Comments on: Charles Tyson

By: AgJu

AgJu — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 07:15:15 +0000

Someone has anger issues. This dumb fuck was arguing with the baby mama so he whips the kid out the window, picks it up and SLAMS it onto the car hood, then tosses it into some water…Why do people do this? It’s frackin’ ridiculous!!!!

And thank goodness someone like Judge McSorley didn’t just turn a blind eye to this.

Hell for this colossal idiot. Hope he’s popular in prison; people who attack kids usually are.

By: Lewbell

Lewbell — Fri, 20 Feb 2009 16:56:53 +0000

I just watched that case on Dateline Sam and I was flabbergasted that someone could get out of prison after killing two people. I am thankful that the two hikers survived but they were talking about their medical bills and how much money it has cost them to just stay alive. That is the kind of charities that people should be donating to not to some pos that wants money.

By: TurtleMania

TurtleMania — Sun, 31 Aug 2008 12:49:15 +0000

“The world has a new hero.”
Yes, he is a hero because he favors Antonio Mcdyess.

By: Amy

Amy — Sat, 30 Aug 2008 02:11:49 +0000

Fancy trying to make a few dollars on the publicity of a baby’s death. And if im not wrong, its his grandmother thats doing it!!!
Now thats low.

By: Liz Sanchez

Liz Sanchez — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 20:26:00 +0000

Good to know Mazzi, grazi!!!!

By: Mazzi

Mazzi — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 20:09:35 +0000

If anyone even THINKS about giving this “foundation” a dime, they are insane!!!

501(c)(3) foundations are the biggest scams around! The foundation format is used by most reputable charities (Red Cross, etc), but here’s how the scam works for the unreputable:

Usually after a tragedy, families start getting donation from strangers. If the family gets enough exposure, LOTS of donations come in. In order to keep as much of that money, without needing to pay taxes, the recipient forms the foundation. All the money is channelled through the foundation, and the recipients start paying themselves “consultant fees” from the donations. There are no requirements that the foundation spend the donations on any charitable deeds at all. And the head of the foundation can pay themself ANYTHING they want.

So the victim’s survivor (aka Foundation CEO) uses the media contacts they have made through the tragedy to promote fundraisers. Good-hearted people send checks and donate goods and services. The cash rolls in. The CEO (or whatever title they pick) gets paid FIRST. Then, if any money is left over, it might be used for charity.

This family’s 501(c)(3) is almost certainly a SCAM and a swindle!

By: friend of the family

friend of the family — Fri, 29 Aug 2008 16:43:24 +0000

Was the family hurt? Immeasurably. Were they angry? Absolutely. Are they bitter and bent on revenge? Wouldn’t anyone be? Anyone yes, but Mrs. Mosley is a Christian woman and she has chosen to forgive. This response has evoked a lot of ire from the general public but it is the only decision she and her family can live with. As Christians they choose not to compound this tragedy by committing or condoning yet another murder. That’s a hard thing to swallow for some but this family has the right to be respected for having that kind of faith in the power of God to forgive.

According the gospel, life comes from death. As a result of this experience Mrs. Mosley has started the Charles Edward Tyson, Jr. Outreach Foundation as a private 501(c)(3) non-profit. Established in loving memory of its name sake, the mission of the Foundation is to serve all those touched by violence. It seeks to come to the aid, support, uplifting, education, and encouragement of children and families caught in the cycle of violence. The Board of Directors wants the Foundation to be both a source of assistance and advocacy to meet the needs of children who have small voices and few choices.

One of its first projects is to provide a blessed and loving Christmas for a group of young children in Delray Beach who have a parent in prison and are struggling in single-parent families. In order to accomplish that goal the Foundation is planning a series of fundraisers that are worthy of public attention and support. Please contact the Foundation and watch for on-line and media announcements of these events.

By: Sam Walmer

Sam Walmer — Sun, 13 Jul 2008 22:41:04 +0000

Here the story of a guy who murdered 2 hikers on the Appalachian Trail back in 1981. With plea bargain and parole, served 15 years for double murder. This year cold bloodedly shot 2 fishermen camping on the trail multiple times with .22.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2008/07/08/AR2008070801657.html?hpid=topnews&sid=ST2008070801140&pos=