Showing posts with label worst person in the world. Show all posts
Showing posts with label worst person in the world. Show all posts

Monday, February 01, 2010

Worst Person in the World: John Edwards

Former Senator John Edwards and his wife Elizabeth are now legally separated. News of a lovechild he had with former Rielle Hunter wasn't the tipping point. The child was born nearly two years ago and a couple weeks ago Edwards finally admitted paternity. The allegations in a new book "The Politician" written by his former top aide Andrew Young may have done it.
Here are some of the accusations in the book:

-When Hunter, a videographer hired by the Edwards campaign, became pregnant, Edwards persuaded longtime “body man” Young to claim he was the father. Young went into hiding with his wife, their three children — and Hunter.

-Young describes his alleged discovery of a compromising videotape of Edwards and a naked, pregnant lover, identified by Young as Hunter.

Donations: “S–t, they love me — they would do anything for me,” John Edwards would say after getting a big donation, Young writes. If refused, he would say, “What the hell — why are they wasting my time? I’m going to be president. I don’t have time for this s–t. Everyone wants to give me advice. I don’t want their advice. I want their money.”

Made in USA: Young says Edwards is an Atkins-dieter who hated making appearances at state fairs where “fat rednecks try to shove food down my face. I know I’m the people’s senator, but do I have to hang out with them?” Before a SEIU candidate forum in Las Vegas, Young says Edwards made him cut out a “made in the USA” label from Young’s own suit to sew in place of Edwards’s “made in Italy” label.

Edwards’ hair: “Naturally thick and lustrous, his hair was a fixation with him. He insisted on using just one kind of shampoo — HairTec Thick & Strong Shampoo for Fine, Fragile Hair,” Young writes. He says that for years he or Edwards personally paid for the expensive haircuts rather than publicly list them as campaign expenses. He blamed the gaffe – Edward’s campaign committee picked up the tab for two $400 haircuts — on “new, inexperienced staff.”

A confrontation: Shortly after John Edwards and Hunter returned from a trip to Uganda in 2006, Elizabeth Edwards answered a cell phone call to hear Hunter who “launched into a romantic monologue,” Young writes. According to Young’s account, Elizabeth confronted her husband who “confessed to having had a one-night stand but didn’t say with whom.” He called Hunter in front of his wife to end it, but later called her back to say he didn’t mean it.

Thoughts of leaving: Young says that Edwards would confide in him about how he thought about leaving “crazy” Elizabeth, but how she plays better with American voters than he. “I cringed when he said this,” Young writes.

Time together: While Elizabeth was on a book tour for “Saving Graces,” Hunter allegedly spent time at the Edwards home. Young writes that Hunter slept in their bed and entertained the children. He also writes that he listened as Edwards told her that one day they would form their own family and have a wedding where the Dave Matthews Band would play.

Hotel reservations: Keeping the affair running throughout the campaign wasn’t easy. “When I knew where the senator was staying, I made reservations in my own name, faxed copies of my credit card and state identification card, and told the hotel staff that my ‘wife’ would be checking in on my account,” Young writes. He said he paid for much of Hunter’s expenses out of his pocket, and Edwards promised reimbursement when they found wealthy campaign donors or when Elizabeth died and he no longer had to cover up such costs. “I’ll take care of you, Andrew,” he quotes Edwards as saying. “You know I’m good for it.”

Incurable cancer: Elizabeth Edwards said publicly that she discovered her cancer had returned shortly after a rib broke from a strong hug from her husband. Young writes that she broke her rib while she was moving boxes and her husband was in Iowa planning a tryst for Hunter’s birthday. Young writes that Edwards got the call and hurried home – and sent flowers to his angry mistress.

Hunter’s pregnancy: According to Young, Hunter called him in May 2007 to say she was pregnant. Young says that when he informed Edwards, the senator told him to “handle it,” to which he replied: “I can’t handle this one.” Young writes that Edward unloaded on Hunter as a “crazy slut,” said they had an “open relationship,” and put his paternity chances at “one in three.” Young says that Edwards asked him for help persuading Hunter to have an abortion. Young writes that Hunter believed the baby to be “some kind of golden child, the reincarnated spirit of a Buddhist monk who was going to help save the world.”

A move: Right before the Iowa debate, Young says Edwards asked him to take his family and Hunter and move away – all on the dime of trial lawyer friend Fred Baron. On Dec. 15, 2007, Young released a statement claiming paternity.

The decision to hide: Young writes that Edwards promised “He would make sure I had a job in the future,” and told him: “You’re family. A friend like no friend I’ve ever had.” Young goes on to say that Edwards concluded “that if I helped him, I would make Mrs. Edwards’s dying days a bit easier. ‘I know you’re mad at her, Andrew, but I love her. I can’t let her die knowing this.’”

