It was business as usual Saturday night for Jose “Chille” DeCastro as he took to the mean streets of Los Angeles, cruising Wilshire Boulevard when he live streamed from an accident scene involving two unidentified expensive cars.
Reactions to Karen Read’s appearance on 20/20 on Friday have again dominated the Twitter feeds we follow. Here are some select posts that sum up the latest developments in the case.
It’s Sunday! Sunday! Sunday! And a new HOT SHOT JOCK has taken over the lead in the on-going GoFundMe race and Christopher “Direct D’ Ruff blaaaaaaaaazed by the competition with a massive $15.00 take and left the other competitors behind!
Tella Cline returned to YouTube on Friday with new court audio featuring Glenn Cerio, this time of an early August small claims court hearing involving Cerio’s accusations against an Edmonds, Washington, police officer.
Friday saw some blessed relief from Jose “Chille” DeCastro’s insipid daily 3+ hour live streams as the YouTuber “went dark” for the day, instead, leaving a love note to his viewers in the form of a new auditing video.
ABC’s 20/20 aired a segment on accused murderer Karen Read last night that has drawn diverse reactions on Twitter this morning, despite initial hype as being a “game changer” by Aidan “Turtleboy” Kearney.
Friday’s GoFundMe take was the usual win for our On-Going Expenses fund with a $35.00 take and nothing else happening in the market, making the stark disappearance of two prominent YouTubers stand out as disappearing in recent days.
Jose “Chille” DeCastro started his Thursday live stream holding a large box of product that he said was denied by the post office earlier in the day because he no longer resided at the shipping address listed on the packages.
We’ve been taking a good look at the markets for first two months of the year and things are bad, bad to the point where not even former heavyweight earners SeanPaul “Long Island Audit” Reyes and Jose “Chille” DeCastro may be able to bring things back from the brink.
The man calling himself the First Amendment Protection Agency (FAPA) went live on YouTube Monday morning following his arraignment for felony assault charges in Ayer, Massachusetts.
We’re all spirits in the psychedelic way! All hail the furs!
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