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

  1. Yeah, sorry, my bad, it was difficult to know that you were being sarcastic. So many people here say such weird things (and mean it).
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  2. Blame the victim?
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  3. Huh? She was already dead by the time she was put on blast.
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  4. A) A citation for an aggravated misdemeanor? Huh? B) With number of open warrants she had, do you really think she wasn't getting arrested?
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  5. Yes. One of the witnesses even caught it on video, and showed the video to the police. You should read the police report. Let's just say that it doesn't exactly match the story about a quiet discreet act with nobody around (her story). But, yeah, people will make up just about anything as an attempt to avoid getting arrested for the millionth time.
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  6. No, dewdrop. This was merely the most recent in her long list of crimes. If she didn't commit suicide from her felony prison term, her multiple judgements from other thefts, her mile long arrest record, and her drug and alcohol problems, one more arrest isn't going to matter. And, since virtually nobody knew about this arrest until long after she was dead, how much shame could she possibly have even felt?
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  7. Welcome to Inside Edition.
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  8. Oh, way to go on the facts there. Just making stuff up as you go, huh? And, you have the audacity to blame "this country" while you manufacture your own "facts" out of thin air? Dewdrop, multiple people called the police. One woman even video recorded it with her cell phone, and showed the video to the police. They described it in their arrest report as a very public and loud display, in view of multiple people. This hardly matches the version of the story as presented by a woman who is trying to avoid getting arrested, by claiming that it was a discreet and private thing with nobody around. No boat or binoculars were involved, dewdrop. Stop making stuff up.
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  9. Arrest = July 2021. Suicide = March 2022. Arrest video made public = November 2023. Sorry if you believe anything told to you on Inside Edition.
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  10. ​ @agitatedmongoose  Pffttt. Her felony term in a Florida prison, her million other arrests, her history with drugs and alcohol, the fact that she abandoned her career and family (including a 6 month old boy) to live a life of crime and drugs... those aren't a "checkered history" in your mind?
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  11.  @agitatedmongoose  Is your Google broken or something?
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  12. She served a felony prison term in Florida, and had a million other arrests.
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  13.  @emilybrooke_x  Nobody saw the arrest video while she was alive. They released it 1.5 years after she was already dead.
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  14. Yeah, poor guy, just wanted to enjoy himself at the playground. Kids didn't know what was going on anyway, right? Why did parents react that way to the guy cranking in front of kids? (Oh, was that a different video? Sorry, it's ok, she's female.)
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  15. So, it's your opinion that a stripper gets "mortified" when she is exposed? I mean, you do know her landlord said she was a stripper, right? You do know about her extensive criminal history, right?
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  16. This incident = July 1, 2021. Suicide = March, 2022. Arrest video released = November 24, 2023.
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  17. The police blocked the release of the arrest video for 2.5 years. That's 1.5 years AFTER she died before anybody even saw the video. And, what exactly do you think the police would get from views anyway?
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  18. I got your response in the other thread. But, I'll add a couple of tidbits here. Multiple people called about this incident, not just "one family." One of the audience recorded the show, and gave a copy of the video to the police. It didn't match her version about nobody being around. To the contrary, it was a loud and public act in view of multiple people including children. After her long criminal history, it's tough to get a straight job. So, her landlord said she was a "dancer" at the local club. Her neighbors said she did "private extras" for cash in her apartment. Personally, I think she was making "public beach" content for her fans, and got reported, and was trying to cry her way out of her millionth arrest.
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  19. The family with children weren't the only ones that called this in. There were multiple callers. And, apparently, she had walked up and down the beach looking for a spot, and specifically chose one in view of groups of people, then plopped down and went to town with a very loud show. One of the "audience" recorded it on video and gave a copy to the police. But, that video hasn't been released due to graphic content. If she wasn't making "public beach" content for her fans, I'll eat my hat.
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  20. One of the "audience" did take video. She showed that video to the police. It's in their arrest report.
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  21. It was most likely released as a result of a legal FOIA request. So, what's your lawsuit exactly?
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  22. The Freedom of Information Act disagrees with you.
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  23. Putting on a show in public in front of children is an aggravated misdemeanor. And, sorry, but the witnesses, and the video of the incident itself, disagree with you.
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  24. Law enforcement DIDN'T show this. They blocked the release of this video for 2.5 years. But, after she was gone, and the investigations were closed, they could no longer block legal Freedom of Information Act requests.
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  25. Um, no. This incident = July 1, 2021. She ended things = March, 2022. Video released = November 24, 2023.
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  26. "didn’t have to release footage" Um, yes, dewdrop. It's called the Freedom of Information Act. They blocked the release for 2.5 years. But, eventually, after the investigation was closed long enough, they could no longer block it.
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  27. "Essentially, they’ve brought about her death." But, nobody saw the arrest video while she was alive!! So, how does that even make sense?
