Comments by "Goose" (@goose7574) on "FOX 26 Houston" channel.

  1. Of course they won't show how Camille hugged Ben first! 🙄
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  2. Camille actually broke down after this day in court, in the court room.
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  3. I wonder what Greg thinks now, after watching this trial in the US... As a survivor of both DV & SA, my heart breaks for Johnny. I totally agree with Greg as well, that what AH is doing, is hurting actual survivors. I truly hope that the ACLU drops AH as an Ambassador. She SHOULDN'T be part of that organization!
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  4. This comment section is actually pretty gross. If people actually did some research on this case, they'd truly understand what happened to these people. It's clear that people DIDN'T do their research.
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  5.  @Arhimith  I couldn't agree more. This whole thing has got to be extremely emotionally taxing... especially if Camille has ever been a victim of abuse as well. She did an incredible job!
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  6.  @PHlophe  Can you please direct me to where you got this info about the bond money going to the "country police"? I've never heard of bond money doing this, because in many circumstances, it's returned, when the person goes to trial. I don't see how that would be possible. Not to mention, each state, city, county, etc., has their own budget for officers, which is paid by tax payers and state funding. Lastly, what do you mean by "county police"? Are you talking about the County L.E.? Or are you trying to say bond money goes to the United States police department as a whole. Thanks
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  7.  @kidmac1514  That was my thought as well. Since many bonds are returned, this wouldn't be possible. Please see the comment right above your's. I've never heard of "bond money" going to the "country police." To me, that seems to be a made up idea to turn people against the police.
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  8.  @ummmummm563  I thought he might've meant the county as well, but even that doesn't make sense. Each state's funding, comes from tax payers, federal funding, etc. Think about how bonds work. If the person goes to court, the bond is returned to the bondsman or person who posted it. The only reason they have a bond, is to try to guarantee that the accused will show up.
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  9. So glad the news is covering this!
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