Crime

Demonic? FL Educator Arrested After Bizarre Burning & Cutting Ritual to Rid Teens of Evil Spirits

Demonology has no place in the educational process, or so learned a literacy specialist working at the Lealman and Asian Neighborhood Family Center in St. Petersburg, Florida. Danielle Harkins was arrested for child-abuse after allegedly attempting to conduct an exorcism on seven of her former students. The horrific stunt not only landed Harkins in jail, but it also led to burns and injuries among those teenagers who participated.

Harkins apparently waited until evening on Saturday to commence the bizarre festivities. Then, she reportedly built a fire near the St. Petersburg Pier and encouraged the teens to stand around it, while they attempted to self-expel the purported demons from their bodies. First, she allegedly told the kids to cut themselves to let the demons escape. Then, police claim she urged them to cauterize their wounds so that the spirits wouldn’t be able to re-enter their bodies.

Below, see Harkins’ appearance in court, during which she seems visibly annoyed:

The Miami Herald has a detailed recap of some of the troubling activities that unfolded on Saturday evening:

When Harkins held a lighter to one teen’s hand, wind blew the flame out, police said. That prompted her to douse his hand in perfume before setting it on fire. The boy suffered second-degree burns, police said.

Another teen was cut on the neck with a broken bottle, police said. Harkins used a flame to heat a small key, which she then used to cauterize the wound.

Steven Chanthalima, 17, one of the teens who attended the gathering, declined Tuesday evening to discuss what happened.

“I’m okay,” he said. “I’m fine. All I know is she’s in custody.”

Danielle Harkins Arrested for Alleged Demonic Teen Burning & Cutting Ceremony

Image Credit: WTSP.com

All of the teenagers involved were of Asian ethnic background and all attended the school that Harkins has worked at for the past 4 1/2 years. The former students attended the school a few years ago, as police confirm that they are not currently involved with the institution. None of the young people notified their parents about the incident, but one of the boys did send a text message to a friend — a trigger that led to an investigation.

“Obviously, it’s very strange,” St. Petersburg police spokesman Mike Puetz told the Herald. “The motivations for the ritual are very unknown to us.”

Harkins has been suspended without pay as a result of the incident and the Lealman and Asian Neighborhood Family Center is assuring the public that nothing related to the occult is going on at the school. The literary specialist taught reading and writing there.

Neighbors told the Herald that Harkins has recently divorced and that, accompanying the end of her marriage, she purportedly began delving into extreme religious ideologies. So far, the police have had a difficult time getting the teens to discuss exactly what happened over the weekend.

(H/T: Gawker)

Comments (93)

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  • ms2020
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 11:32pm

    No this isn’t just “strange” its insane or evil or malicious but strange just seems a little too benign.

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    • lukerw
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 5:40am

      I would go with… a Mental Short Circuit in the Brain… causing her to perceive Demons in people (being alike an Illness)… where a revealing has caused her to believe that they can only be Exorcised by Blood Letting (an Old Medical Procedure used by Doctors). So, unless all the people from the 19th Century, back 2,000 years, were Insane… I would take it easy on her.

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  • jespasinthru
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 10:52pm

    Only in Florida. This state is like California, in a way. A beautiful place that was completely ruined by too many jerks from someplace else.

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    • iprazhm
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 2:02pm

      My guess is sex was a factor.
      Florida is home to some of the most sick and depraved citizenry, business and politicians in the United States.
      We have had political and judicial anarchy.
      Our state, by legal fiat, offers adult pleasures unheard of in most states. We draw a colorful mixture of degenerates, many of whom decide to stay.
      We give prominece and prestige to promiscuity, homosexuality, atheism, voodoo, hoodoo, islam, reverse racism, illegal aliens and satanism.
      But the crowning glory is the persecution Fl showers on biblical christians and patriots.
      Satan rules this state.
      imho.

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    • MyzPhoenyx
      Posted on June 17, 2012 at 10:43pm

      Not all of us down here are satan’s spawn. Some of us are trying to be that beacon of light in the darkness. Its all that we can do.

