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marco_mandalina020817
Marco T.🍊 :
Kenan gibi hissettirdi
2026-09-02 21:35:38
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senabookss
Sena :
paranın babasını da yanımızda taşıyabiliyoruz mu
2026-09-02 13:40:02
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gulselinersan
🌹selin :
aklıma Kenan Kralşan geliyor
2026-10-09 18:26:54
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ttess13
tessa :
keske paranın sahibini de cüzdanımda tasıyabilseydim
2026-09-02 18:44:20
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raddioapple011
portakallipekinordegi011 :
aklıma kenan kralşan geldi
2026-09-04 17:43:21
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ebrar.hyrli58
ebrar.hyrli58 :
agggg hangi kitap
2026-09-02 18:13:24
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berryssss33
berryssss33 :
Onu bunu bırakında kızzz mükemmel derecede çok güzellllllllll
2026-09-20 09:25:50
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hiswssd
KENAN KRALŞAN :
benim de Roma param var😉😉
2026-09-03 15:45:25
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born.to_die2
born.to_die2 :
bacım saçını nasıl şekillendiriyorsun birde kuaföre ne dedin de böyle kesitler istek değil ihtiyaç
2026-09-04 17:20:02
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kitapkurdu270
kitapkurdu27 :
kaybolunca gelen pişmanlık hissi🥺
2026-09-03 22:12:27
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_istiridye8
incii🐚🫧 :
benimki Asaf Bolatlının ki
2026-09-03 14:29:45
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jsjaxkdkfkfkfndmglfldlkc
. :
kenan gibi
2026-09-18 13:49:02
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sahra.727
✯Sahra 🇹🇷͜͜͡͡✯ :
hissiyatı nasıl
2026-09-02 20:44:47
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hfs_z1
hfs_z :
kralsan!?
2026-09-04 18:59:07
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meryemisss45
SENA🦢✨🪷 :
Alakasız ama sarkaç okudunmu veya okumayı düşünüyormusun
2026-09-02 17:24:14
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scrlttwq
scrlttwq :
Babalardan para gelir(real)
2026-09-06 17:49:47
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.kitap.evreni
𝐋𝐨𝐝𝐨𝐬 :
Çok iyi
2026-09-28 03:38:27
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balm2060
balım :
ABLA BU GÜZELLİK NE ?
2026-09-02 20:41:52
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lazinozona
noname :
Doğarkende mi yanındaydı be gülüm bu güzelliğin şansı nerden geliyor
2026-09-02 21:11:15
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berraaa952
berrraksuuu🪩🦋🌟🤍🦋 :
kenan CIDTYUICYFDGVB
2026-10-05 20:50:34
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noa.dayton12
Spider-Man 🕸🕷🕸 :
kalender lerin parası
2026-10-14 16:48:28
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valerianhs
Nasihtia🪐 :
Kutulu seten çıkıyor demi
2026-09-12 09:28:33
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user456_004
~Öylesinehesapp_. :
@Özge Naz
2026-09-03 04:46:12
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cilekger
🔮💌✨🎀👒🥠 :
arkadaşlar hesabıma bi göz atar mısınız izlenmeler 5 üstüne bile çıkmıyor kafayı sıyırcam😓😭
2026-09-02 18:00:43
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On March 25, 2021, a quiet neighborhood in Parma, Ohio, was shaken by an unimaginable tragedy. Five-year-old Jax Ponomarenko was brutally beaten to death inside his own home by the person who was supposed to protect him most—his father, Matthew Ponomarenko.   Shortly after the attack, Matthew called 911 and calmly told the dispatcher, “I just killed my son.” During the call, he claimed he had been hearing voices and admitted to using a baseball bat. When officers arrived, they found young Jax dead in the living room. Matthew surrendered without incident and was immediately taken into custody.   As investigators dug deeper, disturbing details emerged. Court records revealed Matthew had previous interactions with law enforcement and child protective services years before the murder. In 2017, he was charged with child endangerment after a mental health crisis involving Jax, raising difficult questions about whether warning signs had been missed.   A Cuyahoga County grand jury initially indicted Matthew on multiple counts of aggravated murder and child endangerment. Prosecutors later sought the death penalty, describing the killing as one of the most vicious crimes they had ever encountered. Throughout the legal proceedings, his mental health became a major issue, with competency evaluations and discussions over whether he qualified as seriously mentally ill under Ohio law.   In November 2023, Matthew accepted a plea agreement. He pleaded guilty to aggravated murder, kidnapping, and child endangerment. In exchange, prosecutors removed the possibility of the death penalty. He was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after serving approximately 45 years. His conviction and sentence were later upheld on appeal.   The case remains one of Ohio’s most heartbreaking child homicide cases, remembered not only for its brutality but also because many believe there were warning signs long before Jax’s life was tragically cut short. In December 2025, Matthew Ponomarenko died in prison from an apparent suicide before ever becoming eligible for parole.   Justice for Jax. 💙 #TrueCrime  #truecrimetok  #jaxponomarenko  #crimejunkie  #BeyondTheCase
On March 25, 2021, a quiet neighborhood in Parma, Ohio, was shaken by an unimaginable tragedy. Five-year-old Jax Ponomarenko was brutally beaten to death inside his own home by the person who was supposed to protect him most—his father, Matthew Ponomarenko. Shortly after the attack, Matthew called 911 and calmly told the dispatcher, “I just killed my son.” During the call, he claimed he had been hearing voices and admitted to using a baseball bat. When officers arrived, they found young Jax dead in the living room. Matthew surrendered without incident and was immediately taken into custody. As investigators dug deeper, disturbing details emerged. Court records revealed Matthew had previous interactions with law enforcement and child protective services years before the murder. In 2017, he was charged with child endangerment after a mental health crisis involving Jax, raising difficult questions about whether warning signs had been missed. A Cuyahoga County grand jury initially indicted Matthew on multiple counts of aggravated murder and child endangerment. Prosecutors later sought the death penalty, describing the killing as one of the most vicious crimes they had ever encountered. Throughout the legal proceedings, his mental health became a major issue, with competency evaluations and discussions over whether he qualified as seriously mentally ill under Ohio law. In November 2023, Matthew accepted a plea agreement. He pleaded guilty to aggravated murder, kidnapping, and child endangerment. In exchange, prosecutors removed the possibility of the death penalty. He was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after serving approximately 45 years. His conviction and sentence were later upheld on appeal. The case remains one of Ohio’s most heartbreaking child homicide cases, remembered not only for its brutality but also because many believe there were warning signs long before Jax’s life was tragically cut short. In December 2025, Matthew Ponomarenko died in prison from an apparent suicide before ever becoming eligible for parole. Justice for Jax. 💙 #TrueCrime #truecrimetok #jaxponomarenko #crimejunkie #BeyondTheCase

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