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Tuesday, December 05, 2023

What the fu....

A woman from Fountain Valley has been charged with murder in the death of her 9-year-old daughter who was nonverbal and confined to a wheelchair, drowning her in a bathtub and leaving her body to decompose for several days, officials said.

Khadiyjah Aliyyah Pendergraph, 32, was arrested last Friday at a grocery store in Aliso Viejo, the same day the girl’s body was discovered.

14 comments:

  1. WTF? “Khadiyjah Aliyyah Pendergraph”. With a name like that I can't even guess the nationality let alone pronounce it, so I'll just call her "Alphabet".

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    1. That's because In-a-gadda-da-vida was already taken.
      -lg

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    2. I’d call her “Eye Chart”

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  2. Is it them again Yogi?

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    1. Its always them, boo boo. Its always them.

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  3. All the dumbass needed was a pillow, then she wouldn't go to jail.

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  4. It's always them Boo-Boo.

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  5. I checked numerous websites about this story and not a single one had a photo of the woman. One tv clip of the story included a night time scene of a street intersection which seemed to focus on a Stop sign. I found that very helpful. An image search on the name produced what I originally believed to be an accurate depiction, however it also included a photo of a pastey-white boy of obvious Caucasian heritage. Now I'm not so sure. The white boy looked like he could be guilty of something...

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    1. I googled her name, then chose images and got a photo along with the caption of the article.

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  6. Same day crime discivered, perp arrested. Miles away, while shopping in a different town. Probably because she was non-stop talking while browsing the aisles.

    It would be hilarious if a fed up shopper called the cops after overhearing her; 'Marmamot, I finally did it!'

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