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   From: timmy.walz@lies.alot   
      
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   Warning: This article contains content that some readers may find disturbing.   
      
   The Minnesota Freedom Fund (MFF), a charity promoted by Democratic vice   
   presidential nominee Kamala Harris, helped free a 37-year-old man accused of   
   raping an 8-year-old girl from jail.   
      
   The fund also bailed out a man who allegedly broke into the home of a   
   71-year-old woman and tortured her, and a man accused of curb stomping and   
   robbing another man who walked with a cane the same day that George Floyd   
   died. Records of the fund assisting    
   these individuals and others were obtained by Alpha News in collaboration with   
   the Daily Caller News Foundation (DCNF).   
      
   Harris first promoted the fund on June 1 when she asked her supporters to give   
   the MFF their money on Twitter. The link she included in her Twitter post   
   still leads to a page featuring her branding that allows individuals to give   
   money to the fund, as of    
   September 10.   
      
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   Harris promoted the fund to, in her own words, “help post bail for those   
   protesting on the ground in Minnesota” during the George Floyd riots. Thanks   
   to her help and the help of many other high-profile liberals, the fund raked   
   in over $35 million    
   ostensibly to assist arrested protesters. Only 6% of the money the fund has   
   spent since Floyd’s death has actually gone towards this cause, per the MFF   
   itself.   
      
   A large portion of the money actually went to freeing alleged criminals   
   arrested on charges that are not related to the protests.   
      
   Timothy Wayne Columbus   
   He “put his thing inside me,” an 8-year-old girl told authorities as they   
   investigated allegations that 37-year-old Timothy Wayne Columbus sexually   
   assaulted a child.   
      
   The report states that “‘Tim’ laid her [the victim] on the couch and   
   held her down as he unbuckled his pants and then pulled down her pants.”   
      
   He then “told her not to tell anyone and continued to penetrate her,”   
   according to the report.   
      
   This is not the first time Columbus has been investigated in connection with   
   sexual crimes. He “has a prior juvenile adjudication for criminal sexual   
   conduct … and is a registered sex offender,” the report notes.   
      
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   If convicted, he faces up to 30 years in prison.   
      
   The MFF paid at least $75,000 for his conditional release and as much as   
   $300,000 for his unconditional release, according to records related to his   
   ongoing case (court file number 27-CR-20-14425).   
      
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   Columbus filed to have his bail money returned to the MFF prior to his   
   release, indicating that the group provided the funds to set him free.   
      
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   Richard Raynell Kelley   
   When officers responded to the home of a 71-year-old woman who called in   
   regarding a domestic assault, they “observed a pool of blood” and found   
   her nursing “a swollen eye that was competently red/bloodshot” with   
   “bruises on her chest,    
   shoulders, back and legs,” per a statement of probable cause on file with   
   the Hennepin County District Court.   
      
   The aged lady told officers that it was her son, 54-year-old Richard Raynell   
   Kelley, who broke into her home, grabbed her, beat her, bound her with duct   
   tape and left her “laying on the floor at the foot of the stairs where   
   officers later found a pool    
   of blood.”   
      
   “Defendant [Kelley] proceeded to run up and down the stairs multiple times,   
   stepping on Victim each time he passed her,” according to the statement of   
   probable cause.   
      
      
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