Tuesday, April 14, 2015

Man Sells 4 Year Old Son On Craigslist For Money to Pre-Order Apple Watch

 NEW YORK CITY – A 22 year old man named Jason Arenas has been arrested by New York police after allegedly selling his 4 year old son and his own soul on Craigslist for $500, so he could pre-order the new Apple Watch.
Authorities arrested Jason earlier today after people began notifying the police of a Craigslist listing where a man was selling his soul and son for $500.00 to “pre-order the new Apple Watch. Authorities saw the listing and found that Jason was advertising his son as “hard working” and “doesn’t eat a lot” (See screenshot of the craigslist ad below). Authorities grew suspicious as to whether it was joke or true. A group of NYPD officers decided to visit the home of Jason and found that his 4 year old was nowhere to be found. Police also found a printed receipt on his kitchen table for the purchase of the Apple Watch, which releases April 25th, 2015.
Authorities began to question Jason as to where his son was, and finally admitted that he sold him already, along with his soul. After telling the authorities who he sold his son to, the 4 year old child was retrieved a few hours later, however, Jason’s soul was not able to be retrieved. Jason was arrested for one count of child trafficking.
Reporters managed to interview Jason about the sale of his son and why, Jason responded with: “I really wanted that Apple Watch fam, I seen that sh*t in videos and was like nah I need to get it, does my son tell me what time it is? No. Does my son tell me who sneak dissin’ on Twittery? No, but that Apple Watch could. Everybody mad cause I sold my son but did he die? No, okay then so we all good“. Jason can face up to 3 years in prison for selling his son via Craigslist if found guilty in a court of law. Be sure to subscribe to huzlers.com below for future updates on Jason and his 4 year old son.

Saturday, April 11, 2015

Jaden Smith Spotted Out Wearing A Girly Mini Dress

(TrenJaden Smith has always taken interesting fashion risks – what else do you call zebra-print harem pants and plaid print belts? 

But the 16-year-old actor’s new move is one of his most daring.
The son of actors Will and Jada Pinkett Smith wore what appeared to be a black woman’s dress over a pair of distressed denim shorts during an outing in Calabasas, California on Thursday.
Jaden Smith has always taken interesting fashion risks – what else do you call zebra-print harem pants and plaid print belts?
But the 16-year-old actor’s new move is one of his most daring.
The son of actors Will and Jada Pinkett Smith wore what appeared to be a black woman’s dress over a pair of distressed denim shorts during an outing in Calabasas, California on Thursday.


Jaden - who has been linked to both Kylie, 17, and Kendall Jenner, 19 – donned a long sleeve little black dress which he styled with a white crocheted sleeveless top.
Underneath his eclectic frock were dark colored cutoff jean shorts for a unique androgynous look.
The older sibling of Willow Smith accessorized his getup with cheetah print high socks, black and white Nike Flyknit sneakers and a black backpack over his shoulders.
He appeared to be in good spirits as he sported a beaming smile on his face.

Jaden proved that he is expanding his wardrobe closet to include women’s wear when he shared a photo of himself wearing yet another T-shirt dress.

‘Went To TopShop To Buy Some Girl Clothes, I Mean “Clothes”,’ he captioned a mirror selfie on his Instagram account on Wednesday
 In the snap, Jaden is wearing a long sleeve striped dress over dark harem trousers at a gym surrounded by exercise machines and a track.
‘That Moment When Your Wearing A Dress With No Pants And You Swerve Way To Hard,’ he wrote on his Twitter account on Thursday.

Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Suge Knight Escapes Los Angeles Prison After His Bail Is Set To 25Mill!


Los Angeles – Suge Knight was slapped with a staggering $25 million bail Friday thanks to his prime candidacy as a major flight risk, according to a Los Angeles judge, and allegedly violent history of intimidating witnesses.
The news caused Knight to collapse in the courthouse, and he was later rushed to a prison hospital for observation. Sunday he was released from the prison hospital into population where it was believed he planned his daring escape. Cellmate Jeremy Jones tells H News He told me “The best revenge in the world is success.” before escaping with two other unnamed prisoners. Suge is currently at large! Stay updated by subscribing get updates and more!

Floyd Mayweather Tested Positive Three Times?!



(Mark Malinowski) Gabriel Montoya of Maxboxing.com might be onto the story of the decade. Apparently he has sources who are divulging blockbuster information, if the information is actually true.

Montoya is gaining recognition for his drug testing and potential cover-up stories and was recently countered with a letter from Golden Boy law firm Lerman, Painter & Spitz LLP.
Jeffrey Spitz is none too pleased by Montoya's work.

