Bionca Ellis, 32, was just charged with the aggravated murder of three-year-old Julian Wood after allegedly stabbing him to death in the parking lot of the North Olmsted Giant Eagle store in Cleveland, Ohio. When Ellis’ charges were being read she had a menacing grin on her face. Little Julian and his mother, Margot Wood were headed back to their vehicle last week after going grocery shopping when Ellis allegedly ran up to them with a knife that she’d just stolen from a thrift store. Both individuals were stabbed in what appears to be a random act of violence as reports indicate the suspect and victims hadn’t had any prior interaction. Police responded to multiple 911 calls regarding the incident, but unfortunately, it was too late. Ms. Wood was injured, but her son, at just three-years-old, died at a local hospital after he was stabbed twice.  Ellis was charged with murder and attempted murder by a Cuyahoga County grand jury. The jury also indicted Ellis on aggravated murder, endangering children, tampering with evidence, aggravated theft and two counts of felonious assault. What’s really jarring, other than the fact that this lady is suspected of stabbing a three-year-old child, is that when the charges were being read, Ellis had a grin on her face. As a matter of fact, she looked directly at the camera and gave it a little smile and eyebrow raise. Ellis looked completely unfazed at what was happening. Ellis even looked like she let out a little chuckle or laugh a few times. ❗??? - Bionca Ellis appeared in court with an evil smile as she was charged with the murder of 3-year-old Julian Wood. Ellis is accused of ambushing the child and his mother, Margot Wood, in a parking lot, stabbing Julian to death and seriously injuring Margot, who is… pic.twitter.com/Ebeaf6XwUO — ??The Informant (@theinformant_x) June 10, 2024 The judge, after reading the indictment, asked Ellis if she wished to enter a plea of not-guilty. “Si,” Ellis replied confidently before the judge asked her to clarify whether she meant yes or no. “Yes,” Ellis said while starting to smile again. Moments later, Mr. Wood entered the room and noted that “one week ago, she [Ellis] took everything from us.” He added that nothing could “ever replace” his sweet son, Julian. Mr. Wood pleaded with the judge, “just do whatever you can to keep this monster behind bars.”  He looked like he was on the verge of a breakdown, as any man who just lost his son, and almost lost his wife, would be. The bond was set for $5 million, which is $4 million more than it was initially set at on Friday before Julian passed away, the judge said in a video detailing the events. Mr. Wood was right. If it’s true that Ellis killed innocent Julian, she is a monster.

On what could be the eve of the Supreme Court deciding multiple First Amendment cases that will shape the future of our republic, MRC Free Speech America warns of the consequences of the justices perverting the Constitution.       Media Research Center Vice President of Free Speech America Dan Schneider and Senior Counsel for Investigations Tim Kilcullen have written a piece for The Washington Times on the stakes in the Supreme Court’s upcoming Murthy v. Missouri, NetChoice v. Paxton and Moody v. NetChoice decisions. The op-ed was first published on June 11, 2024. Schneider and Kilcullen warn that if the Court makes the wrong choice, it will have inverted the First Amendment, guaranteeing extra-constitutional protections for government and Big Tech censorship while stifling Americans’ free speech rights.    A link to the article can be found here. The Supreme Court will next announce decisions tomorrow, June 13, 2024, at 10:00 a.m. E.S.T. 

