And  why do we have these problems? Hint: The same reason that Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee, was fatally stabbed on August 22, 2025, while riding a LYNX Blue Line train in Charlotte, NC. The unprovoked attack occurred at the East/West Boulevard station, where she was attacked from behind by a fellow passenger, Decarlos Dejuan Brown Jr.. It’s  outrageous and WHY I DONOT SUPPORT AMERICAN DEMOCRATS. IRONICALLY, I DON'T SUPPORT THE REPUBLICANS EITHER- ALL SNAKES IN MY BOOK. These bastard politicians and men of power protect each other and they are blatantly doing it through legislation thathat protects them. Our government is so frigging messed up we cannot  even get them to end their politicians ' protective slush funds they gave themselves-that is how corrupt they are. Trump might be corrup,but so are most of the others as well. How's that for some crap?

WAYNE WAS FOUND NOT GUILTY AND THAT IS THE GREATEST TRAVESTY EVER!  DAMN THEM ALL

The document is hard to read. This is what it says:

Jury Says Boy Friend Not
Guilty in Mars Hill Murder
Baptist Press
5/7/75
MARSHALL, N. C. (BP) --A Madison County jury spent just 20 minutes here deciding that a New Jersey man was not guilty of murder in the October, 1973, death of his girlfriend, a Mars Hill College coed

The jury of three women and nine men found Wayne Schilling, 22, formerly of Mt. Holly, N. J. , not guilty of all charges, including second degree murder and manslaughter.
Charged in the death of Miss Sally Bell Moffitt, 18, of High Point, Schilling has been under $25,000 bond since his arrest last May, more than seven months after the pretty coed's body was found dead at a highway intersection about a mile north of the campus.
Schilling said he did not know who killed Sally Moffitt. He said he doubted if the state would ever learn who her killer was. Schilling was a senior biology major at Mars Hill, a Baptist college, and nearing
completion of his student teaching when he was given an interim suspension from the college-- pending the outcome of his trial--last May following his arrest. He said he wants to complete his education, but not particularly at Mars Hill. Madison County Sheriff E. Y. Ponder, the man who signed the original warrant against Schilling, maintained his belief that Schilling was guilty in the death. Asked if he would automatically reopen the case now that Schilling had been acquitted,
Ponder said he would not. The judge said even though the state may have aroused suspicion regarding the defendant, had speculated how he might have committed the crime and shown how he might
have had the opportunity to kill her, this was not enough to find him guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

KUDOS TO AMERICAN CORRUPTED JUSTICE