Epstein Secrets

roles in an attack on Vauhxx Rush Booker at Lake Monroe, according to the Monroe County Prosecutor's office. Booker, 36, an activist and member of the Monroe County Human Rights Commission, and other witnesses filmed the encounter in which Purdy, Cox and other men were seen pinning Booker to a tree and pulling his arm. Booker said he

Hennessy said Booker presented 'a false narrative' about the attack, alleging Booker was an 'instigator and the agitator.' Booker and his attorney Katherine Liell said they were 'relieved' by the charges, which they called the first step 'towards justice and change." The New York Times (7/17, Levenson, Diaz,

ake said Monday his clients are victims of a 'smear campaign' and a 'rush to judgment." Vauhxx Booker, "a local civil rights activist and member of the Monroe County Human Rights Commission, said five white men pinned him against a tree, shouted racial slurs and one of them threatened to 'get a noose' at Monroe Lake near Bloomington ov

tree. No talk of a noose, no talk of a rope, no talk of a lynching, no white power:" WTHR-TV Indianapolis (7/13, 465K) reports, "Booker's attorney, Katherine Liell, says the FBI is investigating the case as a possible hate crime." WTHR-TV adds, "Both Sean Purdy and Caroline McCord, two of the people in questio

ake said Monday his clients are victims of a 'smear campaign' and a 'rush to judgment."' Vauhxx Booker, "a local civil rights activist and member of the Monroe County Human Rights Commission, said five white men pinned him against a tree, shouted racial slurs and one of them threatened to 'get a noose' at Monroe Lake near Bloomington ove

tree. No talk of a noose, no talk of a rope, no talk of a lynching, no white power.'" WTHR-TV Indianapolis (7113, 465K) reports, "Bookers attorney, Katherine Liell, says the FBI is investigating the case as a possible hate crime." WTHR-TV adds, "Both Sean Purdy and Caroline McCord, two of the people in question