Professional boxer Tristan Hamm said that he carried his dog about 12 miles to safety after the animal was attacked by a mountain goat.Hamm, a former pipeline worker and outdoorsman, recently transitioned into professional boxing and has made two high-profile appearances in the ring. His last fight came against former NFL running back Le'Veon Bell in Houston, Texas.The influencer nicknamed "Mr. Adventure" said he was in the middle of a hike on a foot mountain when his dog was attacked by a mountain goat. He noted that the mountain was 12,000 feet high."My dog was attacked by a mountain goat at the top of a 12k foot mountain," Hamm wrote on X.Hamm then revealed that he picked up the dog and put him on his back before running 12 miles down to the safety of his truck where he tended to the animal's wounds."Had to run him down 12 miles back to the truck on my back. Was able to stop the bleeding and staple him shut. He's in good hands and spirits."'A warning for people who hike with their dogs to get in shape.'Attached photos then showed the dog with a gaping wound, likely from the gore of the goat. Subsequent pictures showed the wound stapled shut and the thankful dog with bandages over his injury.Hamm later showed more photos with the dog pictured helping share the load as he carried equipment up to a mountain's summit.An anonymous account criticized Hamm for taking photos:"Bros dog got attacked and bro took pics of it for his Twitter," the person wrote.The hiker rejected the assertion and said that his story should serve as a warning to any hikers who travel with animals."Naw, more like a warning for people who hike with their dogs to get in shape so they can save their dog if they have to," Hamm responded.Hamm started working on oil pipelines when he was 16 years old, which he said provided him with a solid work ethic while maturing him beyond his years. The boxer also previously told Blaze News that once he started gaining notoriety for his travel videos, he became concerned about places he visited being left in despair after others traveled to the same location."I started noticing that when I would go back to certain places I had traveled to, they didn't look like how they were before. So, I've encouraged people to, if they are producing traveling or outdoor content, not reveal or geo-tag their location."Hamm has done his best to promote conservation wherever in his travels and has continued to take precautions and limit identifying factors whenever posting a video.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Former acting Department of Homeland Security Secretary Chad Wolf told Fox News on Tuesday that the department has “no idea” how many terrorists are illegally entering the country.During an interview with Fox News’ Laura Ingraham, Wolf discussed a recent report that revealed eight illegal immigrants with possible ties to ISIS terror groups were apprehended as part of a sting operation. The individuals, reportedly from Tajikistan, were arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement and are awaiting removal proceedings.'Politically motivated and DISINGENOUS.'“These are the individuals that we actually apprehended. These are folks that Border Patrol saw,” Wolf told Ingraham. He noted the estimated “2 million gotaways” that were not apprehended by law enforcement agents at the border. “How many Tajikistan folks are in those 2 million gotaways? We have no idea. The department has no idea because their strategy along that border is a complete and utter failure,” Wolf added.“They know the countries of concern. They know countries that are not sharing information,” he continued. “So you have no idea, even if you encounter foreign nationals from those countries, you can’t vet them because they’re not sharing information. We have nothing to base an assessment on. So they know that. They’ve known that for some time, and the fact that they continue to exempt these individuals and allow folks to come into the country, you are not returning them. This is why you need a different border strategy.”Wolf stated that the Biden administration needs to “prevent people from coming in.”“Those that do come in, you need to both vet them but also detain them during their immigration court proceedings. And none of that is occurring today,” he told Ingraham.Border Patrol agents in the San Diego sector were recently instructed to release illegal aliens from most Eastern Hemisphere countries into the interior of the United States, according to an internal memo first obtained by the Washington Examiner. The communication told law enforcement agents to issue Notice to Appear documents to single adults from more than 100 “hard or very hard to remove countries.”The instruction came just days after President Joe Biden released an executive order that the administration claims will crack down on the influx of illegal immigrants.During a recent interview with Fox News, Wolf stated Biden’s order has “very little teeth” in the San Diego sector.“It’s clear Biden LIED to the American people and Border Patrol agents when he claimed he didn’t have the authority to take Executive Action on the border. Clearly, he does,” Wolf wrote in a post on X. “This announcement is politically motivated and DISINGENOUS. After taking almost no action in 3.5 years, Biden finds himself with little to no support for his border policies from the American people.”Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

When is the Genshin Impact Emilie banner release date? The five-star Dendro character has officially been announced by Hoyoverse, and it's likely she'll drop with the next update. Emilie is one of the new and upcoming Genshin Impact characters, and it looks so far, like she'll be the only character arriving on the next Genshin Impact banner. She is a renowned perfumer from Fontaine and uses a polearm in battle as well as using scents and smells against enemies. Thanks to leaks from Honey Hunter World, we've got a close look at Emilie's abilities, so you can start planning the best Genshin Impact builds ahead of time. Continue reading Genshin Impact Emilie banner and abilities MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Genshin Impact codes, Genshin Impact character tier list, Genshin Impact leveling guide

It's Rust but with ducks. That's it. That's the hook. What more do you need to know? From Hello Neighbor developer tinyBuild, Duckside is a new base building and survival game that features shooting, PvEvP, a persistent server, and, most importantly, ducks. Rather than playing as a person or even a humanoid, you and all your opponents are ducks. They can fly, waddle, quack, peck things, and construct bases and use shotguns. Its new demo is blowing up on Steam right now. Continue reading New building game is like Rust with Ducks and it’s exploding on Steam MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best building games, Best survival games, Best FPS games

Ubisoft has finally put out some fixes for the spammy behavior in XDefiant, alongside a suite of fixes for the Y1S0.3 patch notes. As the Call of Duty rival finds its feet a meta is bound to emerge, but Ubisoft still wants to make sure that it’s rewarding player skill and not letting more frustrating behavior slip through the cracks. To that end, the jump and crouch spamming tactics look to be no more. Continue reading XDefiant’s spammy movement tech is no more, as Ubisoft cracks down MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best XDefiant loadouts, All XDefiant factions, Best XDefiant weapons

MSNBC Host's Claim WSJ's Report About Biden Feebleness Has Been Debunked Gets Debunked

For lovers of being a sneaky, and not so sneaky, assassin, Creed fans got their very first look at a deeper range of gameplay from Ubisoft Forward this week. Showcasing the difference between its two main characters, the samurai Yasuke and Naoe the shinobi, Assassin's Creed Shadows finally unearthed how these two work together, yet separately in combat styles.

I, like others, was sceptical after watching Dragon Age: The Veilguard's reveal trailer at the Xbox Showcase. The tone of the trailer wasn't what I'd come to expect from the Dragon Age series. Yes, Dragon Age has always had sarcastic humour, but the dialogue between Harding and Varric was reminiscent of what you'd hear in a blockbuster Marvel Cinematic Universe release.