Monday, May 19, 2008

Worst Person in the World: Darrion Scott

Darrion Scott played four years in the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings, leading the team in sacks in 2006.
Now he is charged with assaulting his own son.

Darrion Scott

The boy's mother said she heard the child crying and when she went to check on him she saw the boy lying on his back, kicking his legs while Scott (who is 6'5" 290 lbs.) was holding a plastic bag over the boy's head.
Scott told police they were playing and he was trying to see if the boy could get the bag off his head himself.
The mother told police the boy had suffered injuries in Scott's care before, and a doctor said marks on the boy's arm and ear were a result of being burned or hit.
Police found in a gun in Scott's house, which was kept in an unlocked nightstand which police determined to be easily accessible to the child.
Scott's agent said "Anyone who knows Darrion knows him to be a big 'teddy bear' type of guy, easygoing and never loud or abrasive. We believe this nightmare is a terrible mistake and that the child has not been abused, at least not by Darrion."
So now he is accusing the mother of being the abusive one?
I hope the next time Darrion Scott gets chop blocked, he breaks his leg.

Friday, January 25, 2008

Worst Person in the World: Melissa Arrington

An ugly former stripper named Melissa Arrington was sentenced to 10 and a half years in jail for killing a guy while driving drunk.
While drunk drivers usually get off easier than that Arrington bought herself some extra time in the hoosegow for laughing at her victim during a phone conversation she had from jail with a friend.

Caller: John says as far as he's concerned you did the world a favor because you took out a fuckin tree hugger, a bicyclist, a Frenchman and a gay guy all in one shot. He's proud of you.
Arrington: (laughter)
Caller: He says as far as he's concerned they should give you a medal and a fuckin parade.
Arrington: (laughter)
Caller: I know that's terrible.
Arrington: No, it's not.


Later in the conversation Arrington said "I'm not supposed to be laughing at stuff like that but I would have to agree." Arrington's blood alcohol content was .156 (.08 is the legal limit in Arizona) and her license had been suspended because of a previous DUI.

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Worst Person in the World: Christy Freeman

Christy Freeman is the worst person in the world.
Freeman, 37, visited a doctor in July because she was bleeding heavily. The doctor discovered she had just given birth. Investigators found the dead baby at her house in Ocean City, Maryland, in the vanity under the sink.
Also at her house, the remains of 3 other babies, 2 of them were in a trunk in her living room. And the third was in a bag in an RV parked in the driveway.
Freeman claims the babies were either miscarriages or stillborn.
Get this, she could not be charged with any crimes because police can't prove that she killed a living baby. They also can't prove she committed late-term abortions because they can't tell whether the babies were aborted or miscarried or stillborn.
What makes this a little suspicious is that with this fourth baby, when she went to the doctor she denied being pregnant. Then when the doctor said "but there's a placenta and umbilical cord here," she said "ok, I gave birth to a stillborn, deformed baby, there were no hands or feet." But the fetus under the sink did have hands and feet. So if you were inclined to believe her sob story, that should change things.
It gets worse. Part of the reason she won't be charged is that a doctor does think it might be reasonable that she had four miscarriages/stillbirths because she smoked and used cocaine during the pregnancies. And there apparently isn't a law that allows women who use drugs while pregnant resulting in harm to the fetus to be charged with a crime.
And just a little worse. Freeman now says she may sue county authorities who "rushed to judgment."
Christy Freeman, I hope you die tomorrow.


Who the hell would fuck this disgusting pig four times?

Thursday, June 14, 2007

The Worst Person in the World: Holly Ashcraft

Holly Ashcraft got away with murder.
Ashcraft is a pretty blonde 22 year old student at USC.

There's a special place in hell waiting for Holly Ashcraft

In October of 2005, she threw her baby in a dumpster outside a popular USC student bar. A homeless man was sifting through the trash and found the baby.
An autopsy concluded that the baby had been born alive but Ashcraft's attorney Mark Geragos, said Ashcraft dumped the baby because it had been stillborn.
The judge ruled that the prosecutor lacked evidence that Ashcraft had criminal intent, and therefore she could not be charged with murder.
Then due to some kind of technical legal mumbo jumbo, it seems that prosecutors are not allowed to charge her with anything else.
So Ashcraft is going to get away with murder.
Again.
In 2004, Ashcraft showed up at the hospital saying she had just given birth, but she had no baby with her. She said it was stillborn but police never found the baby in order to prove or disprove her claims. Therefore she was never charged with anything.
And a year later she did the exact same thing.