Sade Baderinwa
Posted on 08/13/2004 9:39:06 AM PDT by Elkiejg
I just spoke with a friend who lives in Baltimore and is "in the know" about the word on the street and local politicians.
Seems there's a buzz on the street that recently fired Police Chief Norris and Mayor O'Malley used to travel and party together. "Party together" meaning they were each "interacting" with various females - including news media types. In fact the word this week is that O'Malley "interacted" with a black female news reporter from TV Channel 2-WMAR who recently delivered HIS twins!! She has moved to NY where it's rumored she's working for Mayor Blomberg. Also on the street is that O'Malley's wife has moved out of the family home.
If any or all of this is true, it should blow politics in Baltimore apart. Are there any MD freepers out there who can validate any of this? I will add that my source is very reliable.
Gee, if the stuff about the local media chicks is true, talk about presstitutes...
I live in MD, but I consider Baltimore to be a foreign state.
I didn't make the allegation. I was simply commenting on what it might mean for certain female members of the Fourth Estate if true.
The reporter in question worked for WBAL TV 11 and now works for ABC7 in NYC. She's listed on 7's website. Don't know if she worked for Bloomberg.
I heard she had twins, but I've also heard she had one child.
You're a thousand miles away and you're posting rumors about something you have no firsthand knowledge of? Do you work for the Enquirer?
The only true thing I know about the Lord O'Malley, Mayor of Baltimore, is that he has said he is more worried about George Bush than al Qaeda....
and possibly the bogey man, of course.
This rumor has been around for over three years ... and the identities of the anchorwoman (and the affiliate) AND the alleged father change every few months. At least seven anchorwomen in Baltimore have supposedly had the mayor's kids, or a police commissioner's kid, or a local professional athlete's kids ... too bad "The X Files" was cancelled ... Spooky Mulder was probably the only one who'd pay any attention ...
Did you know SB was hit by hit and run driver while covering a story in NJ a few weeks back: Knocked ten feet in the air, hospitalized, but is expected to be fine. They never have caught the driver. This news added a lot of fuel to the current fire.
Welcome to FR, VC.
Nice first post.
Also heard this recently from someone who works in Baltimore. Curious that another so called Irish "Catholic" might not be holding fast to marital vows. Sade Baderinwa is reportedly recovering from being hit by a car in N.Y.
Curran (FIL) must be thrilled with this.
I have a glossy of SB from her TV11 days. Am thinking of taking it to one of MO'M's concerts and asking him to autograph it for me.
Thanks for your input. And to those who replied questioning why I would post rumors and the fact that I live over 1000 miles away........I'm from MD, go back frequently and have family and many friends living there. As to why I would post a rumor ---- I have always found FreeRepublic the best place to find the truth. Who better to ask than freepers? I'm searching for the accurate story - not just spreading rumors as some have implied.
Do it and report back!
(1010 WINS) (NEW YORK) Channel 7 news anchor and reporter Sade Baderinwa is hospitalized in stable condition today, after she was hit by a car while covering the flooding in Hackensack Friday night.
The driver fled the scene and is still at large.
WABC-TV says two photographers were working with Baderinwa when she was struck. They had minor injuries, and were treated and released.
Baderinwa joined Eyewitness News in 2003 and is co-anchor of the 5 p.m. newscast and a reporter for the 11 p.m. news.
Has anyone been able to substantiate any of these rumors in any way at all whatsoever?
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