Katy Padilla Stout, the Democratic nominee for Texas’ 23rd congressional district, wrote in her X post that her Republican opponent, YouTuber Brandon Herrera, “defends owning a copy of Mein Kampf.” She included an ActBlue donation link at the end of the post as well as a picture of Herrera holding a book.
The Republican candidate mocked Stout in another X post, writing that she “apparently doesn’t know the difference between the Communist Manifesto and Mein Kampf,” and that she “didn’t know we have 27 counties in the district, not 26.”
He broke into the home of an elderly couple. Forced them to drive to an ATM to withdrawal cash. Got back home, he R_ped the the 81 year old woman... he took off and went to a SECOND HOUSE where a woman was leaving her home to run errands. He put a gun to HER head and ordered her inside... he didn't know the woman's husband was home.
The little daughter screamed, the husband (a teacher) heard it, came running. He rushed the teen and tried to get the gun away. It went off. The husband was killed.
During the trial the scumbag teen's family bitched and complained the teen should have been given a chance to 'run away' and the dirtbag teenager said "I'm not a monster. I'm a misunderstood boy...."
...........sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole for fatally shooting a teacher, plus 290 years for raping an 81-year-old woman and other crimes.
Tulsa County District Judge Kelly Greenough sentenced Deonte Green, 18, on Wednesday. Green entered guilty pleas in March to first-degree murder, 18 other felonies and one misdemeanor.
Prosecutors said Green was 16 on October 1, 2017 when, over the course of one day, he fatally shot Broken Arrow Public Schools teacher Shane Anderson at his home, raped the woman and committed a series of armed robberies. But his contact with police stretches back to when he was just 11.
“This is not a single bad day,” Assistant District Attorney Kevin Gray said. “Deonte Green has worked up to this for years. For somebody that age to have this kind of criminal history is staggering.”
Green’s attorney read a letter in court in which the teen stated he was “not a monster,” instead describing himself as a “misunderstood boy.”
In her sentencing, Greenough found the teen “irreparably corrupt and permanently incorrigible,” which is a standard for imposing life without parole on a defendant who was a juvenile when the crime took place.
“I’m grateful the judge’s sentence reflected (Green’s) character, his crimes, his inability to live within the boundaries of society,” Darcie Anderson, Anderson’s widow, said after the decision. “But in the end, nothing’s going to bring my husband back. So while I’m glad that justice was served in his case, I would trade anything to have my husband back.”