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  28. ""previous integrities" Huh? She was a career criminal with a mile long record, including a felony term in a Florida prison. Her landlord said she was a "dancer" (yeah, that kind), and her neighbors said she did "private extras" with lots of paying men in her apartment. Integrities?"
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  29.  @mrs.truthseekertruthseeker5973  And, you believe her story about thinking nobody was around, why? Because she said so, as she was attempting to cry her way out of her millionth arrest? The video taken by the witnesses disagrees with her story about nobody being around.
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  30. I agree. However, I'll add one thought: no sane person commits suicide over one incident like this, this was probably the straw that broke the camel's back.
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  31. Weird, it blocked my first reply. I reworded, and it posted it. Then, it allowed my first reply again.
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  32. First of all, dewdrop, the arrest video wasn't released until 1.5 years after she died. So, seriously, spare the world this notion about the police embarrassing her. Secondly, why would she be so ashamed of this particular arrest? She didn't commit suicide over her felony term spent in prison, nor her million other arrests. And, she waited a year after this arrest before doing it. Oh, but Inside Edition dictates to you how you're supposed to think about it, so, you blindly abide. You know, being a convicted felon with an arrest record a mile long means that it must have been very difficult to get a straight job. So, her landlord said she was a stripper at the local club, and her neighbors said she did "private" cash encounters in her apartment. I'd eat my hat if she wasn't making "public beach" content for her fans, but got reported, and tried to cry her way out of it. See the thing is, the multiple callers and the people who recorded the incident and gave the video to the police said it appeared very intentional. And, the video doesn't match her claims about nobody being around. To the contrary, it was a loud and public act in front of multiple people including children. Oh, poor thing. Tell me, when she got busted for stealing cars about 6 years ago, did you cry "poor thing" about the people whose cars those were?
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  33. Naw, they're probably well aware never to trust stuff you see on Inside Edition. And, they probably know that she was a "dancer" with a criminal record a mile long, most likely making "public beach" content for her fans, but got reported and tried to cry her way out of her millionth arrest.
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  34. Welcome to Inside Edition, where facts don't matter.
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  35. Pffttt. And, you're going to go up to her while she's cranking it and have a conversation?
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  36. Wow, another legal eagle. They give citations for crimes now, huh? I always thought citations were for infractions, not crimes. And, a notice to appear? Isn't that an immigration thing? You're the legal expert here, so, please explain?
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  37. Huh? What do you know that the medical examiner didn't know? That's a mighty huge accusation, basically libel.
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  38. Is this a joke? She abandoned her family over a decade ago, including a 6 month old son, husband, and another son, to live a life of crime and drugs. She spent a felony term in a Florida prison. And, she has an arrest record a mile long for various crimes: stealing cars, drug and alcohol charges, other thefts, failures to appear, etc. Nice person?
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  39. Why should they? Her arrest had nothing to do with her suicide.
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  40. It's called the Freedom of Information Act. And, sorry, but you don't know what you're talking about. Nothing you're saying is even remotely accurate.
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  41. Well, according to the police report, the video of the incident didn't match her story about a discreet act with nobody around. I tend to trust the police and innocent bystanders more than I trust a convicted felon who was trying to avoid her millionth arrest.
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  42.  @KaoticReach1999  Of maybe you of know of you're wrong of if you of read of my initial posting of of.
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  43. She had two kids. And, good grief, go back to school to learn to read and write.
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  44. Yeah, when you see a guy cranking at the playground in front of kids, leave him alone, he's not hurting anybody.
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  45. It was the path back to the police cars. And, why do so many commenters make such a big deal of the walk? She had been arrested a million times before, so, I'd expect she'd be used to it by then. Plus, she wasn't shy when cranking it in front of an audience on the beach, so, why would she suddenly become shy when in the restaurant?
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  46. Wait until you have children and it's a creepy guy at a playground with your kids watching.
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  47. Is that what you'd do if you were at a playground with a guy doing the same thing? Just take your kids to a different playground?
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  48. One of the "audience" recorded it and gave a copy of the video to the police. It didn't match her version about nobody being around (her claim as she was attempting to get out of her millionth arrest). To the contrary, it is described in the report as a very loud and public video in view of multiple people including children. My guess is that she was trying to cry her way out of it because she figured there'd be a 50/50 chance of getting let go, before they look up her open warrants.
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  49. Oh, you're a shrewd legal expert, aren't you? So, in your mind, they should give tickets for crimes? You do know the difference between a crime and infraction, don't you?
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  50. Honest? Huh? One of the witnesses who called about this incident recorded it, and gave a copy of the video to the police. It doesn't match her sob story about nobody being around. Why would you blindly believe her anyway? Do you know she was a convicted felon who spent time in prison and had a million other arrests? Do you know her landlord said she was a "dancer" at the local club, and that her neighbors said she did "private extras" for cash in her apartment? Why do you think she's honest?
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