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Anonymous ID: 9c08a3 Dec. 7, 2023, 3:54 a.m. No.20038637   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8652

Lesson of contrast.

Tale of two Ed Castro's

both from from California.

I find it interesting the fate of people with same names same places, way different outcomes.

To be fair, one was an Edward other Edwin.

Emphasis on WIN.

(Did he really, though? Fishy night of PB draw and lawsuit)

 

Ed #1

Edward Castro (January 26, 1950 – December 7, 2000) was an American serial killer. An unemployed drifter from California, Castro fatally stabbed three men across Florida between late 1986 and early 1987. Tried for two of the murders, he was given a life sentence for one of them and sentenced to death for the other. He waived all of his appeals and dropped his defense team, telling the courts he wanted to be executed. Castro was executed at Florida State Prison by lethal injection in 2000.[1][2][3]

Edward Castro was born in El Cajon, California, on January 26, 1950.[1] The exact details of his childhood are not clear; it would come out in later years that when Castro was a child, he was a victim of sexual abuse, but distinct details of the events are not known.[4] He was also diagnosed with a brain disorder.[4] Upon becoming an adult, Castro moved to Florida. As an adult he struggled with alcohol abuse.[5]

 

Ed #2

Edwin Castro of Altadena, California, is the sole winner of the $2.04 billion Powerball drawing on *Nov. 7, 2022. Edwin Castro won the largest-ever lottery jackpot, and he opted for a lump sum of $997.6 million, just shy of $1 billion, according to the California Lottery.Nov 6, 2023

Anonymous ID: 9c08a3 Dec. 7, 2023, 4 a.m. No.20038652   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>20038637

Should be reversed

Ed#1 should have been given to EdWIN.

EdWon

Kek

 

And

 

Ed#2

should have went to EdWARD as he may have been a WARD of the state as a child and sexually abused.

Ed…Dead

Anonymous ID: 9c08a3 Dec. 7, 2023, 4:19 a.m. No.20038690   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Looks like very hairy mans chest , stomach an pubic area and come, all just digitally edited to make you think it issome really cool habbening, but you just watch a hairy guy come.

The vid is titled

"Epic Emotional Climax Music", so it also a ghey hairy dude coming.

 

>>20038634

not even joking, thought it before i hit play to see if i was right, turned it off because think I am correct.

Anonymous ID: 9c08a3 Dec. 7, 2023, 4:50 a.m. No.20038779   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8784 >>8790 >>8796 >>8802 >>8807 >>8820 >>8839 >>8854 >>9014 >>9112 >>9117 >>9129 >>9158 >>9179

Any have moar details, this seems fishy.

 

https://news.azpm.org/s/97780-arizona-man-charged-over-online-posts-that-allegedly-incited-australian-attack-in-which-6-died/

MODIFIED DEC 6, 2023 10:11 A.M.

Arizona man charged over online posts that allegedly incited Australian attack in which 6 died

FBI agents arrested a 58-year-old man near Heber Overgaard, Arizona, last week on a U.S. charge that alleged he incited the violence through comments posted online last December.

by Associated Press

A U.S. citizen has been charged in Arizona over online comments that allegedly incited what police describe as a “religiously-motivated terrorist attack” in Australia a year ago in which six people died, officials said Wednesday.

 

Queensland state police officers Rachel McCrow and Matthew Arnold and innocent bystander Alan Dare were fatally shot by Gareth Train, his brother Nathaniel Train, and Nathanial’s wife Stacey Train in an ambush at the Trains’ remote property in the rural community of Wieambilla last Dec. 12, investigators say.

 

Four officers had arrived at the property to investigate reports of a missing person. They walked into a hail of gunfire, police said at the time. Two officers managed to escape and raise the alarm.

 

Police killed the three Trains, who have been described as conspiracy theorists, during a six-hour siege.

 

FBI agents arrested a 58-year-old man near Heber Overgaard, Arizona, last week on a U.S. charge that alleged he incited the violence through comments posted online last December, Queensland Police Assistant Commissioner Cheryl Scanlon said at a joint news conference in Brisbane with FBI legal attaché for Australia Nitiana Mann. Police did not release the suspect's name.

 

He was remanded in custody when he appeared in an Arizona court on Tuesday. He faces a potential five-year prison sentence if convicted.

 

“We know that the offenders executed a religiously-motivated terrorist attack in Queensland,” Scanlon said, referring to the Trains. “They were motivated by a Christian extremist ideology.”

 

The FBI is still investigating the alleged motive of the American. Queensland police had flown to Arizona to help investigators there.

 

"The attack involved advanced planning and preparation against law enforcement,” Scanlon said.

 

Gareth Train began following the suspect on YouTube in May 2020. A year later, they were communicating directly.

 

“The man repeatedly sent messages containing Christian end-of-days ideology to Gareth and then later to Stacey,” Scanlon said.

 

Mann said the FBI was committed to assisting the Queensland Police Service in its investigation.

 

“The FBI has a long memory and an even longer reach. From Queensland, Australia, to the remote corners of Arizona,” Mann said.

 

“The FBI and QPS worked jointly and endlessly to bring this man to justice, and he will face the crimes he is alleged to have perpetrated,” she added.

Anonymous ID: 9c08a3 Dec. 7, 2023, 4:52 a.m. No.20038784   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>8790

>>20038779

> U.S. citizen has been charged in Arizona over online comments that allegedly incited what police describe as a “religiously-motivated terrorist attack” in Australia a year ago in which six people died, officials said Wednesday.

Anonymous ID: 9c08a3 Dec. 7, 2023, 4:59 a.m. No.20038820   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>20038779

>

The FBI is still investigating the alleged motive of the American. Queensland police had flown to Arizona to help investigators there

 

>“The FBI has a long memory and an even longer reach. From Queensland, Australia, to the remote corners of Arizona,” Mann said.