Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
YOU nikkaS OUT OF THE LOOP
IF YOU THINK DRUG TESTS
DONT COVER SYNTHETHIC WEED.
THIS AINT 2010.
I'm definitely out the loop.
I listened when McGruff said "don't do drugs"
Carlee Russell’s Attorney Confirms Carlee Wasn’t Kidnapped Update: Mugshot released
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I'm definitely out the loop.
I listened when McGruff said "don't do drugs"
People smoke synthetic because they’re under impression it can’t be detected.
YOU nikkaS OUT OF THE LOOP
IF YOU THINK DRUG TESTS
DONT COVER SYNTHETHIC WEED.
THIS AINT 2010.
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
Thread went full retarded.
We got folks calling they mom a bytch in a loving way
, a debate about drugs (which i admit my part in) even though no drugs have been mentioned at all in this case, and a heated debate about children walking alongside the road.I think imma need folks to @ me too. I'm outta here till then
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
Folks saying they refunding the GoFund payments to the donors.
Edit
Crime Stoppers now says $63,000 raised in Carlee Russell search not being refunded
“This investigation is still ongoing, and accordingly, there is no basis to refund any contributions at this time."www.al.com
There are no gofundme payments because a gofundme was never set up for this case. They're refunding people's donations to Crime Stoppers (but only if they request a refund
)
If someone was worried about a drug test don’t you think they would google if that drug showed up on a drug test especially if their job depended on it
@OffHalsted
The 100s LochNess
From Protect Black Women to Black Women "Just say no"
Shrooms is the new PCP.. Very popular..
Shrooms is the new PCP.. Very popular..
Trojan 24
Veteran
From Protect Black Women to Black Women "Just say no"
These dudes would rather diagnosis a young women with a serious mental disorder or episode then consider her getting zooted off a brownie or gummies
Obviously we don't know yet, but they haven't reported any mental health history on her. I have serious doubts a young seemingly healthy women in nursing school just randomly lost her mind. Hell if I'm her family I'm praying it's just a brownie and nothing more
Neo. The Only. The One.
THE ONE
These dudes would rather diagnosis a young women with a serious mental disorder or episode then consider her getting zooted off a brownie or gummies
Obviously we don't know yet, but they haven't reported any mental health history on her. I have serious doubts a young seemingly healthy women in nursing school just randomly lost her mind. Hell if I'm her family I'm praying it's just a brownie and nothing more
Worst case scenario is that it was a hoax for attention.
That still hasn't been ruled out.
If that turns out to be true, the coli gon be on fire for the next 2 weeks. The threads, the carnage, the bodies
So many bans are gonna come down, folks are gonna threaten mods, some folks are gonna go too far, cacs will inadvertently expose themselves
JayBaldacci
All Star
black women eat edibles... strong enough can damn near psychedelic effects.
JayBaldacci
All Star
and escaped the kindnapper/s? after 2 days? And just walk home? I mean maybe...
I’m so sorry you went through that. Words will never heal but i just wanted to express heartfelt sorrow for your ordeal
Born2BKing
Veteran
That crime stoppers dude sound like he definitely ain't tryna give that money back.There are no gofundme payments because a gofundme was never set up for this case. They're refunding people's donations to Crime Stoppers (but only if they request a refund
Breh this thread is becoming more batshyt than the actual "case"
- Was it a child?
- Was it a midget?
- Was it my lost crew mate?
- Was she on drugs?
- Is the family saying anything at ALL about these events?
- Why the police silent?
- WHERE IS JA?
- Why the "boyfriend" trying to be all up in the videos?
- When did this thread become a "shyt on black women" crusade?
- Why did Bush knock down the towers?
Born2BKing
Veteran
Police have no idea how she got home or have not really even spoken to her.
www.al.com
Carlee Russell was released from UAB Hospital Sunday morning after returning to her parents’ Hoover home Saturday night.
Police say they will try to piece together what happened in the two days that she was missing.
It won’t be a quick process, Hoover police said, and the important thing is that Russell is home and safe.
