In the last couple weeks there have been numerous incidents involving knifes or bladed weapons:

Probably the worse occurred in Cleveland. A POS (Piece of Shit) followed a mother and 3 year old son out of a grocery store and stabbed both of them, killing the little boy.



Here is the Piece of Shit in Court:



A longer video documenting the case so far:


She is Evil, not crazy. She immediately followed responding Police Officer's orders and surrendered without incident. A crazy person would have attacked the officers. Maybe Kackles Harris or Horrid Soros can post this POS's bond, it is only $5 million.

I just told a couple co-workers that Stabbing Season is happening locally. In two separate incidents in the St. Louis Missouri area in the last week:

1. A guy stabbed his mother and niece to death.
Man Murders Mother and Niece

2. Another guy pulled trimming shears (think short swords with handles) that had been taken apart and randomly attacked another guy. The Victim sustained cuts to the bones on one arm and both legs. Luckily, he got to the hospital in time and emergency surgery saved his life.
Man Attacked Victim with Garden Shears

Another incident this week involved an elderly couple from St. Louis traveling in Nebraska. The couple stopped at a highway rest area at 7am when a 22-year-old from Ohio tried robbing them with a knife. The suspect stabbed the old man to death and critically wounded the wife. The suspect was later arrested after a pursuit.
Eureka Couple Attacked in Nebraska

Now add in that 5 Illegals were stopped and arrested in Missouri after kidnapping a 14 year old girl from Indiana and were taking her to California for sex trafficking. Another 13 or 14 year girl was strangled to death by two Illegals in Houston (sexual assault examination results pending). Then add in the Illegal who raped the 13 in New York.

Crazy or Evil, doesn't really matter if you are their victim. Train, Prepare, and Carry (something, a pistol, a knife, a cane, pepper spray, whatever you can and know how to use it).

Please be aware and stay safe!