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While reading the St Cloud Minnesota Times yesterday, I came across an article about a 23 year old Cresent Springs Kentucky man who was charged for criminal abuse for getting his 2 year old stepdaughter drunk by allowing her and encouraging her to drink a cocktail of gin and ice tea.
She was rushed to the hospital, passed out, and a blood alcohol level of 0.25.
No, this wasn't in the Appalachian region of KY and Diane Sawyer didn't write the news.
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While reading the St Cloud Minnesota Times yesterday, I came across an article about a 23 year old Cresent Springs Kentucky man who was charged for criminal abuse for getting his 2 year old stepdaughter drunk by allowing her and encouraging her to drink a cocktail of gin and ice tea.
She was rushed to the hospital, passed out, and a blood alcohol level of 0.25.
No, this wasn't in the Appalachian region of KY and Diane Sawyer didn't write the news.
Kentuckians blasted Diane Sawyer for giving Kentuckians a bad reputation.
Seems some of its citizens do a better job.
Excuse me, but this can happen anywhere. In Minnesota, New York or Iceland. It happens, it's terrible and he deserves a harsh sentence. Stop acting like terrible stuff only happens in Kentucky. Do you seriously have nothing better to do?
Excuse me, but this can happen anywhere. In Minnesota, New York or Iceland. It happens, it's terrible and he deserves a harsh sentence. Stop acting like terrible stuff only happens in Kentucky. Do you seriously have nothing better to do?
I re-checked that paper.
Nope, no articles on men from Minnesota,New York, or Iceland getting their 2 year old step- daughter drunk.
The Louisville Courier-Journal! But it's passionately despised because of "liberal" views.
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