“We deal in facts,’’ Hoover police Chief Nick Derzis said Sunday. “As far as I’m concerned, it’s our obligation as police to put it all together.”
“The goal now is to find out what happened in the 48 or 49 hours after she disappeared a mile from her house and then ended up back at the house, to fill in the gaps,’’ he said.
“We don’t have to move quickly,’’ the chief said. “Our priority was to get her home and she’s home. We’ll investigate and do what we have to do.”
Russell’s mother, Talitha Robinson, released a statement on Facebook early Sunday afternoon, but it did not shed light on what happened during Russell’s disappearance.
“God is faithful and He has answered our prayers We are so grateful to each of you for all the acts of kindness, generosity, and compassion you have shown Our baby is safe!!!!!!!!!! Thank you Father God,” the statement read.
Robinson asked that people respect their privacy “to allow us to just love on our daughter and each other with our close family and friends. Also, please consider the fact we have not slept for 3 nights and we are mentally and physically exhausted.”
Robinson said they will give a statement to reporters and thanked those who aided in the search.
“Just as we made a commitment to not entertain negative thoughts during the time our daughter was missing, we surely will not entertain negative thoughts/statements, unvalidated opinions, or sheer ignorance at such a joyous time,” the statement continued.
The 25-year-old nursing student returned alone to the home where she lives with her parents about 10:44 p.m. Saturday.
Derzis said he doesn’t yet know how Russell got back to the Hoover subdivision, but that she walked up to the house and knocked on her parents’ door.
Police and fire medics quickly responded. Russell, who was said to be having difficulty breathing, was taken to UAB Hospital where she was held overnight for an evaluation, and then discharged early Sunday.
“Detectives responded to the residence and to UAB to take an initial statement from Carlee. The details of that statement are a part of the ongoing investigation which is expected to continue over the next few days,” a statement from police on Sunday read.
Investigators have not yet done any kind of in-depth interview with her.
Friends and family members remained outside UAB’s emergency room early until Sunday morning.
“We’re respecting the privacy of Carlee and her family. Our main goal has been achieved and that is getting her home safe,’’ Derzis said.
“Our investigation now goes to the time on Thursday night when she called 911 and she’s gone to the point of her getting home last night,” the chief added.
“We’re going to find out exactly what took place,’’ Derzis said.
Earlier Saturday evening, police were dispatched to the Red Roof Inn on Montgomery Highway in Vestavia Hills.
According to police radio communications, family members of Russell showed up at the motel claiming they had received a call from her that she was there.
It did not immediately appear that Russell was found at that time.
The ordeal began Thursday when family members said Russell left The Woodhouse Spa at the Summit where she worked part time.
She then stopped by Taziki’s at the Colonnade at 9 p.m. to pick up food for herself and her mother.
Police have not been able to locate anyone with Carlee from the time she left The Colonnade until she made a call to 911.
Russell told the 911 dispatcher at 9:34 p.m. that she was near mile marker 11 when she said she saw a male toddler in a diaper walking alone on the side of I-459 between the flyover to the Galleria and Highway 150, said Lt. Daniel Lowe.
After calling 911, Russell stopped to check on the child and called a family member, Lowe said. The family member lost contact with her, but the line remained open.
Officers located Russell’s Mercedes, still running but vacant. Some of her belongings were nearby. Police were unable to find her or a child in the area.
Hoover police had not received any other calls of someone missing a small child.
At 9:36 p.m., her mother, Talitha Russell, said her daughter was on the phone with her brother’s girlfriend. Carlee pulled over after saying she saw a child that appeared to be 3 or 4 years old.
“She probably let her guard down thinking 911 would be there in a second‚” Talitha Russell said.
For the next two days, police and teams of volunteer searchers followed leads and scoured the area of where Russell’s car was found.
Nearly $60,000 was offered to Crime Stoppers of Metro Alabama as a reward for Russell’s safe return.
Where did Carlee Russell go? Family rejoices; police investigate what happened after I-459 disappearance
"We’re going to find out exactly what took place," Hoover police Chief Nick Derzis said.
www.al.com
Carlee Russell was released from UAB Hospital Sunday morning after returning to her parents’ Hoover home Saturday night.
