THEY COULD HAD SAVE HER?????

Report: Guards Waited Eleven Minutes Before Giving Gynnya McMillen CPR

The death of teen Gynnya McMillen at an Elizabeth, Ky. juvenile detention center earlier this month just received a new update that sheds light on her mysterious passing. The 16-year-old was found dead in her sleep on Jan. 11, and according to the Kentucky Center for Investigative Reporting, guards at the facility used a martial arts move named “Aikido restraint” to subdue McMillen.

After the physical encounter, it is reported that the guards didn’t check on McMillen overnight, and once they found her unresponsive, they waited 11 minutes to administer CPR. Officials state the occurrence happened because McMillen refused to take off her hooded sweatshirt during her booking for a misdemeanor charge of domestic assault, Huffington Post reports.

A state official released a statement on the restraint method, writing the reason for this martial arts move was “to safely conduct a pat-down search and remove the youth’s hoodie. The purpose of having multiple staff involved in a controlled restraint is to ensure the safety of the youth and staff.” CBS News reports that McMillen’s death is currently under investigation, but it’s still unclear as to whether or not the use of the restraint hold was the cause of her passing

GETTING THE DIRT ON THE JUICE!!!!

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It was two years ago when filmmaker Ezra Edelman got the offer from ESPN Films’ senior vice president and executive producer Connor Schell:

“I want you to do a five-part movie on O.J. Simpson,” he was told.

The network has found success with its the award-winning “30 for 30” documentary series, which looks at particular sports moments and figures. But for Simpson's story, Schell wanted a deep-dive that put the life, career, and celebrity of the man under a microscope.

“I said, ‘I don’t want to do this,’” Edelman told Business Insider. “Because I lived through this and what could I say about this that someone else hasn’t said.”

Then a few days later Edelman was in L.A. and told some friends about the offer. They scolded him for not saying yes immediately. “They said to me, ‘Are you crazy?’” Edelman recalled. “Out there it’s different in terms of the story and what it means to people.”

STUDENT KILLED WANTED TO MAKE PEOPLE PROUD!!!

Student beaten to death on IIT campus 'wanted people to be proud of him'

 

Jermiron Morris drove a truck for a living but wanted to own his own business, so he got a degree from City Colleges of Chicago and then won a scholarship to the Illinois Institute of Technology. Morris, 36, was returning to the campus early Thursday when an acquaintance, also a student at the South Side school, beat him to death near the Keating Sports Center in the Bronzeville neighborhood, authorities said. The other student, 43, was taken into custody at the scene. "(Morris) was very ambitious and a person who yearned to mentor young men. He was a great guy,” said Kimberly Tubbs, who dated him for eight years.