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'Heartbroken' Bill Bellamy Claims He Was Forced to Miss His Father's Funeral Because of Family Fe...

'Heartbroken' Bill Bellamy Claims He Was Forced to Miss His Father's Funeral Because of Family Fe...

Comedian Bill Bellamy accused his sister Karen of purposely planning their father's funeral so that he couldn…

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Carlee Russell Breaks Silence For First Time After Admitting Kidnapping Hoax

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By Mary Symone
| Black Enterprise Verified
Carlee Russell Breaks Silence For First Time After Admitting Kidnapping Hoax Carlee Russell reflected on her year in a post for her 27th birthday. The Alabama woman who was caught faking her abduction last year has spoken out for the very first time since her sentencing hearing back in March. The 27-year-old Carlee Russell wrote a long caption to reflect on her past year on social media on July 22. According to PEOPLE, the post was made in celebration of Russell’s birthday.
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Family Sues Uber After Two Young Girls Were Trafficked

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By Mary Symone
| Black Enterprise Verified
Family Sues Uber After Two Young Girls Were Trafficked The Uber drivers transporting the two girls are accused of not canceling the rides after learning of the girls' ages. A South Carolina family says two daughters, both under 14, were trafficked using Uber. And now the family has filed a lawsuit against the ride share company. Attorney Tracey Cowan describes the case as a nightmare of child sex trafficking from York County, South Carolina.
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Alabama Lawmaker Facing Federal Prison Time After Allegedly Breaking Plea Agreement

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By Mary Symone
| NewsBreak
John Rogers served as an Alabama lawmaker in the House for 40 years prior to his arrest. John Rogers, one the longest serving lawmakers in the Alabama House, is facing federal prison. According to court records, Rogers has breached his long-standing plea agreement for misusing Jefferson County tax dollars during his last term. Rogers’ term ended after he pleaded guilty to participating in a federal kickback scheme.
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