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    • hayesstephen
      Posted on June 20, 2012 at 11:06am

      Irapzhim you may very well be correct. I know a great deal about exorcism and what this women did has nothing to do with ANY Christian rite. This smacks of Satanism. Something is very wrong with our country and most if not all has to do with Liberalism. The worst is White Liberal Trash!!!! Nothing is too vile,too disgusting for them. God save our Republic, because I tell you nothing else can!!!!

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  • Mr.Fitnah
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 7:54pm

    Florida again why?

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  • Boulderite
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 7:29pm

    Unbelievable.

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  • VoteBushIn12
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 6:48pm

    What’s this I see? The Blaze advocating the separation of Religious Ideology from the educational classroom?

    And before you drop the “Christianity is different” remark let me say this… no it isn’t. From the perspective of any scientist (aka educated individual) they both are founded on scriptural teachings backed up by 0 empirical evidence or “proof”. Hence, teaching Creationism is about as educationally relevant as teaching the expulsion of demons via fire rituals.

    And even though creationism wont physically harm the students it will certainly cripple them intellectually.

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    • rickc34
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 7:40pm

      Christ told us of demons true. Atheist and those that put their faith in science are full of them.

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    • jwt
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 8:23pm

      casting out demons is no big deal,. kmnowing when is

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    • texasbeta
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 8:59pm

      How cute. What did he say about Smurfs?

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    • Alessandre
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 9:29pm

      I’m an extremely well educated person & I’m not a scientist. I am a published author w/ a degree English & all I see here is a story about a woman who is accused of child abuse & aggravated child abuse because she tried to expel demons from children & in doing so, cut & burned them. how is “the Blaze advocating the separation of Religious Ideology from the educational classroom”? to report that “A” occurred is neither to advocate on “A’s” behalf nor to oppose it. rather, it is merely the provision of information &, without commentary that takes a position in support of or opposition to, is simply unbiased,impartial, neutral. in the title, the reader is asked if this is a case of the demonic but no answer is presented & the reader must judge for himself. and again, there is no mention of separating religious ideology from the classroom. in fact, separating religious ideology from the classroom is not an issue this piece covers at all. neither is there any mention of creationism. are you, perhaps, reading a different article? or has your scientific education given you the ability to peer into the article w/ a microscope or some other instrument & discover issues that are not apparent in the syntax, grammar & wording presented?

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    • HoneyBager7x7
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 11:12pm

      @VoteBushIn12

      Get off the Bath Salts.

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    • GenOptimus
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 4:23am

      I‘d tell you to go to H E L L but it’s clear that you’re already on your way.

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    • HowardSternIsABigot
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 8:21am

      haha what a maroon. emperical evidence? Scietist=someone you agree with. hahaha evolution haha isproven like global hahaha warming, haha 1000000% of scientists agree hahaha just the smrt ones , right? hahahaha simpleton zombie

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    • TheArbiter
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 9:37am

      @bush – I’m sure you knew the goon squad was going to pile onto your comment. they always do, just like clockwork. why make fun of atheists, guys? Let us go to hell – then you don’t have to deal with us and can high five your sky daddy and pat yourselves on the back while laughing at us from above.

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    • Alessandre
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 2:09pm

      @thearbiter (interesting username): while there are those who laugh @ atheists, not all Christians do. my questions are actual questions based on the article. parse it, sentence by sentence & tell me where the “[t]he Blaze [is] advocating the separation of Religious Ideology from the educational classroom”? many atheists accuse Christians of failing to think. I’m Christian & am asking VOTEBUSHIN12 to use his mighty brain & provide evidence to support his claim. if that’s amusing, it‘s only because it’s amusing to read VBI12′s comment & then reread the article & wonder why he’s making such accusations. it may be a failure of his brain or an oversight or something else but it’s rather funny that he discovered “advocating the separation of Religious Ideology from the educational classroom” in this piece. it’s “isn’t that odd” sort of humor & nothing more.

      contrary to your contentions, I don’t have any interest in laughing at atheists. 1st, I encounter few atheists & many anti-theists. you are all shaking your fists @ God & refusing to belong to Him. it‘s the saddest thing I’ve encountered in this world that can be very sad (& I’ve encountered enormous sadness). there is enormous love available for you & other anti-theists but you refuse it because you will not belong to your Maker & support your refusal by insisting that since God cannot be quantified, He doesn’t exist. it never occurs that could you quantify God, He couldn’t be God. (cont. below)

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    • VoteBushIn12
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 2:14pm

      @ALESSANDRE
      I will reply to you because you are the only to have offered me anything even resembling a substantive response.

