For the Weekend Warriors, Weirdos & Whackjobs - Issue #60
A time to rejoice.
In the most wonderful bit of news, our friends at Oklahoma Appleseed Center for Law & Justice have freed the first person under the Oklahoma Survivor’s Act: Lisa Rae Moss. The Oklahoma Survivor’s Act was passed in 2024, and allows the courts in Oklahoma to retroactively re-examine the role domestic violence played in crimes in the past and to apply this lens to sentences in the future.
Earlier in the day,
wrote a piece titled: Anatomy of an Apology—perhaps something a few folks may need to read after seeing and hearing Lisa’s case.What Kennedy Recommends
The Kings of Tupelo
Like millions of other folks, on New Year's Day, I decided to rot on my couch for 6+ hours with my pregnancy pillow (I'm not and never have been pregnant), Singapore noodles, and a heady desire to nap. I fell asleep through a Pirates of the Caribbean marathon and woke up to a text about The Kings of Tupelo.Â
With no expectations, I pressed play and was immediately dazzled by people who seemed too quirky to be true. In this bizarre true-crime tale, an Elvis impersonator's conspiracy theory sets off a feud that spirals into an attempted presidential assassination—enough said.Â
The documentary filmmakers knew what they were doing with this one, and they delivered. It's a classic Bullshit Hunting affair.Â
We are going to rehydrate after shedding many happy tears, we hope that you do the same.
Much love,
The Bullshit Hunters