The Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles has gone back on its initial decision to posthumously pardon the convict for a crack cocaine charge.
Floyd’s family submitted the request in 2021, claiming the arresting officer “manufactured the existence of confidential informants”, and the application was accepted last year.
However, decision-makers performed an about-face on Wednesday, but did not state a reason for the decision. The arresting officer’s attorney had previously stated: “We stand by the original case. His former conviction was a legitimate one”.
Source: George News
Why did BLM buy LA mansion for $5.8m from developer friend who paid $3.1m for it just six days earlier? Transaction ‘raises serious questions’ – but founder Patrisse Cullors says criticism is ‘racist and sexist’
A Los Angeles mansion frequented by Marilyn Monroe and Humphrey Bogart was bought by a real estate developer working for BLM founder Patrisse Cullors and her partner for $3.1 million, and then purchased by BLM’s foundation just six days later for $5.8 million in cash, it has emerged.
The rapid price inflation ‘raises serious questions,’ ethics experts said.
The purchase of the 6,500 square-foot, six-bedroom property in Studio City was first revealed on Monday by New York Magazine, amid growing questions about BLM’s finances.
Source: Daily Mail UK
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