Alabama Crime

As a father of two little girls (they will always be little to me) this story is as scary as it gets. Authorities in Alabama are calling a 12-year-old girl a hero, and we all should do the same. Kidnapped and being held for a week, against her will.

Foster it and take care of one of the only relationships that will always be around even when a spouse runs out on you. These Alabama siblings will be close forever, I am willing to bet. At this time, the family has asked to keep some names and details private.

Four armed men jumped out of their vehicle and they all had guns pointed at Bo White. They demanded the keys to his automobile.

I KNEW IT! We all did. The recent saga in North Alabama with Vicky White, the jailer, and Casey White, the murderer, has captivated lots of us. From the word GO, it was obvious what was happening. A female guard/jail official and a male inmate not showing up for court or doctors appointments.

She formerly studied in Tuscaloosa while financially supporting Al Qaeda. Now, she will do time in a federal prison. Alaa Mohd Abusaad, 26, was sentenced to seven and a half years plus ten years on supervised release.

PORCH PIRATES. What a name. Is that what you would want to be called? Apparently, more and more of them have been striking in West Alabama and Alabama in 2021/2022. It appears to be at an all-time high in Alabama, according to ALEA. In fact, folks have been offering "tips" on how to protect your merch from Alabama porch pirates.

This story really hit me hard. These things keep happening in Alabama. This story is bizarre. It sounds like a movie script but unfortunately it is absolutely real. Her name is Megan Green and she is a mother of three. She's been missing since Saturday. Much like the Garrett Walker story, in my opinion, this has so many strange and unanswered questions.

What is wrong with people? The Tuscaloosa Police Department had to step in and repo a cute little Yorkie this week. Dogs are not supposed to be taken away by the repo man. How is that even possible? According to the Tuscaloosa Police Department,

Alabama has had a total of 509 human trafficking cases since 2007, and 82 cases reported this year.