Man Who Murdered Gay American Scott Johnson in 1988 Is Sentenced Again
Scott White had famously declared himself “Guilty! Guilty! Guilty” of the 1988 murder at a pretrial hearing last year.
June 9, 2023
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Scott White had famously declared himself “Guilty! Guilty! Guilty” of the 1988 murder at a pretrial hearing last year.
The strangled body of Jorge Diaz-Johnson was found a few days after he vanished dumped among trash.
Antonio Zephir says the neighbors have harassed him previously, and he is seeking a restraining order.
Only House Republican extremists survive by playing games with the role of speaker — Johnson is doomed — and more disastrous, triggering a government shutdown and refusing war aid, creating a doomsday scenario ahead for the GOP.
Director Ali LeRoi and writer Stanley Kalu discuss the drama about a Black gay teen who is forced to relive his death at the hands of law enforcement.
Sam Johnson, former CEO of VisuWell, can be seen telling the teen "you look like an idiot" in the viral video.
After being unjustly sentenced to 30 years, Michael Johnson walked out of prison today a free man.
The former TV star -- accused of drugging and raping mulitiple women -- is far from off the hook.
A resolution was passed by the Seattle School Board to revamp its policies and curriculum so LGBTQ+ youth and identity are affirmed citywide.
Jorge Diaz-Johnston was strangled, his body left in a trash can and then taken to a local landfill with the weekly garbage collection.
"We just want to be accepted, and she just wants to be a kid. It shouldn’t be that hard to be a kid,” the girl's mom said.
McKinnon, who effectively changed queer sketches on the long-running show, stepped into Colleen Rafferty's loose underwear one last time.
Diaz-Johnston's strangled body was found in a landfill back in January.
130 members of Congress filed a joint amicus brief supportive of a lesbian couple challenging DOMA in court.
The not-so-curious case of Michael Johnson illuminates the way racial 'preferences' on dating apps conspire with a biased criminal justice system to criminalize HIV-positive gay black men.
An actress who'd made homophobic comments was fired from the role in a production of the story's musical version earlier this year.