Cops found 'cryptic writing and emblems'
in Phillip Adams' home and think he could
have been following a new RELIGION before
the ex-NFL player killed six during
gun rampage
Posted By: Ribicon, 4/24/2021 1:18:17 PM
Former NFL player Phillip Adams may have become involved in a new religion before going on a killing rampage that left six people dead in South Carolina earlier this month. After searching the ex-athlete's home, detectives said they had learned that Adams 'had been acting differently' and was 'possibly following a new religion or ideology'. Investigators also discovered numerous notebooks containing 'cryptic writing with different designs and emblems' in Adams' room although they indicated they were not able to determine the meanings of these.(Snip) Investigators are still trying to determine why Adams committed the violent acts, and have said they are unclear whether
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Cindy McCain blasts treatment of
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president has seen in supply chain, sends
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perceived red state gains 24 replies
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Kamala Harris: Violence Against LGBTQ
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Cause’ of Migration Crisis 24 replies
People and Afro-Descendants a ‘Root
Cause’ of Migration Crisis 24 replies
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Black liberation theology? Critical race theory? The same agencies that foment hatred of WHITE people for the mere crime of existing also say white supremacy, along with climate change, are the greatest threats facing the nation. And for obvious reasons, the same US media that would insist that we "say the names" of the victims ignores the story completely.