http://www.presstv.ir/usdetail/257655.html

Crazy Black Biitch....

Cutting off her 2 year old son head, and storing it in the Freezer

Man wtf

These Negros out of Control.....

Big Wide Burly Niggress woman too.

Jhhezz i feel sorry for the poor kid!

Biitch stuffed his head in the Freezer like she could have put it back on later or something.

Then you got these black fools standing around saying...

"Oh she was such a great mother"

That's the boolshid that kills me.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zB4QrMMwyjQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzGxTqxIqA0

Damn! That's crazy. Animals on planet earth. However, criminals are everywhere irrespective of their colours- be it black or white.

Allen E. Brown - a New Jersey love-vendor who died last winter. RIP. His hairstyle provided me with ten minutes of uninterrupted laughter when I first came across his story and for that, I thank him:









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A colorful Jersey City love-vendor known for his outrageous hair styles and "Prince" moniker died in prison Thursday while serving an 18-year sentence he began in May 2010, officials said today.

On Dec. 5, Allen "Prince" Brown, 50, was transferred to the hospice unit at South Woods State Prison in Bridgeton and days before his death he was moved to an area hospital where he succumbed to illness at 2:41 a.m. Thursday, New Jersey Department of Corrections spokesman Matt Schuman said.

The resident of Jersey City's Society Hill development drove exotic sports cars, lured women and girls to Jersey City with promises of "the good life" and then forced them into prostitution, state prosecutors alleged.

On April 1, 2010, Brown admitted in court that he used violence and drugs to control women and girls -- some as young as 17 -- and force them to engage in prostitution.

If the prostitutes did not make the daily quota -- $500 for a weeknight and $1,000 on weekend nights -- they were refused drugs, beaten or denied entry into the house until the money was made.

The charges resulted from "Operation Red Light," an investigation by the Division of Criminal Justice Gangs & Organized Crime Bureau and the Jersey City Police Department.

Four other defendants in the case, including Brown's mother, pleaded guilty.

Brown became an Internet sensation after The Jersey Journal posted his photo on Hudson County Now and readers responded to his wild and intricate hair style.

"I'm a love-vendor, so let's just say I like to look good," Brown told The Jersey Journal in a jailhouse interview videotaped after his May 19, 2010, sentencing. "Most people are intrigued by my lifestyle. I'm something like a dark knight. It's a secret society that we live in that's rarely exposed to square workers."

But Brown told The Jersey Journal he never used violence.

"They needed to sit down and talk to someone who would totally understand them -- let them know that even though they were in this life, there would be better days ahead with me," Brown said of his prostitutes. "They had the right to choose if they wanted to be with me or be with some gorilla love-vendor that was probably busting their heads open."

Brown, who suffered from cancer, said he wanted to try his hand at being a preacher when he finished his sentence.

A funeral service for Brown will be held tomorrow at noon at Jackson Funeral Home in Jersey City.

Editor's note: This story has been edited to include that Brown suffered from cancer.

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/2011/12/jersey_citys_prince_the_pimp_d.html


More details on Mr. Brown:

"Jersey City Society Hill love-vendor is sentenced to 18 years in prison
Published: Wednesday, May 19, 2010, 12:11 PM Updated: Thursday, May 20, 2010, 6:19 PM

Society Hill love-vendor Allen E. Brown got a little testy in court this morning and was sentenced to 18 years in prison by Judge Kevin Callahan in Hudson County Superior Court in Jersey City.

Brown, aka Prince, was shocked at the length of the sentence. "18 years?" Brown blurted out in court when Callahan announced the sentence.

"This will take you to your 60th birthday until you see the light of day" said Callahan. "The facts of this case are horrendous. They are vast."

Brown, 48, who authorities say operating the ring out of a home on Lyon Avenue in the upscale development on the Hackensack River, was sentenced to 10 years for racketeering and eight years for extortion.

When Brown first walked into the courtroom he said to his lawyer, Adam Reisman, "I'm tired of your bulls---." His hair was styled exquisitely, with wavy strands curled on his forehead and a long thin ponytail hanging over his shoulders.

Even before he was sentenced Brown told the judge he didn't understand how much time he faced. His attorney told the judge Brown refused to go over the sentencing materials with him.

Callhan said he was concerned because in Brown's written statement Brown seemed to back away from some of the admissions he made when he pleaded guilty in early April. Callahan sent the defense lawyer and Brown out to discuss the matter and when they returned Brown said he stood by his plea hearing admissions.

At the plea hearing Brown, who admitted he ran a human trafficking and prostitution ring, was told he faced from 12 to 20 years in prison.

Authorities say he enslaved women and girls, some as young at 17, and forced them to turn tricks on the streets. He even turned some into drug addicts, authorities say. Authorities say the woman were forced to earn $500 on weeknights and $1,000 on weekend nights, or else they were denied entry back into the house, were denied drugs or were beaten.

Assistant Attorney General, Annmarie Taggert said Brown extorted a $600,000 inheritance from a woman who turned over the money because the woman feared for her and her niece's lives. Taggert added that one woman who refused become a prostitute was handcuffed to a bed and forced to take heroin until she became addicted.

Brown's mother, Tecora Brown, and his sister, Veronica, attended the sentencing. Tecora Brown pleaded guilty to promoting prostitution and is not expected to be given prison time. Authorities say the Lyon Avenue home belonged to Tecora Brown.

"It's all lies, " Veronica Brown said after the sentencing. She said her brother was trying to help the women who were already drug-addicted prostitutes. Brown said that her brother bought one of the women a computer and that woman now works at a hospital in South Jersey.

http://www.nj.com/hudson/index.ssf/2010/05/jersey_city_society_hill_pimp_1.html

Hmm....

This thread is wobbling on the fence between the Culture and Crime sections.

odumchi: Hmm....

This thread is wobbling on the fence between the Culture and Crime sections.

It's an hybrid thread...lol. There's a saying that, "Black life is about madness and mayhem". Smoking hot thread...subscribing.