@greedypeasant: Nobody wears red neoprene ruffles quite like @themaricama ❤️💅 #greedypeasant #costume #sewing #saintsnapsystem #outfitideas

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alexisdrawsetc
Alexis :
The Saint Snap System really is the best, this looks amazing!
2026-06-17 13:33:10
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todash
Todash19 :
I love the snap system and expect it to go mainstream by fall!😳
2026-06-17 16:11:04
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roxyrocketeer
RoxyRocketeer :
I cannot WAIT for purple
2026-06-18 01:10:08
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fallingoutofbedduck
Amelia :
Love me some dagging
2026-06-17 18:35:41
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michaelulrich65
Michael Ulrich :
I’m sewing challenged! Have you thought about selling items that have the snaps already assembled? Maybe a fun hat!
2026-06-18 08:27:28
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missveekaye
Miss Vee :
wow wow wow wow wow!!
2026-06-17 15:56:51
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stellarflyer84
Crystal Escott :
You look so good in red! Love this journey for you!
2026-06-17 20:59:56
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louisacurrier
Louisa Currier :
Neoprene is ideal for this, love the flamboyant shapes
2026-06-17 17:31:45
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dannyphantomx
ani :
OBSESSED
2026-06-17 12:49:18
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🐍☠️★Draco malfoy★🐍☠️ :
IM EARLY
2026-06-17 13:00:41
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user9798140817122 :
😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
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Ji’Aire Donnell Lee was a three-year-old boy from La Plata whose death became one of the most heartbreaking child death cases in the United States. In May 2015, Ji’Aire’s mother, Romechia Simms, took him to a local playground and placed him in a swing. Investigators later determined that Ji’Aire was still alive when he was placed in the swing. According to authorities, Simms remained at the park, pushing him for approximately 40–44 hours without leaving. During that time, Ji’Aire died from dehydration and hypothermia, and his death was ruled a homicide.   The case shocked the public because witnesses eventually noticed that the woman had been pushing the child on the swing for an unusually long time and called police. Officers arrived to find Ji’Aire unresponsive.   As the investigation unfolded, it emerged that Simms had a documented history of severe mental illness. Family members said she had experienced psychotic episodes before Ji’Aire’s death, and Ji’Aire’s father had previously raised concerns about her mental health during a custody dispute.   Rather than being convicted of murder, Simms was later found not criminally responsible because the court determined she was suffering from severe schizophrenia and psychosis at the time of Ji’Aire’s death. She was committed to a secure psychiatric hospital for treatment instead of prison.   Timeline * May 20, 2015: Ji’Aire and his mother arrive at a playground in La Plata, Maryland. * Approximately 40–44 hours later: A concerned passerby calls police after noticing the child had been in the swing for an unusually long time. * May 22, 2015: Police find Ji’Aire deceased. His death is later ruled a homicide caused by dehydration and hypothermia.   * Subsequent court proceedings: Simms is found not criminally responsible due to severe mental illness and is committed to psychiatric treatment.   The case remains widely discussed because it highlights the devastating impact untreated severe mental illness can have, while also raising questions about mental health care, child welfare, and intervention systems.#horror #cases #scary #analoghorror #story
Ji’Aire Donnell Lee was a three-year-old boy from La Plata whose death became one of the most heartbreaking child death cases in the United States. In May 2015, Ji’Aire’s mother, Romechia Simms, took him to a local playground and placed him in a swing. Investigators later determined that Ji’Aire was still alive when he was placed in the swing. According to authorities, Simms remained at the park, pushing him for approximately 40–44 hours without leaving. During that time, Ji’Aire died from dehydration and hypothermia, and his death was ruled a homicide. The case shocked the public because witnesses eventually noticed that the woman had been pushing the child on the swing for an unusually long time and called police. Officers arrived to find Ji’Aire unresponsive. As the investigation unfolded, it emerged that Simms had a documented history of severe mental illness. Family members said she had experienced psychotic episodes before Ji’Aire’s death, and Ji’Aire’s father had previously raised concerns about her mental health during a custody dispute. Rather than being convicted of murder, Simms was later found not criminally responsible because the court determined she was suffering from severe schizophrenia and psychosis at the time of Ji’Aire’s death. She was committed to a secure psychiatric hospital for treatment instead of prison. Timeline * May 20, 2015: Ji’Aire and his mother arrive at a playground in La Plata, Maryland. * Approximately 40–44 hours later: A concerned passerby calls police after noticing the child had been in the swing for an unusually long time. * May 22, 2015: Police find Ji’Aire deceased. His death is later ruled a homicide caused by dehydration and hypothermia. * Subsequent court proceedings: Simms is found not criminally responsible due to severe mental illness and is committed to psychiatric treatment. The case remains widely discussed because it highlights the devastating impact untreated severe mental illness can have, while also raising questions about mental health care, child welfare, and intervention systems.#horror #cases #scary #analoghorror #story

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