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Ohio Shooter TJ Lane Flips Off Court, Then Sentenced To Life In Prison [VIDEO]
Ohio Shooter TJ Lane Flips Off Court, Then Sentenced To Life In Prison [VIDEO]
Ohio Shooter TJ Lane Flips Off Court, Then Sentenced To Life In Prison [VIDEO]
According to ABC News, Ohio school shooter TJ Lane arrived in court today wearing a blue button down shirt during his sentencing, and then removed it only to display a white t-shirt with "Killer" written across it. The young man showed no remorse for his actions, and elected to "flip off" the entire court room when he was given a chance to speak.
Usher Is Held In Contempt Of Court During Custody Battle
Usher Is Held In Contempt Of Court During Custody Battle
Usher Is Held In Contempt Of Court During Custody Battle
TMZ is reporting that Rapper/Entertainer Usher, who is still in an ugly custody battle with his ex-wife Tameka Foster, was held in contempt of court today. We have documented on several occasions just how ugly this battle  has gotten, in and out of the courts, but now this case seems to have taken an unprecedented turn!!
Could A Witness Testify In The Brandon Scott Lavergene Case This Week???
Could A Witness Testify In The Brandon Scott Lavergene Case This Week???
Could A Witness Testify In The Brandon Scott Lavergene Case This Week???
Yesterday we told you that the Advertiser was reporting that the man accused of murdering UL student Mickey Shunick and Lisa Pate, Brandon Scott Lavergne, would be in court this Friday morning for an evidentiary hearing. Now we're learning, from the same source, that there may be a witness testifying in the Brandon Scott Lavergne case Friday morning.
Brandon Scott Lavergne Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ In Murder Cases
Brandon Scott Lavergne Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ In Murder Cases
Brandon Scott Lavergne Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ In Murder Cases
We have received word that Brandon Scott Lavergne plead NOT GUILTY this morning in a Lafayette Parish Courthouse in the cases involving missing UL student Mickey Shunick and Youngsville native Lisa Pate. He plead not guilty to first-degree murder charges in both cases.

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