This is exactly where my mind went. I can't imagine she was just leaving school and decided becoming a nurse would be the best route to killing babies. Or maybe I just don't want to.
A common thing with killers is that they enjoy the rush, I wonder if that's something that developed while she was working, as in she felt that during her legitimate duties and had to push it further and on her timetable.
A monster, regardless.
That situation sounds totally different though. I don't think this girl would have gotten a life sentence for dental injuries and a damaged helmet in Ohio either, lol
There are also PFAS/forever chemicals
Linus has done a lot for him, that is probably the main thing.
I wish BG3 had interaction between player characters in coop, I seem to remember DOS2 having that but it's been a while and I never finished it.
BG3 is great. I'm at the end of act 1 in single player and a bit further back in coop. But "redefined what an RPG can be"? Am I going crazy or is this just the usual hyperbole for the latest game?
Starfield is probably going to be very similar to previous Bethesda games, as usual.
That is fucking horrible... Single dad who lost his wife to gun violence as well.
I'm not sure what his involvement as a producer was, but I know a producer doesn't "pay the bills". It's a vague enough term that it could mean he was showrunning, writing, financing. Prett much anything. It could be that he wanted the title for awards or it could be that he had many responsibilities including ensuring that the professionals involved were qualified and experienced enough for their roles - from what I remember, the armourer and some camera crew were probably not.
Sorry, I didn't follow this case so I don't know all the details.
I thought it was because he was a producer.
He's obviously a bad person but wow, what a life. The synergy of the prostitute baby to abortion clinic to stem cell grift, bravo little man
We just have to keep going and wait for the market of regional monopolies to correct itself.
Tory governments regularly ignore expert advice, even when they have commissioned that advice. Look into immigration and drugs policy in the UK and you will find the government often does the opposite of what experts advise them to do. It's one of the ways you know they have an agenda other than "doing the right thing" or even "doing what is best for the country".