Aug 3, 2018
Ex-GOP counsel charged with animal cruelty
SIMPSONVILLE (AP) Police say the former head of South Carolina’s Republican Party told them he killed his mother’s dog because God told him to do so. Simpsonville police officers tell news outlets that Todd Kincannon also said he was the second coming of Jesus Christ. Authorities say the 37-year-old Kincannon was arrested last week after […]
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