Ain't nobody in their right mind gonna abduct THAT!................
Posted on 12/09/2016 10:18:30 AM PST by SoFloFreeper
A woman accused of faking her own abduction attacked a photographer from Miami NBC-owned station WTVJ.
Samantha Martinez first pushed reporter Michael Spears when he asked about the abduction after Martinez was released from jail Wednesday. Then when she saw a WTVJ photographer shooting video, she went on the attack.
“I will knock your ass out,” said Martinez as she headed towards the photographer. “Get your **** outta my *** face.”
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I love a happy ending
Miami - at least it’s warm.
Back to jail for you, Ms. Martinez. And with any luck, back to Guatemala or wherever.
Ain't nobody in their right mind gonna abduct THAT!................
she dindu nuffin!
Ain’t got time fo’ dat!
Fo sho!
Sheee....
werd.
Jerry Sandusky’s wife tried to run over a local TV
reporter on her front lawn.
In the grand traditions of Cynthia Whats-Her-Name, this woman has a definite future in Democrat Party politics.
This is like doing a story on a man-eating lion or bear and getting in the cage with it. No one is going to be surprised when it tries to kill you.
I question the boyfriend part too, except alcohol...
ROFLMAO!.....................
Alcohol is responsible for many things.
Went to bed at two with a ten. Woke up at ten with a two!.....................
I think her hair dresser should be in jail.
She is..............
Ain’t nobody got crime for that!
(actually the original woman - I’m very much sympathetic - In the unlikely event I ever did meet her and I’d tell her I’m glad she survived the fire intact)
Even better than dinduin nuffins. She can claim it was part of an art project bringing attention to the social injustices of the racist patriarchy in the age of Trump.
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