Police say they will try to piece together what happened in the two days that she was missing.
It won’t be a quick process, Hoover police said, and the important thing is that Russell is home and safe.
“We deal in facts,’’ Hoover police Chief Nick Derzis said Sunday. “As far as I’m concerned, it’s our obligation as police to put it all together.”
“The goal now is to find out what happened in the 48 or 49 hours after she disappeared a mile from her house and then ended up back at the house, to fill in the gaps,’’ he said.
“We don’t have to move quickly,’’ the chief said. “Our priority was to get her home and she’s home. We’ll investigate and do what we have to do.”
Russell’s mother, Talitha Robinson, released a statement on Facebook early Sunday afternoon, but it did not shed light on what happened during Russell’s disappearance.
“God is faithful and He has answered our prayers We are so grateful to each of you for all the acts of kindness, generosity, and compassion you have shown Our baby is safe!!!!!!!!!! Thank you Father God,” the statement read.
Robinson asked that people respect their privacy “to allow us to just love on our daughter and each other with our close family and friends. Also, please consider the fact we have not slept for 3 nights and we are mentally and physically exhausted.”
Robinson said they will give a statement to reporters and thanked those who aided in the search.
“Just as we made a commitment to not entertain negative thoughts during the time our daughter was missing, we surely will not entertain negative thoughts/statements, unvalidated opinions, or sheer ignorance at such a joyous time,” the statement continued.
The 25-year-old nursing student returned alone to the home where she lives with her parents about 10:44 p.m. Saturday.
Derzis said he doesn’t yet know how Russell got back to the Hoover subdivision, but that she walked up to the house and knocked on her parents’ door.
Police and fire medics quickly responded. Russell, who was said to be having difficulty breathing, was taken to UAB Hospital where she was held overnight for an evaluation, and then discharged early Sunday.
“Detectives responded to the residence and to UAB to take an initial statement from Carlee. The details of that statement are a part of the ongoing investigation which is expected to continue over the next few days,” a statement from police on Sunday read.
Investigators have not yet done any kind of in-depth interview with her.
Friends and family members remained outside UAB’s emergency room early until Sunday morning.
“We’re respecting the privacy of Carlee and her family. Our main goal has been achieved and that is getting her home safe,’’ Derzis said.
“Our investigation now goes to the time on Thursday night when she called 911 and she’s gone to the point of her getting home last night,” the chief added.
“We’re going to find out exactly what took place,’’ Derzis said.
Earlier Saturday evening, police were dispatched to the Red Roof Inn on Montgomery Highway in Vestavia Hills.
According to police radio communications, family members of Russell showed up at the motel claiming they had received a call from her that she was there.
It did not immediately appear that Russell was found at that time.
The ordeal began Thursday when family members said Russell left The Woodhouse Spa at the Summit where she worked part time.
She then stopped by Taziki’s at the Colonnade at 9 p.m. to pick up food for herself and her mother.
Police have not been able to locate anyone with Carlee from the time she left The Colonnade until she made a call to 911.
Russell told the 911 dispatcher at 9:34 p.m. that she was near mile marker 11 when she said she saw a male toddler in a diaper walking alone on the side of I-459 between the flyover to the Galleria and Highway 150, said Lt. Daniel Lowe.
After calling 911, Russell stopped to check on the child and called a family member, Lowe said. The family member lost contact with her, but the line remained open.
Officers located Russell’s Mercedes, still running but vacant. Some of her belongings were nearby. Police were unable to find her or a child in the area.
Hoover police had not received any other calls of someone missing a small child.
At 9:36 p.m., her mother, Talitha Russell, said her daughter was on the phone with her brother’s girlfriend. Carlee pulled over after saying she saw a child that appeared to be 3 or 4 years old.
“She probably let her guard down thinking 911 would be there in a second‚” Talitha Russell said.
For the next two days, police and teams of volunteer searchers followed leads and scoured the area of where Russell’s car was found.
Nearly $60,000 was offered to Crime Stoppers of Metro Alabama as a reward for Russell’s safe return.