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This discussion has some chatter from friends. Lots of stuff about the family revealed. https://www.facebook.com/groups/1441038699537189/permalink/1441041722870220/

The guy does look a little creepy, but it's common around here. Akron and Medina are full of people that may look like sideshow freaks, but most of them are great people. I'm not sure judging by looks is the best way to go.

She was living in Cleveland. Last seen in East Cleveland. I think it's harsh to say stay away from the east side of Cleveland. Castro had nothing to do with the east side. Bad things can happen anywhere. There are bad areas on both the east and west side of Cleveland. Pitting one against...

I only remember that he was a little strange. Trying hard to fit in, but not really succeeding. He may have been bullied and beat up a few times. He was persistent with his "crush"...not really accepting no. After I graduated, I heard nothing else about him until now. He was a couple years...

I agree. I (and most of my entire family) was born and raised in Cleveland. I think it's harsh to bring down a whole city because of a few nuts. :banghead:

Unfortunately, this stuff can happen anywhere.

This hits close to home. This serial killer had a crush on me while we were in high school together. One of his victims was a classmate. I really can't believe this.

I'm telling you..."at" does not necessarily mean AT in young urban speak. AT could also mean at the housing division. There are differences in standard English and the English the youth use. It's not right, but it's true. Take it or leave it.

It took :13 seconds for GZ to walk from where he was to the T sidewalk. There are something like 2 minutes missing. What was he doing during that time? Where was he?

For anyone wondering, the controversial "big hat" lady is: Shahrazad Ali - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I find it funny that Frank Taaffe commented that it's one jury member holding them from declaring GZ not guilty. Wonder where he came up with that?

Yes. When she speaks about the trials of black Americans. I didn't reference a particular comment that she made.

She's nuts! I can understand some of what she's getting at (sometimes), but the way she comes across makes you want to tune out everything she says. It's offensive!

Or he follows you. :seeya: It could go either way.

I wish I could watch Dr. Drew without all the yelling and screaming. Certain people he has on the show make me want to gouge out my eyeballs. lol

Yes, she does! She seems to have a lot of anger in her. She does remind me of some of the older black women I know. So much pain and anger in them. (this is not racist -- lol...I'm black)

This may be uh...maybe a cultural difference? For lack of a better term. My family lived in a complex of townhomes and if someone would have asked where I was (as a teen), after I had walked to a store, I may have answered at my mom's (even if I was only inside of the development).

I have. And it was 4 in the afternoon. And it was terrifying.

Someone went to jail last year for doing this to me and my kids. Then he got a longer sentence because he was a sex offender and had some other violations. He followed us and tried grabbing my baby's stroller and me. He walked up very close to my 13 yr old. Right on her back. He never...

I saw that, but it's true! lol