Ga. man poured boiling water over gay couple as they lay in bed, police say
A month ago, Tolbert, 21, and his boyfriend Anthony Gooden Jr., 23, were jolted out of sleep by the feeling of boiling water splashing across their torsos, faces and limbs. Gooden’s mother’s boyfriend, Martin Blackwell, stood over them, pouring the water, they say.
For a moment, Tolbert had no idea what could have provoked the alleged attack. Then Blackwell allegedly yanked him off the mattress and yelled, “Get out of my house with all that gay,” Tolbert recalled to WSBTV.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ver-gay-couple-as-they-lay-in-bed-police-say/
The article said he could be tried in both state and federal court since Georgia doesn't have hate crime laws. I hope he gets a very long state sentence and another long federal sentence.
It is okay to not approve of someone's choice, but how can one be so full of hate as to go to this extreme. He is an animal.
A month ago, Tolbert, 21, and his boyfriend Anthony Gooden Jr., 23, were jolted out of sleep by the feeling of boiling water splashing across their torsos, faces and limbs. Gooden’s mother’s boyfriend, Martin Blackwell, stood over them, pouring the water, they say.
For a moment, Tolbert had no idea what could have provoked the alleged attack. Then Blackwell allegedly yanked him off the mattress and yelled, “Get out of my house with all that gay,” Tolbert recalled to WSBTV.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...ver-gay-couple-as-they-lay-in-bed-police-say/
The article said he could be tried in both state and federal court since Georgia doesn't have hate crime laws. I hope he gets a very long state sentence and another long federal sentence.
It is okay to not approve of someone's choice, but how can one be so full of hate as to go to this extreme. He is an animal.