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Hoping your week went ok. You’re right we don’t deserve dogs. They’re the absolute best and it’s not fair they don’t live very long. But we have to take comfort that they had a wonderful life.View attachment 90084View attachment 90085
We don't deserve dogs. Tomorrow is going to be a hard day for me, and it'll be even harder for my son Matthew, and my daughter, Ella.
They grew up with Sophie. Ella was 9 and Matthew was 7 when we got her. She's been there when things have been great, when things have been rough, when my mother unexpectedly passed away. Through COVID and divorces and injuries and stress and everything.
Total love. That's what a dog is....and that's all she ever wanted.
Tomorrow is going to be a hard day.
What a monster POS. Slam dunk top disgraced buckeye.Ex-NFL linebacker Darron Lee indicted on murder charge
Former NFL linebacker Darron Lee has been indicted on a murder charge in the death of his partner.
A grand jury in Hamilton County returned an indictment Tuesday. Prosecutors dismissed a tampering with evidence charge to focus solely on the more serious allegation, Hamilton County District Attorney Coty Wamp said.
The state is pursuing a first-degree murder conviction, which carries a life sentence. The decision on whether to pursue the death penalty against Lee will be made in the coming weeks, Wamp said.
Lee is accused of killing Gabriella Perpetuo, 29, in February. A medical examiner listed Perpetuo's cause of death as multiple blunt force injuries, and the autopsy report listed 12 different injuries, including multiple hematomas, bone fractures and stab wounds.
At the time of Lee's arrest, he was on probation in Franklin County, Ohio, and Alachua County, Florida, after he was charged in three separate alleged assaults involving another man, Lee's mother and the mother of his child, court records showed.
Prosecutors accused Lee of asking ChatGPT how to get medical help without calling the police. He asked the artificial intelligence assistant whether a fall could cause bruising to two eyes and "two stabby looking wounds," according to evidence presented in court.
Lee remains in the Hamilton County Jail without bond.
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