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patria o muerte, venceremos
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Posted On: October 13th 2026, 10:38 pm
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In May 2025, 22-year-old former missionary Krew Zaugg met a 15-year-old girl. The victim’s family explained that she had recently lost her grandfather and was vulnerable, looking for a friend. Even though she explicitly told Zaugg her age before they met in person, he picked her up and sexually assaulted her inside his locked Tesla. In court, Zaugg tearfully told the judge that on the night of the crime, he had just broken up with his girlfriend and was desperately seeking comfort. He stated: "I was feeling sad, lonely and miserable. Instead of dealing with those things in a mature and responsible way, I made an impulsive decision." While released on bail awaiting trial, Zaugg reconciled with that same girlfriend and married her. Zaugg was originally charged with rape of a victim under 16 and lewd conduct with a child. Under a plea agreement, prosecutors amended the charge to felony battery with intent to commit a serious felony, dismissing the lewd conduct charge. District Judge Michael Whyte placed Zaugg on a one-year "rider" program (retained jurisdiction) in a correctional facility. While he carries an underlying sentence of 4 to 18 years, successfully completing the treatment program within that year gives the judge the option to place him on probation instead of sending him to state prison for the full term. He was also ordered to register as a sex offender and maintain no contact with the victim for 14 years.
We dont know you but we ARE coming ✌️ . . #comedy #girls #skit
Had intramural league looking like GAME 7. 😭🔥 (via @khang.dangg_ , @_conorhayes, @ucfimsports)
Another Sussex scandal, another attempt to make William and Catherine the fall guys—just like the Nazi-costume episode, when Harry’s choice to wear that uniform somehow became a story about what William and Catherine supposedly thought of it. The blame keeps changing hands; the family drama doesn’t. And we’ve seen this pattern before. Meghan said she was experiencing suicidal thoughts, and the public discussion turned toward what the institution—and the Waleses in particular—did or didn’t do. But where was the same scrutiny of her husband? Harry was the person closest to her. If she needed professional care, why is the blame being aimed at William and Catherine rather than at the people responsible for supporting her at home? That deserves an answer, not another round of redirected blame. This latest mess is about the Sussexes and the Markle family. It has nothing to do with the Prince and Princess of Wales. Yet the story seems to change by the minute, apparently in the hope that if enough blame is tossed around, nobody will ask the obvious question: who knew what, and when? Harry says he wants to reconcile while also appearing to blame his brother and sister-in-law for the alleged behavior of his own in-laws. Quite a reconciliation strategy: extend an olive branch with one hand and point an accusing finger with the other. William didn’t marry Meghan, and he isn’t responsible for her family. If the allegations concern the Markles, then the Markles—and the people with actual knowledge—are the ones who should answer for them. William and Catherine aren’t investigators, and they have no legal jurisdiction over alleged conduct in other countries. Stop treating the Waleses as the Royal Family’s all-purpose blame sponge. If the Sussex titles are being used while the family is being publicly attacked, King Charles should decide whether that arrangement still makes sense. The Middletons, meanwhile, remain mercifully absent from this travelling circus. Just saying.
One last time 🕺
It’s a simple life #halloween #halloweencostumes
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