However, in a new TikTok video uploaded on Thursday (27 April), she explained why she wanted to “take the backseat” at first and let the fury die down, and why she has now changed her mind. Throughout the furore, Mulvaney herself remained relatively quiet when it came to addressing the backlash. Mulvaney’s other brand collaborators, including Nike and Maybelline, also faced calls for a boycott, as the number of products available for transphobes to use dwindled by the day. Republican commentators and news channels spent literal hours mulling over the 47-second clip, contemplating how it signified the end of days. That was a death scream.Singer Kid Rock posted an eye-wateringly cringeworthy video of himself shooting at cans of Bud Light, with other conservative music stars following suit. “If you’ve ever wanted to know what it sounds like when a human being dies, when they know that their death is imminent, that’s exactly what it is. Barron died was horrific, and in that 911 call, which truly captured all of it, what I heard and what all those people who listened to it and spread it around heard was a death scream,” Sisco said.
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And those who continue to take images, audio or video from the trial and spin them into something humorous for their own enjoyment are “absolutely disgusting,” she said. But on Friday, as she ensured those life sentences would be served out consecutively, ensuring Oneal will die behind bars, Sisco said the case was the worst, the “most haunting” and “horrific” she had ever heard in her 19 years on the bench. It was already a foregone conclusion that Oneal would spend life in prison after a jury found him guilty of the brutal murders, yet spared him the death penalty. Related: Jury: Life sentence for Ronnie Oneal III in Riverview slayings As the father asks the boy where the knife is, “Little Ronnie” can then be heard crying. In an audio recording of the chilling phone call, Oneal can be heard telling Barron that “the kids are mine now, bitch.” He can be heard yelling at his son, telling him to sit down “before I kill you,” then telling the boy to say “Allahu Akbar” and the boy repeating the same.īarron can be heard screaming as Oneal yells at the boy to bring him a knife. “Imagine someone coming to you, showing you some video of your daughter’s death on TikTok because of his bad actions,” Lloyd said, “showing you my daughter’s screams because they want to dig at him so they have to dig at her to get to him.” The audio call captured the final moments of Barron’s life, with Oneal barking orders at his son while the boy’s mother screams for her life. Lloyd told Sisco that some of the TikTok videos she’d seen in recent days even contained audio from the 911 call Kenyatta Barron made after Ronnie Oneal shot her in the shoulder during a fight on March 18, 2018. “Using a photo from our trial and likening it to what an athlete is going through? All I could think was, do they have any idea? It’s shameful, absolutely #lawyer #ronnieoneal #boondocks #cops #police #PrimeDayShowPJParty ♬ original sound - The Freemans “Any person posting a meme on social media of this case, they really have no idea what they’re doing - they obviously don’t understand or know what the facts are,” Sisco said. sprinter Sha’Carri Richardson, who was suspended for 30 days and deemed ineligible from competing in the upcoming Tokyo Olympics after testing positive for traces of a chemical found in marijuana. Just one of those jokes is a popular tweet that uses video of Ronnie Oneal III’s court argument to support U.S. “The whole time this has been going on he has just made it out to be a joke,” Lloyd said.
She spoke of how, in the days following the trial, friends and family members showed her videos that had gone viral on TikTok, a video-based social media platform popular with teens and young adults. Related: Relatives condemn Ronnie Oneal as he gets life for killing girlfriend and daughterĬarrie Lloyd broached the topic in her tearful comments on the loss of her daughter, 33-year-old Kenyatta Barron and granddaughter, 9-year-old Ron’Niveya Oneal.
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