In a letter to Montoya dated May 23, 2012, Spitz wrote: "...(Montoya) asserted to the Nevada State Athletic Commission that (he has) received information that Golden Boy attempted to obtain an agreement from the Voluntary Anti-Doping Agency (VADA) not to disclose a potential B sample test until after the tested boxer had participated in the scheduled fight. (Montoya) further asserted that Golden Boy had entered into an agreement with the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) which contained such a provision. You have also claimed that Golden Boy entered into a contract with USADA for testing in connection with Floyd Mayweather fights which provided inadvertant use exemption that would permit a positive test to be excused if the result were inadvertant use. And that Mayweather had tested positive on three occasions which were excused under the inadvertant use provision."

Whoa.

Spitz of course denies Montoya's views, writing, "Each of these statements is false and defames and severely damages Golden Boy and others (most obviously Mr. Mayweather) and its and their reputations in the boxing and sports community.

If Montoya has a credible source, this development suggests someone, perhaps from the Nevada State Athletic Commision, might have shared crucial information to Montoya, who is a respected journalist and though I don't know him, I highly doubt he would fabricate anything so potentially damaging.


Actually, if you remember, two years ago, in the midst of the Pacquiao-Mayweather first round of negotiations which were ultimately canceled by Mayweather, the award-winning boxing scribe Thomas Hauser, was pressuring Oscar De La Hoya in February 2010 to sign a waiver so that the Nevada State Athletic Commission could release records of drug tests conducted on De La Hoya when he was fighting. The implication was that De La Hoya might have tested positive for something during his career and perhaps because of similar contract provisions, to those mentioned above by Montoya, those De La Hoya test results were kept concealed from becoming public knowledge.

As far as I know, De La Hoya never did sign the waiver to release his performance-enhancing drug test results. And it doesn't take a rocket scientist to conclude why.

Mayweather has famously been the leading accuser of PED use by other boxers in the sport. But as we all know, when you point a finger at someone, three of your fingers are pointing back at yourself. Could it be possible that Mayweather is a PED user for years and via Golden Boy contract provisions, has been protected from having his tests released to the public?


Is it possible that someone on the inside of the Nevada State Athletic Commission has grown weary of the hypocracy and subsequently has taken the courageous action to inform Montoya?
Yes, anything is possible at this point.

In the sport of tennis, a few years ago a South American outsider Marcelo Rios, who actually was ranked #1 in the world for six weeks in 1998, insinuated that the powers-that-be of tennis conspired to protect certain American stars from having their PED test results revealed to the public...

Rios stated that he suspected the ATP protects high-profile Americans of doping: "I know that if nandrolone were found on (Andre) Agassi, they would not disclose it. He is a very prominent, very popular player and if he were to fall, the world of tennis would fall with him. The ATP would not say it. They are such a large dependent organization that it would be a problem if Agassi or (Pete) Sampras tested positive. [We] the South Americans have discussed it repeatedly. It is a complicated subject. I do not have problem in saying it: we always said, (we asked ourselves) who publicly certifies the doping tests of Agassi or Sampras?"

"I would love to be able to see and certify Agassi's doping tests because now I currently have no idea who is doing the test, and who decides who gets it and who doesn't."

"I know that if they were to find nandrolone on Agassi, they wouldn't say it to anybody. It would taint his reputation and bring tennis down dramatically. ATP would not say it. It is such a large organization that it would be a problem if Agassi tested positive."



Would Golden Boy conspire with the Nevada State Athletic Commission to protect the test results of the top American star Floyd Mayweather "three times" in order to preserve his star status and money-making abilities?

Some people apparently do know the truth. Let's hope Gabriel Montoya stays on this story and he can discover and share the truth with the public, who eagerly and curiously await the results of his investigations.

400 KILOS of COCAINE Seized at PARIS HILTON’s Family Ranch



According to multiple sources, Costa Rica’s Judicial Investigation Police recently seized 400 kilos of cocaine and $1.5 million in cash from an airstrip in CaƱas, a northern region of Costa Rica.

The kicker? The private airstrip on Rancho Horizonte, which had allegedly been under investigation for several months, is owned by none other than the Hilton family. 

Whether or not the Hilton's knew their airstrip was being used to smuggle drugs is unclear, however, three Nicaraguan citizens and one close employee of the family’s were among those arrested.




What’s more, both Richard and Kathy Hilton — parents to the famed Paris and Nicky — allegedly visit the 6,000-acre compound frequently. However, at this time the Hilton family is not suspected of any wrongdoing.

The government seized the plane being used to smuggle the drugs after initial investigations revealed a phony identification number on the single-engine Cessna.

It is unclear as of yet to whom the plane belongs although it is believed to have come from Mexico.

Though Rick and Kathy Hilton were allegedly at the compound during the raid, Paris Hilton seems to be legally in the clear: She was hosting a party in Ibiza at the time.

Local police, who will continue to investigate, suspect the airstrip has been a smuggling port for drug rings in Central America for a long time.