Candace
@candace07.bsky.social
Welp, let’s do the thing over here.
I like West Virginia, food, storytelling and traveling.
If sharing our position on the Oxford comma is required over here, I am adamantly opposed.
I like West Virginia, food, storytelling and traveling.
If sharing our position on the Oxford comma is required over here, I am adamantly opposed.
November 20, 2024 at 9:53 AM
Welp, let’s do the thing over here.
I like West Virginia, food, storytelling and traveling.
If sharing our position on the Oxford comma is required over here, I am adamantly opposed.
I like West Virginia, food, storytelling and traveling.
If sharing our position on the Oxford comma is required over here, I am adamantly opposed.
Reposted by Candace
A teenage girl reported that her stepmother sold her to be raped for $100 when she was 17 years old.
The buyer, she told the sheriff’s department, wasn’t just anyone — it was Police Chief Larry Clay.
The buyer, she told the sheriff’s department, wasn’t just anyone — it was Police Chief Larry Clay.
A police chief was accused of paying $100 to rape a teen — and trying to cover it up.
In a tiny West Virginia town, Gauley Bridge Police Chief Larry Clay Jr. “was the law.” Then he was accused of paying to rape a teen and trying to cover it up.
www.washingtonpost.com
November 14, 2024 at 2:44 PM
A teenage girl reported that her stepmother sold her to be raped for $100 when she was 17 years old.
The buyer, she told the sheriff’s department, wasn’t just anyone — it was Police Chief Larry Clay.
The buyer, she told the sheriff’s department, wasn’t just anyone — it was Police Chief Larry Clay.