Top News
Kaylee Gain ‘Breathing On Her Own’ After Sustaining Grave Head Injury in St. Louis Fight
Kaylee Gain, the Missouri teen who was seen getting her head bashed into the pavement by another girl during a fight, is now stable and breathing on her own according to her family.
Shocking cell phone footage of the altercation took social media by storm earlier this month, showing a massive brawl involving several teens near Hazelwood East High School in St. Louis.
GRAPHIC: A student in @HazelwoodSD is in the hospital in critical condition after being brutally beaten with her head smashed against the pavement by a mob of students.
Multiple people watch and do nothing.
You won’t hear about this story on the MSM. https://t.co/dGzr2Kn6HP
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 10, 2024
After throwing the first blow against her opponent, Kaylee was slammed to the ground by the 15-year-old, who repeatedly smacked her head into the street until a cracking sound was heard.
Other teens continued to brawl around the girls, with no one seen stopping to check on critically injured Kaylee.
Kaylee was gravely hurt by a “severe head injury,” St. Louis police said. The other girl was arrested the next day on assault charges, Breitbart News reported.
Since the March 8 incident, Kaylee had been in the intensive care unit in the hospital until recently.
Her family informed FOX 2 on Saturday that the teen is finally stabilized, breathing on her own, and has been moved out of the ICU.
A statement posted to GoFundMe by April Nordstrom, Kaylee’s mother, shared an update with supporters:
This is April, Kaylee’s, mom. I wanted to come on here, first and foremost, and thank everyone for the generosity, love and support you have shown for Kaylee and our family. To everyone who has donated and also sent there thoughts, love and prayers, we wanted to thank you from the bottom of our hearts. The overwhelming amount of support for Kaylee and our family has been amazing. We are so happy and blessed to announce that Kaylee is now stable, breathing on her own , and has been moved out of the ICU. She still has an incredibly long journey ahead of her but she is strong. We will update Kaylees GoFundMe when we can, as changes continue to happen. Thank you again to everybody for your support. We are so grateful!
An official investigation has been opened looking into the violent incident after social media users demanded accountability.
UPDATE: Kaylee Gain’s family reports that she is breathing on her own 2 weeks after vicious beating by classmate.
I stand with Kaylee, do you? https://t.co/iENvLogWTb pic.twitter.com/WpQdmAqahw
— TaraBull (@TaraBull808) March 23, 2024
Read the full article here
‘Googlers against genocide’ lead sit-ins, protests coast-to-coast at tech giant’s offices
Will Trump’s Criminal Trials Matter in November?
Stephen A. Smith: ‘Get Trump’ Lawfare Is Proof Democrats ‘Scared’ & ‘Can’t Beat Him On The Issues’
REALLY? Singer John Legend Claims Trump is ‘Benefiting’ From Two-Tiered Justice System (VIDEO)
Two Juveniles Accused of Vandalizing Catholic Church in Kentucky
Greg Kelly: Joe Biden isn’t a man of ‘excellence’ or ‘skill’
Ted Nugent: ATF ‘has lost its soul’
Carl Higbie: There is ‘no open mind’ at NPR anymore
I would support FISA reform, constraints on FBI: Harriet Hageman | The Chris Salcedo Show
