re: Meanwhile, on the Rough ‘n Tumble Streets of the Preserve at Harveston

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Those homes look really crammed close with small lots. Quite lucky it didnt spread to neighboring homes.

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Still a nice house though. What does he do to be able to afford that if this is his lifestyle? Do they sell drugs?

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Brandon Hebert

Dawn Prosperie
$200
1 d
Savanah Creaghan
$100
3 hrs
Beth Redmond
$100
3 hrs
Janelle McInnis
$100
6 hrs
Solie Brown
$200
1 d
Galen Duplantis
$100
14 hrs
Priscilla Callais
$100
22 hrs
Jeannie Portier
$75
13 hrs
Shanna Prestenback
$50
3 hrs
Annette Collins
$100
2 d
Etta Yancey
$100
2 d
Jamie Waguespack
$50
15 hrs
James Klingman
$50
17 hrs
Lauren Bourgeois
$50
20 hrs
Angela Wilkins
$50
20 hrs
Jeannie DelGreco
$50
21 hrs
Travis Aucoin
$50
2 d
Leslie White
Kim Mouton
$25
19 hrs
Susan Nini
$25
1 d
John Hornsby
$500
2 d
Teresa Benoit
$1,000
2 d
Anonymous
$200
2 d
Anonymous
$200
2 d
Susan F. Vowell
$25
2 d
Bonnie Smith
$100
2 d
Shannon Blanchard
$30
2 d
Anonymous
$200
2 d
Tia Castille
$500
2 d
Tia Castille
$50
2 d
Tommie Dillon
$25
2 d
Jamie Jo Walker
$100
2 d
Anonymous
$500
1st donor

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These people are in for a surprise when they eventually google themselves and find out what they donated money to...maybe they will sign up to post here and share their reactions.

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I mean, his name wasn’t mentioned in the article that talks about him smoking meth and (presumably) pursuing homosexual relations with two random dudes. So they start a GoFundMe with his full name mentioned?

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business decision

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According to an arrest warrant, the victim met 32-year-old Lerico Walker and 29-year-old Dvante Artrelle Dotson on a dating app. He told investigators with the St. George Fire Department that he invited Walker and Dotson to his home on Elm Row Lane on the night of Dec. 14.

Once at the victim’s house, the three allegedly smoked meth and marijuana. The victim told investigators his next memory was waking up the next morning, naked in the bathtub with his cat. He left the bathroom and said he found Walker and Dotson accessing his credit card information.

That's when the two suspects allegedly threatened the man before pouring paint thinner on him, an arrest affidavit says. They then allegedly set a couch in the living room on fire and left.

According to SGFD, the man got dressed and escaped to his garage at the back of the house, where he was rescued by a neighbor. The man was later taken to the hospital and intubated for smoke inhalation injuries. His cat died in the fire.

SGFD said firefighters arrived at the home around 7:30 a.m. on Dec. 15 and found heavy flames coming from the front and back of the two-story home.

SGFD said firefighters got the blaze under control within an hour.

“This incident is a tragic example of how intentional fires place not only the intended victim, but entire neighborhoods and first responders at extreme risk,” said Fire Chief Gerard Tarleton. “Thanks to the quick actions of our crews and our mutual-aid partners, this fire was contained before it could claim additional lives. Acts like this will be thoroughly investigated, and those responsible will be held accountable.”

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Sunday Dec 14 was his fun-day.
Monday Dec 15 was just another manic Monday.

St George is a sh*t hole

They should probably give the full story in the GF account instead they are going for a sympathy story and stealing peoples money

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I guess scarborough is important, to lsu sports to some people

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He doesn't live in that part of that neighborhood

Unfiltered with Kirin

In talking to the homeowner, investigators say they learned that he had set up a sexual encounter with one of the men he met on the Grindr app. That man brought his boyfriend with him to the house on Dec. 14th. The victim told officials they smoked crystal meth in the living room together and a blunt allegedly given to him by one of the men. His next memory, he said, was waking up in the tub with his cat. He added after he woke up, he “found the two males using a handheld device to run credit cards.”

WAFB

The St. George fire department spokesman wants to make sure everyone knows that the homeowner is a “victim”