Hannah Berner has apologized for her remarks she made about ex s Luke Gulbranson s mental health on the Puddles with Andrew Collin podcast in February of 2020.
The Summer House star, 29, took to Instagram on Wednesday to say she s sorry, after losing a sponsor for what she had said about her former relationship with Luke Gulbranson, 36.
In the controversial appearance, Berner downplayed a moment in which Gulbranson had suicidal ideations, laughing as she said she fell asleep after he texted her with his problematic feelings; she said she believed he just wanted attention in the exchange, asking in response, Do want to have sex?
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1of2Nurse Joy Ceniza prepares a dosage of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at a neighborhood vaccination site in the Excelsior district of San Francisco, California Wednesday April 7, 2021.Stephen Lam/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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As States Push for Police Accountability, Advocates Focus on Black Trauma
The Rev. JeVon Marshall, who advocates for therapy for his congregation, stands outside of Antioch Missionary Baptist Church in Walls, Mississippi, where he is a pastor. Marshall and other advocates and professionals argue strongly for additional mental health and financial aid measures to address the trauma Black people face because of policing issues.
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Editor’s note: If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255. Other mental health resources can be found below.
When a jury convicted former officer Derek Chauvin of murdering George Floyd, a Black man, by pressing his knee into Floyd’s neck for nine minutes and 29 seconds, the Rev. Earle Fisher was unsure how to process the news an uneasiness felt by many Black Americans.
Missing Buffalo State College student appears to have died by suicide, DA says
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Missing Buffalo State College student Saniyya Dennis appears to have died by suicide, Erie County District Attorney John Flynn said Thursday.
Dennis, 19, was last seen leaving her dorm on April 24. Officials said a video showed her in the elevator of her dorm building around 11 p.m., and hours later her cell phone pinged near Goat Island in Niagara Falls; she was reported missing two days later after family members couldn’t reach her.
According to WIVB, Flynn said an “exhaustive” investigation showed Dennis’ boyfriend broke up with her after an argument earlier in the day on April 24. She continued attempting to contact him and threatened to kill herself, according to at least two people.
“You’re going to live with this the rest of your life.”
The text message from her estranged husband arrived at 5:39 a.m., even as Minde Reinhart was already on the phone with a sheriff’s dispatcher pleading for help and searching for answers. Paul Reinhart, 46, had disappeared into the night with the couple’s two young sons.
She replied by text: “Please don’t hurt yourself or the boys. Please come home.”
No answer. He had stopped texting, she told a 911 dispatcher.
Above: A 2:38 excerpt of a nearly 12-minute 911 call on Tuesday, May 4, from Minde Reinhart, 42, of Gainesville who was reporting her estranged husband and sons missing after what she characterized as suspicious text messages and Facebook posts from him. Paul Reinhart, 46, is suspected of killing his sons, Rex, 14, and Brody, 11, setting fire to the family’s waterfront vacation home in western Florida then killing himself.