August 2009

Big Chris’ MySpace page

Back on May 15th “Big Chris” Fears of Golf Manor, OH allegedly got drunk and raped a 14-year-old girl. Now she’s pregnant with his child. The accusations came out when the girl found out she was pregnant and told her mother that Fears raped her according to court records.

When the girl’s mother confronted Fears he told her that he was drunk at the time and was sorry. He also told her he had come up with the money for an abortion. What a guy!

The mother went to the Golf Manor police station to report the incident and Chris Fears also called police himself except that he called his friend, Police Chief Eddie Taylor, and told him he had “made a mistake and was going to go and turn himself in” At least he had the guts to do the right thing at the end. If only he had done the right thing in the first place.

What sucks is the fact that he didn’t just victimize the 14-year-old girl. He also victimized his wife and children as well.

Chris’ last status update on his MySpace page is “going away for awile love yall”

Source.

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Yeoman 1st Class Timothy Gilbert
 

Yeoman 1st Class Timothy Gilbert, assigned to Headquarters Company of Naval Mobile Construction Battalion (NMCB 74), donates blood during a blood drive for his six-year-old daughter at the Naval Construction Battalion Center base chapel. Gilbert’s daughter has been diagnosed with atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor and is receiving chemotherapy at Tulane Childrens Hospital.

You can read more about Yeoman Gilbert and his daughter, Timia, here.

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Lance Cpl. Jeremy P. Tamburello
19 years old from Denver, Colorado
1st Light Armor Reconnaissance Battalion, 1st Marine Division, I Marine Expeditionary Force
November 8, 2005
 

His parents didn’t want him to enlist, but it was his passion for helping people that led L/Cpl. Jeremy Tamburello to the military. “He was a very noble, very compassionate, very brave man” said L/Cpl. Tamburello’s father, Kevin. “He knew that he was going to have to go to Iraq and he knew that he might die, but he went anyway.”

L/Cpl. Tamburello was killed by an IED while conducting combat operations near Rutbah, Iraq.

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