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Mother's vigilante justice on the predator that violated her daughter takes a wrong turn when she gets the wrong guy. A mother’s protective rage turned into a catastrophic nightmare when Brandi Snowflake Morgan decided to take the law into her own hands in an Idaho Falls parking lot. ​Years earlier, Morgan’s daughter had filed a police report in Madison County alleging she had been violated by a man named Peter Medina. With insufficient evidence to secure a conviction, Medina walked away without charges, leaving behind an unresolved trauma and a mother consumed by festering bitterness against a legal system she felt had failed her child. ​That unresolved fury exploded into violence outside a WinCo liquor store when Morgan spotted a man crossing the parking lot and convinced herself she had finally found Medina. Without hesitation, she hit the gas of her Dodge Nitro, deliberately plowing directly into the pedestrian before speeding into the night. ​She believed she had finally delivered retribution for her daughter. But vigilante justice is blind, reckless, and unforgiving. The man lying crumpled on the asphalt was not Peter Medina. ​He was Geronimo, a completely innocent local father and working-class provider who had simply stopped by the liquor store on an errand requested by his wife. The impact br0ke both of his f€€t and lower l€gs, subjecting him to reconstructive surg€ry, months away from his job, and forcing his family to build wheelchair ramps just so he could enter his own home. ​In her blind quest to punish an unprosecuted abuser, Morgan didn’t balance any scales. Instead, she transferred devastating trauma, physical agony, and financial hardship onto a blameless family who had nothing to do with her past, ultimately earning herself a 10 year prison sentence with the possibility of parole after 2 years.

Fists flew at South Shore Plaza today. A wild brawl erupted inside the Braintree mall, with men and women of all ages trading punches as the fight spilled out of a store and onto the upper floor. Bystanders screamed, filmed, and tried to pull the fighters apart. A witness, who did not want to be identified, told Mass Daily News they did not know what started the fight. South Shore Plaza has been the site of previous violence. In January 2022, a 26-year-old Boston man was shot inside a first-floor store in what police called a targeted attack, forcing a mall lockdown. Earlier this year, Braintree police mobilized in force after social media posts warned of a planned "takeover." Multiple other brawls at the plaza have ended in arrests.

The craziest part of growing up in the northeast is finding out knowing a ton of Irish and Italians is actually not standard for the United States.

Introduce yourself by listing 10 bands you've seen live. Mine are first ten in chronological order, I've seen a lot, hard to choose. Blues Image The Pointer Sisters Ted Nugent The Outlaws War Yes Fear TSOL X 45 Grave

Boston edition! Aerosmith The Cars The Pixies Extreme

The second Son Volt record is more of the same but who’s to say that’s a bad thing? It sure isn’t, from the first note to the last on this it is still punchy as ever. It may not capture the aggression quite as much as Trace but that’s okay. There’s some fantastic writing here

Guys, I just stopped at Goodwill…

I can’t think of a single positive thing that’s ever come out of Taunton, Mass.

95 through Connecticut is its own layer of hell. No worse stretch of interstate in the Northeast Corridor.

He really tried to sell Judge Judy on the idea that a woman spontaneously gave him $2,000 to help with his mortgages. Then she finds out he had a girlfriend in Ukraine and suddenly the “gift” theory sounds a lot less innocent. Judge Judy was not buying a word of it.

Hilltop Steakhouse Menu 1967

Holy smokes! When Brooklyn and Los Angeles shared the same stage like it was nothing. Beastie Boys and Cypress Hill live on Arsenio ripping through “So What’cha Want,” 1992.