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[Not Jerome Powell @alifarhat79]

Paid $100k for this shit btw

[Nick @noctis_loom]

@d_sofie5 @FoxNews It’s entirely an emotional bias, based on my recent prophetic dreams

[Nick @noctis_loom]

@Xiarztx_23 Te das cuenta que tu argumento es que las victimas van a tener que buscar un abogado y no que el abusador ese sea inocente? Eso te parece neutral? Eres un degenerado, habría que checarte a ti la computadora a ver qué mierda tienes ahí, enfermo

[Nick @noctis_loom]

@Xiarztx_23 Y? Eso en que comprueba que las acusaciones no sean ciertas?

[Nick @noctis_loom]

@Xiarztx_23 Cambiaste incluso la bio de tu perfil para aclarar que no lo defiendes y no has parado de postear sobre el desde entonces. Que lo digas no se corrobora con tus acciones.

[Nick @noctis_loom]

Absolute monsters

[Matt Van Swol @mattvanswol]

🚨THIS IS INSANE!!!

A daughter drove HUNDREDS of miles to check on her sick 75-year-old father... only to find the locks changed and a Ring camera on his door.

When she climbed through a window to reach her own dad, SHE got arrested for trespassing.

Then she was told, THROUGH THE DOORBELL, that he was no longer alive and that the NURSE who "took care of him" actually now OWNED HER DAD'S HOUSE.

This happened in Conway, South Carolina, and it will make your blood boil.

Her name is Nora Rowland.

Her dad was Robert Rowland, 75 years old and a vulnerable man living with Parkinson's and a brain injury.

Nora and her father were incredibly close. A "daddy's girl," she said. They FaceTimed every single week.

Then, in early 2024, a nurse named Sarah Smalls started caring for Robert through a home care company.

And that's when Nora says her dad started to disappear.

The weekly calls slowed. Then stopped. Something was wrong.

So on Father's Day, when she didn't hear from him, she got in her car and drove from Baltimore all the way to South Carolina to check on the man she loved.

When she got there, his front door had been replaced. A Ring camera was watching her. She couldn't get into her own father's home.

So she climbed through a window. And police arrested her and her partner for TRESPASSING... at her own dad's house.

And then, over that Ring doorbell, she was told her father had died.

Nora says that in the weeks before her father died, that nurse had the DEED to his house signed over to herself.

...and the family wasn't told until he was already gone.

To be clear... man with Parkinson's and a BRAIN INJURY, who was classified as a vulnerable adult was allowed to SIGN HIS HOME AWAY.

In Nora's own words: "He would never think that someone could do this to him. I really can't emphasize enough how many other people could easily get taken advantage of like this."

Her trespassing charges were dismissed, s now she's fighting in court to get her father's house back.

The nurse refused to comment. The care company claimed they knew nothing, but Nora says she has subpoenaed documents proving otherwise.

Police are still investigating.