Mariah Yeater Accuses Justin Bieber of Fathering Child

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Here is a good video of Mariah Yeater who is accusing Justin Bieber of having sexual intercourse with her that resulted in the birth of her 4-month old son, Trystan. I do not believe Mariah.

Her story lacks details, she refuses to answer key questions such as what the evidence is, and she seems to feign her emotions. Nothing adds up to me.

If she really believed she was having Justin’s baby, why wouldn’t she have tried to contact him first before suing for paternity? We never hear her say that she tried that.

She says when she went backstage, “As soon as I stepped in, he immediately took a liking to me.” If you notice, she has few details to give us. This raises alarms for me.

Why isn’t she talking all excited about meeting Justin? Why doesn’t she say what it was like backstage? She gives us no details whatsoever.

She continues, “And uh, we just got to talking and it was kind of me and him, with other people elsewhere, and then he eventually asked me, “Would you mind if we can go somewhere, and be alone.” When Mariah talks, she is as dull as a piece of paper. Where is this girl’s emotions?? She shows no excitement or interest to even be with Bieber. It’s oddly missing.

I find it odd that Bieber would tell her as he is walking her to another location about how he wanted to make love to her. Most young men doesn’t announce their intentions — they just act on them.  I find this very strange. I also find it strange how she says he is all lovey and then turns more aggressive in the bathroom, and yet it doesn’t in anyway seem to trouble Mariah. Most women at this point would be mad and upset and feel violated, and yet Mariah doesn’t. That is a red flag. She actually starts to glow when she uses a the “f” word. It’s so inconsistent to how normal people act. Most women don’t take kindly to the use of such a word.

She tells us Justin said it was his first time (do young guys admit this? It seem rather ridiculous) and she went with “the heat of the moment”. It’s absurd.  What heat of the moment?  She shows no confidence whatsoever, either. She acts like a victim here, which she would not feel like if she knew Justin was going to be held accountable, and furthermore according to her own story, she was a willing participant!!!

If she knows for a fact it is Justin–she wouldn’t have any doubts, but she shows so many. Mariah also says, “Come on, people don’t talk out of there…(butt)…” She suggests that people lie all the time.

When Mariah is asked if the other girls in the room could substantiate this story, Mariah shows stress on her forehead. She sighs real hard, and then covers her face in a pout. She should have said confidently, “Yes”. She does not.

I think Mariah is a very troubled individual. I personally wouldn’t want to be anywhere near her.  She scares me, frankly.  She is not a timid meek person like she’d like us to believe she is. 

I suspect we will find her story is nonsense.

Michael Jackson’s Voice

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I have written several times when people put on a soft-sweet demeanor and speak in a soft-toned voice, for me, it is an automatic red flag, unless I see an intensely shy person– a person who could never ever go on stage. When I saw Michael Jackson talk in public, I never believed that was his real voice. It was a voice to charm people into Michael Jackson’s world. People argued with me about this–that no, that high pitched voice was Michael’s voice and he wasn’t faking it. Most people don’t talk like a whisper unless they want to charm you into thinking they are nicer than they really are! When I heard this voice recording of Michael Jackson in the Conrad Murray trial, I said, “There it is. Proof.” He was high as a kite on drugs here, and he was so out of it, he “forgot” to put on his fake voice. We get to hear the real Michael Jackson, and surprisingly he has a normal deep male voice.

Police Find Amber Kirwan Remains

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Sadly, police have found the body of Amber Kirwan.  You can read more here.  “Police are investigating her death as a homicide”, says Herald News.

If anyone sees Amber’s boyfriend speak out again, please let me know. I’d like to see what he has to say…

A Royal Denial

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If there was ever an awkard, unaffectionate couple who appears to have paired up purely for an offspring, it has to be Prince Albert and his wife Princess Charlene.

I personally don’t believe these two when they talk about her cold feet, or this affection for one another. They couldn’t be more cold, more forced, and looking for each other’s approval.  When they try to convince us otherwise, both look to the other like, “Was that good?  Do they believe me?”  You can’t miss it! 

I would say this is a good example of denial.  The only ones they are fooling, if you ask me, are themselves. What a charade!

The Madoffs: Ruth and her sons

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When I watched the 60 Minutes interview of Ruth Madoff and her son Andrew, I was struck by Ruth’s casual talk about her suicide attempt with Bernie.  She smiles as she talks about it and she is almost flippantly about it.

Do I believe Ruth and Bernie tried to commit suicide?  I do not.

When Ruth talks about the suicide, and is asked whose idea it was, Ruth says, “I don’t know whose idea it was, but we decided to kill ourselves because it was so horrendous what was happening.”

If either one suggested to the other to end their lives, I can be damn sure they would remember who came up with the idea–because such a suggestion is shocking to any living human being.  And to ask another human being to end their life is exceptionally difficult, at best.  

Imagine it:  “I want to kill myself, will you kill yourself too?”  No one forgets that conversation and the fact that Ruth suggests she did is strongly suggestive it didn’t ever happen in the first place.

Ruth then says that they took pills, and when asked what they took, she hedges.  She says, “I think Ambien.”  She thinks?  Give me a break!  

She continues talking about the pills, “How many?  I don’t remember.”

Who believes this? I certainly don’t.

The entire time Ruth talks about her suicide attempt she is smiling.  Smiling!!

It’s an arrogant and egotistical smile. It doesn’t fit.  Ruth does not give me any warm feelings whatsoever.

Has Ruth ever expressed remorse for the victims at all?  After all, knowledgeable or not, she did live the high-life on other people’s money illegally.

Ruth also tells us how she sent her baubles and family heirlooms to Andrew when she planned to commit suicide, but I personally suspect Ruth wanted to hide her assets in fear they would be taken away, so she sent them to her son in hopes he would hide them for her.  The problem is she allegedly wasn’t talking to her sons at that time and Andrew says he didn’t know what it was all about.  I can’t help but wonder if the suicide story is a cover as well as a way to garner a little sympathy.   

When Ruth talks about Bernie coming home with the boys to tell her about his ponzi scheme, she again can’t remember anything, which makes absolutely no sense. She couldn’t remember if Bernie was emotional that day, which is ludicris.  She can’t remember if he was even apologetic.   If she hadn’t know about this ponzi scheme that moment would have been seared into her brain and she would never, ever forget!  These things would have been exceptionally important to her at that time, but ironically they weren’t.

And furthermore, if she is so shamed by Bernie as she says then why the heck is she still married to him?  She has no plans for divorce.  She cut off contact with him only to have her son back in her life — which if one looks closely at could be a very selfish act.  I would suspect there are few people in her life these days outside of her relatives.

While I can’t be certain that Andrew and Mark knew about the ponzi scheme (it seems unlikely because they did turn in their father, and Mark committed suicide), I bet there were a lot of red flags that they saw which they discounted. I am further troubled by the fact that Andrew feels entitled to nearly $60 million dollars knowing that this money was not legitimate.  But when it comes to Ruth, her words and behaviors are painting a much clearer picture…if you want my opinion.