohvaughn is a very serious situation, especially since Siohvaughn seems to be emotionally upset, distraught and bitter over their current situation. I hope the matters between she and Dwayne can be resolved amicably before she becomes detrimental to her boys and detrimental to herself, which can lead to some serious repercussions.

Wade’s issues with his ex-wife have been a topic of media scrutiny for some time now, as he recently finished writing a book primarily about fatherhood and the custody fight for his sons. It will be released on Sept. 4.

Celebrity Couples, Celebrity news, Relationships

Bobby Brown married Alicia Etheredge in Hawaii yesterday…


Bobby Brown married his long-time love Alicia Etheredge in Honolulu, Hawaii on Monday, during a brief break in the New Edition tour schedule. And while it was a family affair, all media eyes were on the fact that, his daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown was not in attendance.

The 43-year-old R&B singer, who became engaged to Etheredge in 2010, said “I do” in front of family and friends, including his older children Landon, 23, La’Princia, 22, and Bobby Jr., 19, and young son Cassius, 3 that he has with Etheredge.

Prior to their 2010 engagement (Bobby famously popped the question during one of his concerts), the couple dated for three years and welcomed Cassius in 2009. His relationship with Etheredge, who is also his manager, was his first long-term relationship following his divorce from Houston in 2007.

See ladies, learn how to move on and not dwell on failed relationships that don’t work…Whitney Houston’s dead and gone, yet Bobby’s remarried and about to live “happily ever after” second time around.

Dearly Departed, Law and order, News

Was Rodney King Murdered? Neighbors say they heard “commotion” at his home


Neighbors of Rodney King, the man whose videotaped beating by LAPD officers sparked the LA Riots, say they heard a “commotion” coming from his Rialto, California home the night before he was found dead Sunday morning.

According to TMZ sources, King’s fiancée Cynthia Kelley found him at the bottom of his pool Sunday. He was pronounced dead at 6:11 AM.

Law enforcement sources say Rialto PD will open a drowning investigation, but so far there are no signs of foul play.

Neighbor Sandra Garcia told the LA Times she heard the sounds of sobbing coming from the home Saturday night. “There was a lot of moaning and crying,” she said.

Another neighbor, Bob Carlberg, said he heard “yelling back and forth. I couldn’t quite make it out.”

Police found the 47-year-old King lying motionless at the bottom of the pool.

Ms. Kelley, who was a member of the jury that awarded King $3.8 million in a settlement, told friends she awoke to the sound of King yelling in the backyard. He had been drinking all day and smoking weed.

She said he was naked and banging on the glass. But she didn’t get up to see what the commotion was. Later she said she heard a loud splash.

Kelley dialed 911 at 5:11 a.m. to report King was at the bottom of the pool. Police arrived within minutes and dived into the pool to retrieve King’s body.

The acquittal of four LAPD officers accused in the videotaped beating of King sparked the 1992 Los Angeles riots that left 53 dead and thousands more injured. 4,000 National Guardsmen were called out to help put an end to 6 days of violence and looting.

King, who had past convictions for assault, battery and robbery, made an impassioned plea to rioters, included his now famous quote: “Can’t we all just get along?”

In 2009 King was awarded $3.8 in a settlement for violating his civil rights. He became engaged to one of the jurors who awarded him the money. In 2007 King was shot multiple times in the face, arms, back and torso during a domestic dispute.