Comments by "rockethead7" (@rockethead7) on "Inside Edition" channel.

  1. Oops. It seems Inside Edition left out a few facts: - Timeline: July 1, 2021 = this arrest. March, 2022 = suicide. November 24, 2023 = arrest video released (FOIA request). Nobody saw the arrest video until long after she was dead. - Multiple people called about this incident. One of them recorded it and gave a copy of the video to the police. It doesn't match this sob story about nobody being around. - She served a felony prison term in Florida about 6 years ago. She had a long list of other arrests before and after. Drugs and alcohol. Stealing cars. Failures to appear. Other thefts. You name it. - She abandoned her career and family over a decade ago, including a husband and a 6 month old son (and another son) in favor of living a life of crime and drugs. - Her landlord said she was a stripper at the local club. Her neighbors said she also did "private extras" for cash with a parade of men in her apartment. If she was someone who was easily "shamed," she sure picked a strange career path. - She never showed up at court for this arrest, which seems to have been her usual way of handling her other arrests, given her warrants for failures to appear. She attempted to change her name a few times to evade the police, but, the courts wouldn't let her, due to her criminal history. I guess "innocent soccer mom gets arrested by evil police and can't stand the shame" goes viral. And, they crafted this story a few months ago, long after she died, but didn't mention she was already dead. That way, they got a 2nd viral round by posting the "update" that she had killed herself, and let the public believe that the arrest was the cause. "Convicted felon who can't stop getting arrested, gets arrested again, and kills herself a year later for unrelated reasons" doesn't go viral, after all. I'll eat my hat if she wasn't making "public beach" content, but got reported, and was trying to whine her way out of her millionth arrest.
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  7. The number of people commenting in this video, falling for this ridiculous setup of a "news" story... it's downright sad. This incident was on July 1, 2021. She committed suicide in March of 2022. The arrest video wasn't released until November 24, 2023 (Freedom of Information Act request), and had absolutely no "shaming" effect on her, because nobody saw it while she was alive. There were a couple of obscure blogs that posted her mugshot, but, that's not exactly new for her, because she had an arrest record a mile long, and did a felony term in a Florida prison about 6 years ago. Multiple people at the beach called the cops for this incident, and one of them recorded it, and gave a copy of the video to the police. It has never been released due to graphic content, but, the arrest report says it was a loud and public display in view of multiple people including children. Inside Edition first aired this story long after her death, but, didn't mention that she was already dead. They apparently wanted a double-whammy of viral videos out of this one, so, in the first version, they didn't tell the audience that she had already been dead for 1.5 years, and then made this "follow up" story to say she's now dead, leaving the audience to believe that it was the first round of press that caused the suicide, and this is the 2nd round of press to talk about that. In reality, there was nearly zero press until long after she was dead. It's ironic (not really) that they say she was a real estate agent, since she hadn't sold a house in over a decade. Her landlord said that she was a stripper at the local club, and neighbors said she did "private extras" in her apartment with a parade of men. Personally, I think she was making "public beach" content for her fans, but got reported, and was trying to cry her way out of her millionth arrest. She's been busted for drug and alcohol crimes, stealing cars, failures to appear, other thefts, had judgements against her civilly and criminally, and had open warrants. More than a decade ago, she abandoned her family, husband, 6 month old son, and another son, in order to live a life of crime and drugs that her own family said was "off the rails." But, Inside Edition gets more viral views from "innocent soccer mom busted by evil police" than "career criminal who can't stop getting herself arrested, gets arrested again, and kills herself a year later for unrelated reasons." And, the gullible audience gobbles it up like Christmas dinner.
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  29. I wonder how many people in these comments would express this level of sympathy if Inside Edition actually told the whole story, rather than this concept of "was she shamed to death?" They never actually answer the question, mind you. But, they paint a picture of a sweet soccer mom being carted away by evil police, being shamed in public, who commits suicide because of the publicity. They never say that the arrest video wasn't released until 2.5 years later, and that she was long gone by then. They let you believe that the release of the arrest video was the cause of the suicide, but, in reality, nobody saw the arrest video until long after she was dead. They never say that the cops would have had no choice but to arrest her anyway, because she was a career criminal with open warrants who served felony time in a Florida prison about 6 years ago. They don't tell you that she walked out on her family over a decade ago, including a husband, a 6 month old son, and another son, in order to live a life of crime and drugs. Stealing cars. Drugs and alcohol. Other thefts and civil judgements. They don't tell you that her landlord said she was a stripper at the local club, and her neighbors said she did "private extras" with parades of paying men in her apartment. They don't tell you that she was so estranged from any family and friends that absolutely nobody came looking for her after her death, and that nobody even knows how long she was dead (probably a month due to the decay of the body) before the landlord went into the apartment looking for the overdue rent. They don't tell you that her own family said that they don't think this incident had anything to do with her suicide a year later. Nope. They also don't tell you that there were multiple callers on the beach that day who complained to the police, one of whom actually recorded the incident and gave a copy of the video to the cops. (That video has never been released due to graphic content.) If she wasn't making "public beach" content, I'll eat my hat. But, they show her trying to cry her way out of her millionth arrest, tell you that she's a real estate agent (who hadn't sold a house in more than a decade), and everyone pours their heart out with sympathy. Well, I don't lack sympathy either. I don't like seeing people suffering, nor for their private lives to be made public. But, the Freedom of Information Act is law in this country. So, the cops had no choice but to release the arrest video after she was long gone. And, I don't like when media people spin a story to make it go viral, while intentionally avoiding all of the facts. I'm sorry that "career criminal gets herself arrested for the millionth time" doesn't go viral, while "innocent soccer mom tossed in prison by evil police" does. But, I lament even more about the viewers who blindly swallow anything they see in a 1 minute video.
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