What a great idea.

Let’s release this murderous hooker into the wild, because actually, she was the victim.

Fox News:

Celebrities like LeBron James and Kim Kardashian are calling on authorities to release a woman serving a life sentence for killing a man who had hired her for sex when she was 16.

Cyntoia Brown, now 29, fired the shot that killed a 43-year-old Nashville realtor who had picked her up for sex. It is unclear what sparked the renewed interest in Brown’s 2006 conviction, but there was a recent report about it on Fox 17.

“We were very, very appreciative of the fact that such an incredible number of celebrities would join our plea,” Charles Bone, a lawyer who took on the case pro bono, told The New York Times. “She was thrilled by the fact that people really cared.”

The Department of Corrections declined Fox 17’s interview request, but a PBS documentary filmmaker shared some of the footage with the station.

“We started the conversation,” Dan Birman told Fox 17. “This is a young girl who’s at the tail end of three generations of violence against women. She had no chance.“

Yeah but… can’t the “victim of circumstance” argument be applied to all serious criminals?

At the age of 16, Brown was a runaway who had been crashing with friends in Nashville for about a year. Toward the middle or end of July 2004, she met a 24-year-old man nicknamed “Cut-throat.” They started living together, staying at different motels around town and snorting cocaine every day.

He allegedly abused her physically and sexually. She said he once choked her until she passed out. Other times he allegedly pulled a gun on her.

“He would explain to me that some people were born whores, and that I was one, and I was a slut, and nobody’d want me but him, and the best thing I could do was just learn to be a good whore,” she testified.

He forced her to prostitute herself so that they would have money to live, she said.

On the day she met the victim, Johnny Allen, on Aug. 5, 2004, the man she called “Cut” had hit her and told her to go out and bring back some money.

Allen picked her up off the street and bought her some fast food. He asked her if she was OK, but after listening to her story, asked if she was “up for any action,” Brown said.

He drove her back to his house where his strange behavior frightened her and made her want to escape. When she couldn’t sneak away, she said she wanted to nap.

He lay down with her but didn’t fall asleep. He kept getting up and standing over her. She became more panicked, convinced something was going to happen to her. Finally, she shrugged off his advances and, as he rolled over, she took a gun from her purse and shot him once in the head.

Yeah.

She was paranoid due to extended drug use and murdered a guy who was just attempting to procure her offered services.

This is insane. The obvious goal of this media coverage is to attempt to free this bitch.

If the legal system going to start white knighting for convicted murderer hookers, we are entering into a new realm.

Obviously, there’s the racial angle here which is at least as important as the white knight angle. If this bitch wasn’t a quadroon, we wouldn’t be having this discussion.

Note that they are presenting this as “we’re in a totally different moral era than we were when she was sentenced… in 2004.”

We are going to get to the point, as colored people take over our systems, where there is a parallel legal system for colored people (there is already one for women).

Black people are just going to be allowed to murder white people and then claim that they were the victim somehow.

The inverse of that is that you will be punished for being white.

I didn’t expect them to start pushing this so soon.

Two weeks after telling Entertainment Tonight that Bill Cosby raped her,Janice Dickinson gave an emotional interview on CNN Monday night, in which she recounted the details of the 1982 night when the comedian allegedly sexually assaulted her.

Dickinson and Cosby were both attendees at a dinner in Lake Tahoe, Nev., and at one point were left alone. When the model complained of menstrual cramps, Cosby offered her a pill that she didn’t recall questioning. “I trusted Bill Cosby,” Dickinson said. “Because of his demeanor and the promise of a career, I trusted him.”

Dickinson recalled taking several Polaroid photos of Cosby wearing a robe (some of which have been released online). “I just remember shooting these pictures and having them on me the next morning when I woke up. The last thing I remembered — I had blacked out — [was] Cosby mounting me like the monster that he was. And I was thinking, ‘What the heck?'” Dickinson said.

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“I remember passing out, but I remember more specifically waking up and that he — there was a lot of pain downstairs,” Dickinson said, tearing up. “There was semen all over me and my pajama bottoms were off and the top was open. And at that point, fight or flight, I just packed up and got the hell out of there.”

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Joan Tarshis, the latest woman to accuse Bill Cosby of rape, gave an interview to CNN’s Don Lemon on Monday, providing more details about the two times she says the comedian raped her when she was just 19 years old.

Tarshis reiterated many of the same details she previously shared in an essay about the alleged rapes. In her interview with Lemon, Tarshis said shame and guilt kept her from coming forward before now. She is the 14th woman to accuse Bill Cosby of similar sexual misconduct.

She described her initial meetings with Cosby and what led up to the first time she claims he drugged and raped her:

“We went up to his bungalow. He made me a drink and very shortly after that I just passed out. I woke up or came t very groggily, with him removing my underwear.”

She told Lemon how she tried to lie to Cosby about having an STD to try and get him to stop.

“I said if you have sex with me, your wife is going to know it because you probably will infect her. I thought I was very clever in saying that but he was more clever. And instead he made me have oral sex with him, which was really just horrible.”

Lemon asked her why she never went to the police with her accusations. Tarshis said she was hesitant because no one else had come forward with a similar story and feared no one would believe her story of being sexually assaulted by such a famous man.

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Antonio Tarver made millions in the boxing ring, held numerous championship belts and starred opposite Sylvester Stallone in the sixth installment of the “Rocky” movie franchise.

And late Saturday night, Tarver was reportedly arrested in Florida on a fugitive warrant issued in Nevada.

According to The Tampa Tribune, Tarver was arrested by a Florida Highway Patrol trooper in Pinellas County near Tampa at 11:30 p.m. Saturday and booked into the Pinellas County jail, just outside Tampa. Citing a police report, WFLA-NBC8 reported that Tarver is being held without bond on an insufficient check and theft charges filed by law enforcement officials in Clark County, Nevada.

Las Vegas is in Clark County.

According to WFLA, Clark County records show that charges were first filed against Tarver in June 2013.

TMZ reported that Tarver was initially pulled over in Florida for a possible “routine tag violation,” and that the warrant stems from a failure by Tarver to appear in court. TMZ later reported that Wynn Casino in Las Vegas alleges Tarver owes an unpaid gambling marker, which is the root of the legal issues.

Tarver, 45, has a career record of 29-6. He exploded onto the amateur scene in the mid-1990s, winning gold at the 1995 World Amateur Championships and Pan American Games before taking bronze at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta.

More than six years after turning pro, Tarver won his first major professional world championships, defeating Montel Griffin for the WBC & IBF light heavyweight titles. Tarver also faced Roy Jones Jr. three times in one of modern boxing’s most famed trilogies. After losing the first fight on a controversial decision in 2003, Tarver beat Jones in 2004 in one of boxing’s greatest upsets, and then won the rubber match by unanimous decision in 2005.

Tarver’s most notable mainstream fame came not in the squared circle but on the big screen, when he starred as Mason “The Line” Dixon in 2006’s “Rocky Balboa.”

According to the reports, Tarver remains jailed in Florida.