Max Azzarello is the man who burned himself on fire outside the Manhattan courtroom prior to Trump’s trial, reported New York Times.

The New York Police Department on Friday confirmed that Max described himself as an “investigative researcher”.

A witness revealed to media outlets that before burning himself on fire, he yelled slogans about a Ponzi scheme and the Donald Trump-Joe Biden coup. 

Witnesses revealed that at the site of the incident, Maxwell Azzarello left a huge stack of his manifesto documents. 

Max Azzarello’s Manifesto 

When the manifesto documents were checked, they were discovered on Ponzi Papers, a website. Max in the article wrote, “My name is Max Azzarello, and I am an investigative researcher who has set himself on fire outside of the Trump trial in Manhattan.”

The NYPD stated that Maxwell Azzarello, a native of Florida, is currently in critical condition. Authorities added that, when the police officials tried to rescue Max, they also got minor injuries.

As per New York Post, Police unveiled that Azzarello came to New York last week without informing anybody in his family that he was traveling out of state. 

Police confirmed that, before setting himself on fire, Max “tossed a stack of pamphlets into the air.” Those papers included “The Ponzi Papers,” a Substit newsletter. 

Furthermore, Maxwell Azzarello’s manifesto stated, “This extreme act of protest is to draw attention to an urgent and important discovery: We are victims of a totalitarian con, and our own government (along with many of their allies) is about to hit us with an apocalyptic fascist world coup.”

The Florida man claimed that Former President of the US, Bill Clinton, was at George Bush’s side secretly. 

His manifesto added,

“The Democrat vs. Republican division has been entirely manufactured ever since: Clinton is with Bush; Gore is with Bush; Trump is with Hillary, and so on. As it turns out, we have a secret kleptocracy: Both parties are run by financial criminals whose only goals are to divide, deceive, and bleed us dry.”

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Amid various shooting incidents happening sometimes, the Greenbelt Park Shooting has yet again invaded the media headlines.

The Greenbelt Park Shooting took place on April 19, Friday afternoon. WBAL-TV cited that authorities revealed that up to five people were shot in the incident. People were attending a big gathering in the park when the shooting occurred. 

The law enforcement authorities unveiled that during the gathering, a heart-wrenching incident unfolded. Greenbelt police officers disclosed reports which state that the gathering had a strength of more than 500. 

Greenbelt Park Shooting Incident Explored

In the Bowie area, or what TimesNow calls “senior skip day,” more than five hundred young people had gathered together at the place.

When they were asked to disperse, a huge bunch of people moved inside the 6900 block of Hanover Parkway, into a park. 

Law enforcement officials claimed that they kept a close eye on the entire thing happening. There was no sign of any unfortunate tragedy unfolding. However, suddenly, the silence was broken and the sound of gunshots was heard. 

Police also heard the gunshots sound and checked the scene. They found five people shots behind due to an argument. 

As per DC News Now, three of the five were adults and the rest two were children. The adults were allegedly eighteen years old. 

All the five people were quickly transferred to the hospital and were provided with urgent treatment and critical care. 

Until now, information about the health conditions of the victims is not known. However, as the investigation and inquiry into the Greenbelt Park shooting incident progresses, important leads are expected to be found out. 

As of now, details about the incident are still not clear. No official sources have released any further information.

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The news of the rape and murder of a child, merely a five-old-girl which took place in 2021 in Georgia has finally got its culprit. Jeremy Williams was found guilty on April 15, Monday.

Charges against Jeremy Williams include four counts of capital murder for the rape and murder of the minor. 

The 5-year-old girl, Kamarie Holland’s body was discovered on December 13, 2021, at night in Phenix, Alabama. The same day, Kamarie’s mother reported that her daughter was missing from their Columbus house in Georgia. 

The Culprit, Jeremy Williams, raped and abused the girl brutally and then murdered her. He disposed of the body near the “Georgia-Alabama state line.”

Charges Against Jeremy Williams and Court Orders

USA Today unveiled a report, according to which, William’s testimony claimed that he offered Kristy Siple, the victims’ mother, a sum of $2,500 to do oral sex on her. 

 USA Today cited a court spokesperson and revealed that Jeremy Williams was discovered guilty of abuse of a corpse, human trafficking, production of explicit material involving a child, sexual abuse of a child less than 12 years of age, and sodomy, each on one count. 

Moreover, the deceased’s mother, Sipel, has also had charged against her on one count of human trafficking. According to her arrest warrant, which reads that “she agreed with another person to pay her for having sexual intercourse and sodomy with her minor child.”

The 5-year-old victim’s body was discovered at the place where Williams used to live previously. The girl’s body had clear signs of asphyxiation and sexual abuse, reported People.

 Jeremy Williams pleaded guilty. However, “Alabama law mandates that a jury must ascertain beyond a reasonable doubt if a defendant in a capital punishment case is indeed guilty.”

David Johnson, the Circuit Court Judge, on Monday delivered the death penalty verdict for the culprit. He will be sent to Holoman State Prison in Atmore, Alabama.

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