Jordan Neely suffered from paranoid schizophrenia and heard voices, a forensic psychiatrist testified on Tuesday during the trial of Marine veteran Daniel Penny. Penny’s defense called forensic psychiatrist Dr. Alexander Bardey to the stand on Tuesday after the prosecution attempted to keep the doctor from testifying. Bardey reviewed thousands of pages of Neely’s medical records dating back to 2015, Fox News reported, and told jurors that Neely had been hospitalized more than a dozen times for psychotic episodes and for abusing synthetic marijuana. Bardey testified that Neely had delusions that deceased rapper and actor Tupac Shakur – who has been dead for nearly 30 years, was using him to “change the world.” Neely also heard the “devil’s voice.” MATT WALSH’S ‘AM I RACIST?’ NOW STREAMING ON DAILYWIRE+ The defense also called to the stand two Marine sergeants who served with Penny. Nolan Drylie, Penny’s former platoon sergeant, explained that Penny had received a Humanitarian Service Medal for his work during the recovery effort following Hurricane Florence in 2018, WFIN reported. Gunnery Sgt. Nathaniel Dunchie also testified that “discrimination is not tolerated in the Marine Corps,” referring to the prosecution’s claim there is a racial element to Penny placing Neely in a chokehold. Dunchie testified that Penny was an honest man with integrity. The prosecution rested on Monday after New York medical examiner Dr. Cynthia Harris testified for the third day. Harris testified that Neely died from Penny’s chokehold and that the chokehold caused his death even with the amount of drugs in Neely’s system. Penny faces up to 15 years in prison if convicted of manslaughter or up to 4 years if he’s convicted on the lesser charge of criminally negligent homicide in Neely’s death. Multiple witnesses have testified that they were afraid of Neely, who entered the subway train car and allegedly began ranting that someone was going to die and he didn’t care if he went back to jail. These witnesses have said they feared for their lives, with some even thanking Penny for stepping in, The Daily Wire reported.

Elon Musk’s alleged involvement in the controversial Infowars sale adds a new twist to Alex Jones’ ongoing legal saga. Elon Musk’s lawyers reportedly intervened in the Infowars sale to The Onion. A federal judge questioned the transparency of the auction process. Musk’s Alleged Intervention Alex Jones, the controversial Infowars host, claims that Elon Musk’s legal team intervened in a planned transaction to sell Infowars to The Onion. Jones describes this intervention as “the cavalry is here,” expressing hope amidst his current legal battles. The sale of Infowars, currently being overseen as part of Jones’ bankruptcy proceedings, was backed by the families of Sandy Hook victims after their substantial $1.4 billion court win against Jones. Federal Judge Christopher M. Lopez has raised concerns about the secretive nature of the bidding process, which gave Jones a glimmer of hope for reclaiming Infowars. Musk’s involvement is seen by Jones as crucial in his efforts to regain control over his platform. Legal Developments and Reactions Lawyers representing Elon Musk’s company X filed a notice in Jones’ bankruptcy case. Though their interest is noted, specific reasons for it remain undisclosed. Meanwhile, Jones has praised Musk as a staunch defender of freedom, alongside expressing belief that former President Donald Trump is also concerned by this unfolding saga. An Infowars host, Harrison Smith, connected the involvement of Musk and Trump to implications for personal Twitter accounts. Alex Jones confirms that the highest bid for InfoWars at the Federal Auction was not accepted and they chose the lower bid from The Onion instead, likely to make sure he wouldn’t retain control. This shows it’s not about helping the Sandy Hook families, it’s about punishment. pic.twitter.com/ADZx0xfuPR — Autism Capital (@AutismCapital) November 14, 2024 The Onion, known for its satirical content, plans to relaunch Infowars as a parody platform, aimed at mocking conspiracy theorists like Jones. Ben Collins, CEO of The Onion, expressed readiness to finalize the sale, despite the ongoing controversy and legal hurdles. Judge Lopez underlined the necessity for transparency in the auction process, which Jones has heavily criticized as a “private, secret sale” and even labeled it a “bankruptcy crime.” BREAKING: The judge overseeing Alex Jones's Infowars case just ordered a hearing into how the Onion won the bidding after Alex's lawyers alleged that the trustee overseeing the auction rigged it at the last minute to allow the Onion to win What they're doing to Jones is… pic.twitter.com/TQpek74EV6 — George (@BehizyTweets) November 14, 2024 Alex Jones’ Position Jones’ economic troubles stem from the defamation lawsuits following his false claims about the Sandy Hook massacre. The auction of Infowars is part of Jones’ bankruptcy proceedings, aimed at settling these legal debts. Despite these pressures, Jones remains optimistic about Musk’s involvement, whom he believes understands critical fundamentals that could benefit the future of Infowars. The Onion has yet to disclose the purchase price for Infowars, which encompasses not just the media platform but also its studio and associated diet supplement business. These developments indicate a crucial phase in Jones’s protracted legal and financial controversies. Sources: The Inforwars saga continues A twist in Infowars sale The post Elon Musk’s Potential Involvement in Infowars Sale Sparks Intrigue appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

What do you imagine when you think about the pyramids in Egypt? Because, odds are, the reality of experiencing these pyramids in person is much different than seeing them online. For example, many people imagine that these massive pyramids are in the middle of nowhere. But despite the fact that they’ve been around for thousands of years, they are actually a whole lot closer to civilization than you may realize. In fact, there are quite a few shops near these magnificent pyramids, many of which are barely a mile away. This is something tourists should be happy to hear — who doesn’t want easy access to a tasty meal while traveling? Still, of all the food options you’d expect in Egypt, the one this tourist spotted was certainly not one of them… @cruisefever Pyramids are still a must see! #Egypt #pyramids #travel ♬ Oh No – Kreepa “Convenience at its best,” someone writes in the comment section of the video, with another adding, “Best of both worlds.” This isn’t the first time this unexpectedly placed Pizza Hut has garnered attention online — and we understand why! There’s something so odd yet amazing about seeing the pyramids and a U.S. fast food restaurant in such close proximity. Tourists in Egypt Share the Reality of Visiting the Great Pyramids in Person @hutravelstheworld Honestly shocked it was so worth it ♬ original sound – Nicole Nina | solo traveler While it may seem odd to have a Pizza Hut so close to this historical site, many visitors agree that it’s an unexpectedly great addition. First of all, the food is said to be surprisingly delicious. Best of all, though, the roof-top dining area is the perfect spot to view the pyramids. In the video above, you can get a peak at what it looks like as the sun sets! “Best place to watch the sunset over the pyramids, trust me,” one person shares in the comments, another adding, “No but fast food abroad is elite. I think it’s because they use slightly different products sometimes locally sourced.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Expectation vs. Reality: Tourist Visiting The Egyptian Pyramids Reveals Unexpected Surprise appeared first on InspireMore.

This post was authored on Nov. 14 and the boxing match did not occur until the next day. 

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