How many remember riding in the ORIGINAL TESLA? 🚘
You could slam into people at literally break-neck speeds - forget about selfless driving and air bags! What were parents thinking?! 🤣🤣🤣
Had Grok recreate a: "Build it... and the Karens will come" moment.
They always show up doesn’t matter where - a field, a business, a joke, a normal Tuesday - and the entitled outrage arrives at full sprint to ruin it for everyone else. Sometimes just “Not today Karen" works! 😂
Just you wait for the midterms to start and all the purple-haired creepy crawlers who went silent for 2 years will start popping their mouths off like this Martin Short lookalike.
Rep. Ilhan Omar's ex-bodyguard Abdullahi Mohamed faced a DOJ indictment for lying on a green card application. Questioned on her immigration, 2009 marriage, and a $10k payment, his charges were dropped after September's grand jury testimony ahead of deportation as the probe grows
They’ve grown way too comfortable lying, cheating, and stealing from us - counting on silence and apathy. They fear we will refuse to remain quiet, demanding a recount, and don’t want us going "Beyond Medieval" on their candyasses over the election fraud. Bring them to justice!🇺🇸
🤟🇺🇸🎸🎶⚔️🫡🙏Good Morning from Texas Patriots...And Happy Veterans🪖Day !! We are forever indebted to the Brave and Heroic Men and Women of our Military Forces. We should not Only be Grateful and Thankful for their Service during Active Duty but we should also Be Sure that All of our Veterans receive the Proper Respect, Care and Medical Attention that they Deserve for their Selfless Acts far Beyond Active duty. God Bless🫡Our Troops, God Bless our🪖Veterans and GOD BLESS AMERICA !!🙏🫡⚔️🎶🎸🇺🇸🤟
Since Texas voted to have its two-step come with a full-face covering last week, here's Grok's official remix of Ella Langley’s biggest hit - now titled "Ain’t Nobody Choosin' Texas"
"And judging by the smile - that's hidden on her face
There's nothin' I can do" 🥷🏾😂
I just released 10 New 2027 Tesla Model 2 for $16,900
I will be giving all of these away to followers tomorrow at 9pm EST!
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. @laralogan is correct. The software was designed to cheat, no matter what brand the voting machines are presented under. This is a tech analysis done by Princeton University IT department, New Jersey. I have the entire report.
Pay 👏🏻 Attention 👏🏻Folks! A box of ballots in 2025 was redirected to the Center For Civic design in a different state.
See you tomorrow with my exposé!
In the winter of 1975, Lindy Sue Biechler was 19 and building an ordinary life in Manor Township, Lancaster County.
She worked as a clerk at a local flower shop, arranging bouquets for weddings and funerals. She had married her husband, Philip, roughly a year earlier, and the couple had moved into a modest unit in a four-apartment building on Kloss Drive.
Philip hoped to become an art teacher; Lindy talked about opening her own shop one day. In a quiet corner of Pennsylvania farm country, their small household felt unremarkable in the best way.
On the evening of December 5, she left work, stopped to pick up and cash her husband’s paycheck, then bought groceries at John Herr’s Village Market.
She returned to the apartment with the bags and began unpacking.
Sometime in the next couple of hours, she was attacked in her living room. Her aunt and uncle arrived around 8:45 p.m. and found her dead. She had been stabbed 19 times—in the neck, chest, upper abdomen, and back.
A butcher knife taken from her own kitchen drawer remained in her neck, its handle wrapped in a tea towel.
Evidence indicated a sexual assault; semen was later recovered from her underwear and blood from her clothing.
Philip was at work at the time; his DNA did not match the profile left at the scene. Investigators believed the killer was someone who knew her or at least had access to the building.
They interviewed hundreds of people, followed countless leads, and even consulted psychics over the years. Nothing stuck. The case became Lancaster County’s oldest unsolved homicide.
Decades later, forensic science closed the gap. In 1997, a male DNA profile was developed from the semen on her underwear.
It was entered into national databases with no hits. In 2019 and 2020, investigators turned to genetic genealogy.
Working with Parabon NanoLabs and genealogist CeCe Moore, they determined the unknown contributor’s ancestry traced primarily to the small Italian town of Gasperina in Calabria.
Cross-referencing immigration patterns, historical records, and local residents narrowed the possibilities. One name stood out: David Sinopoli, then in his late 60s, who had once lived in the same four-unit building and had never previously been a suspect.
In February 2022, detectives followed him to Philadelphia International Airport. After he discarded a coffee cup in a trash can before boarding a flight, they recovered it.
Laboratory analysis and specialized software comparison showed the DNA on the cup matched the 1975 crime-scene profile with an extraordinarily high degree of certainty—described by analysts as roughly ten trillion times more likely than coincidence.
Additional blood evidence from her clothing was consistent with the same profile. On July 17, 2022, Sinopoli was arrested and charged with criminal homicide.
In October 2023, he pleaded guilty to third-degree murder, aggravated assault, and burglary.
Under the sentencing structure that applied to 1975 offenses, he received 25 to 50 years in prison.
The resolution came 47 years after the night Lindy Sue Biechler’s ordinary errand ended in her living room, and after decades in which the evidence had simply waited for tools that did not yet exist.
The black-and-white portrait you shared is the image that has circulated with coverage of the case for years.