Man Who Shot Wife 8 Times Found Guilty
A Sandy Springs jury today found Michael Parson guilty of the attempted murder of his ex-wife, Adina Broome.
Parson, 43, sat emotionless in court as the jury foreman read the verdict, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports.
Broome, a lawyer, was shot eight times outside the couple’s Sandy Springs apartment last April. Police initially believed the shooting was a botched robbery attempt.
Throwback Thursdays: Guess Who?
This actress is one of the most beautiful black women in Hollywood. She lives a life of luxury and comfort that most women can only dream of.
It would seem that her life is complete. She is currently engaged to handsome NBA superstar and she plays stepmom to his two preteen sons. The only blemish on her record seems to be the cold, callous and unsympathetic way in which she deals with the NBA star’s troubled ex-wife.
Man Says He Was First to Rescue Amanda Berry
A Cleveland man says he was the first to rescue kidnap victim Amanda Berry from a Seymour Avenue clapboard house where she and 2 other women were imprisoned for over a decade.
Angel Cordero is staking his claim to the $25,000 reward money offered by police for information leading to the whereabouts of the missing girls.
Charles Ramsey, the neighbor credited with rescuing Berry, told CNN’s Anderson Cooper that the money should go to the three kidnap victims, Berry, 27, Gina DeJesus, 24, and Michelle Knight, 32.
Prophetess Juanita Bynum Arrested
Prophetess Juanita Bynum is cooling her heels in a Dallas County jail today after being picked up on a “capias warrant” on Thursday, April 18.
According to online records. Bynum, 54, was booked into the Dallas (Texas) County jail last night on civil charges. A capias warrant is usually issued when a judge wants to compel a defendant to do something, such as when someone loses a civil case and they failed to pay a judgment against them. In general, capias warrants and not criminal in nature.
Is Kordell and Porsha’s ‘Divorce’ Real Or Made-for-TV?
It’s hard to tell what’s real when it comes to fake reality shows these days.
With so many tiresome and boring reality shows crowding the television landscape, producers struggle to come up with unique ways to keep viewers tuned in. It is not unusual for reality show stars to involve the courts — and even the police — who unwittingly provide drama to boost TV ratings.
Lawsuits are often filed, but after the season ends, the lawsuits are quietly withdrawn; or the legal paperwork is filed incorrectly so the case is tossed out on technicalities.
Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman are off the market
If you love happy endings, you will be glad to know that actors Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman are working on saving their 30-year marriage, PEOPLE magazine reports.
Phylicia Rashad is not a narcissist; the beloved TV mom slams reality TV show moms
Phylicia Rashad, who played TV mom Claire Huxtable on “The Cosby Show,” is criticizing reality TV moms for exploiting their children.
More specifically, Rashad is going after mothers like Kris Jenner, the “demanding” matriarch of reality TV’s Kardashian clan.
