Boston homicide detectives are investigating after a dead body was found Saturday at a suburban two-unit rental property owned by lefty “Squad” Congresswoman Ayanna Pressley’s husband, according to a new report.
Police were dispatched to the property in Boston’s Mattapan neighborhood shortly before 2 p.m. Saturday after receiving an “investigate person call,” the Boston Police Department confirmed.
After arriving at the Mattapan property, a dead body was found at the scene.
A neighbor, who identified herself as Cherill, told the Boston paper that the property was raided by Boston police two months ago.
There were tenants on each floor of the property at the time of the raid, including high-school aged teenagers, Cherill said.
You May ask WTF??? But look at this.
https://theappeal.org/ayanna-pressley-conan-harris-prison-re-entry/
For U.S. Representative Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts, the issue of prison re-entry is personal: Both her father and husband went through it themselves. Last week, her husband, Conan Harris, testified before the House Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security on barriers to making a successful return from prison, drawing on his experience of reintegrating into his community after serving 10 years for drug trafficking.
Makes One say HMMMMMMM Don’t it?
I would guess when you rent Apartments to underage people, this kind of thing will happen, I’m waiting for him to be connected to the Body right now.
A little example of his behavior.
“Congresswoman Pressley, do you support –” the interviewer could be heard asking as he approached Pressley with his phone camera on record before Conan Harris, Pressley’s husband who spent 10 years in prison on felony drug trafficking charges, smacked the phone out of the questioner’s hand.
“Sir, you cannot take my phone out of my hand,” the questioner could be heard saying, before the phone was picked back up and returned to focus. Harris spent 10 years in prison on a drug trafficking charge before marrying Pressley, who said she draws from his experience of reintegrating into regular society after leaving prison to help inform how she advocates for incarcerated, or previously incarcerated, individuals.
Congresswoman Pressley, do you support –" the interviewer could be heard asking as he approached Pressley with his phone camera on record before Conan Harris, Pressley’s husband who spent 10 years in prison on felony drug trafficking charges, smacked the phone out of the questioner’s hand.
“Sir, you cannot take my phone out of my hand,” the questioner could be heard saying, before the phone was picked back up and returned to focus. Harris spent 10 years in prison on a drug trafficking charge before marrying Pressley, who said she draws from his experience of reintegrating into regular society after leaving prison to help inform how she advocates for incarcerated, or previously incarcerated, individuals.