beyond belief
Posted on | September 21, 2007 | No Comments
I saw this mentioned yesterday on Racialicious, I think, but then found a link to a news story on an amazing blog I discovered today via Afrobella: What About Our Daughters?
In light of the Jena protests yesterday and the general state of our world, it’s definitely important to spend some time @ What About Our Daughters? and in particular check out this story which I’ve been following via the various online resources:
Torture-rape victim faces bad-check counts
The part that really got to me?
The false check charge is for a $32.21 check to Dominos Pizza. The false pretenses charge is for $96.40 to the Kiddie Junction Consignment Shop in Beaver.
Come on now, after what she’s just gone through–food and what seems like used children’s items?
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