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@CapObvious01 @DailyLoud Agreed. We’ve sent a black unmarked van to pick up your mother later and take her to her new home
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@DailyLoud Being fat needs to be illegal. Fat camps need to be mandatory.
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@aa9skillz haha u dumb baldy. quit talking about football if u don't know ball smh
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If France don’t win i’m giving away five copies of GTA…. Lock in
Guess the score prediction right… u could win!
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@ThomasDalyAHA but if his daughter was raped by a blackie and got pregnant, he’d want her to abort it lmao. make it make sense
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@Phoenix2A_1980s this is why small towns are better. u have so much more control in ur life
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This is the kind of situation I actually dread. Not for myself, but for my own kids. Dad definitely did the right thing by getting them out of the way, but sometimes, that's not going to be enough.
Thankfully, this time it was.
The fact remains, we don't and shouldn't have to live like this. Ever. I'm tired of it.
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@LRHN_Cash ashy ass girl is so annoying. like just let them chimp out and entertain us
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@millykrush @Aduradara61049 ur also retarded cus you dont understand white men have small dicks it has nothing to do with gay black men you low iq bitch
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@fOx1257067 imagine still believing in god lmao. it’s like thinking santa is real
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"I threw him into the lake and gave him to God."
Those are the words Ruth Miller reportedly told authorities after a horrifying tragedy at Atwood Lake in Tuscarawas County, Ohio, in August 2025.
What began as a family getaway ended in unimaginable loss. Investigators said Ruth and her husband, Marcus Miller, became consumed by religious delusions and believed God was directing them to carry out a series of "tests of faith."
Marcus entered the lake and drowned. Hours later, Ruth allegedly threw their 4-year-old son, Vincen Miller, into the water. He did not survive. She then drove a golf cart carrying her three older children into the lake. All three escaped alive.
When first responders arrived, Ruth reportedly told them she had "given" her son to God and claimed her husband had been swallowed by a fish.
In March 2026, after being charged with murder and other offenses, a judge found Ruth Miller not guilty by reason of insanity, concluding that severe mental illness prevented her from understanding that her actions were wrong at the time.
It's one of those cases that leaves people asking where the line between justice and severe mental illness should be drawn.
Do you believe the verdict was the right outcome under the law, or should cases like this be handled differently?
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