      You are right, the article is simply delineating information. When I referred to “the blaze” I was referring to its members – specifically those same members that, on other articles, advocated for the inclusion of religious doctrine in academic curriculum (both public and private). People like YANKI161 and RIGHTUNITE who were previously among those Insisting that the “Theory of evolution is just a theory” and that creationism is scientific who are now laughing at the absurdity of a teacher believing she has the right to exorcise demons. Ha!

      I take no issue with this article, I take issue with hypocrisy of the peanut gallery choosing to weigh in on it.

      Hopefully this clears things up and, being an educated individual, you’ll agree with my position… ?

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    • Warpspeedpetey
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 6:22pm

      @VoteBush

      You are confusing the adjective “empirical” that limits the scope of the scientific method for the noun “empiricism” as in “epistemic empiricism”. The decades long dead theory of knowledge which claimed for any proposition to be true/meaningful/falsifiable/verifiable it had to be empirically evidenced. That proposition itself has no empirical evidence and is therefore a logical contradiction. That’s why it was thrown out by epistemologists more than 50 years ago. Demands that only empirical evidence is somehow necessary to prove a proposition are ridiculously out of date and literally irrational. You cannot hold a contradiction to be true and claim to be well educated. How would math work if 1=0, or how could we even reason if A=notA? As any well educated man actually knows “form contradiction, everything follows”. Scientists who speak about anything outside of science are just blowing hot air.

      Evolution tells us nothing new. We already know that physical change occurs over time. Unless you have proof abiogenesis actually occurred here on earth that is all evolution will ever prove. An already known and accepted fact. Change happens. Why should we teach that as if it’s important to anything important to intellectual development?

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    • Alessandre
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 6:55pm

      @thearbiter (pt. 2): any god who can be quantifiable can’t be much of a god. He wouldn’t transcend physical existence (as we know it). such a god would be, at the very best, like the Roman/Greek/Sumerian/etc. concept of god: some being like us only bigger, w/ more power. a god who creates human out of another rebellious god & then destroys humans because they make too much noise & keep him awake. when that god is made to see the error of his action (who will do the menial tasks after all?), brings humans back into being by having the 1 surviving man, Utnapishtim, & his wife toss stones over their shoulders to repopulate the earth. you may think that‘s the sort of thing Christians believe or that there’s not much difference between such stories & Christian belief bit. what you fail to note is that such a god could easily be quantified by finding a modern day Gilgamesh, studying his genetic code to extract the divine from the human. you’d have divine DNA to quantify & research.

      Christians God transcends creation & has created us & revealed Himself to us because He loves us& wants us to know & love Him. we rebelled against God, brought death into the world & lost connection w/ Him. God sent His Son, Jesus who restored the connection & overcame death by being killed for our sins & rising from the dead. Christians see evidence of our belief in our lives & the world. God doesn’t fit on a slide. we believe in God because we can’t make Him up. He’s more than we can imagine

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    • Alessandre
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 7:48pm

      @thearbiter (pt 3): anti-theists don’t understand that we can only come to know God through faith. it’s not an intellectual exercise, though some have come to faith through reason (John C. Wright, G.K. Chesterton, etc). some scientists come to faith (Anthony Flew, Blaise Pascal). as Pascal notes, God displays Himself through “signs which can be seen by those who seek him and not by those who do not[.]” some of us choose to seek Him w/ our whole being, why be surprised that we find Him?

      @votebushin12: I assume you’re offering something “resembling a substantive” compliment. thanks. 1st, see argument above & at @warpspeedpetey. I am aware there are issues w/ spelling, grammar, etc. but if you overlook those, his argument is germane. 2nd, when you equate the Blaze (a news publication) & those who post comments on the Blaze you convolute the meaning of both past comprehension. I now understand what you mean & still note the article has nothing to do w/ the educational classroom nor have the comments. yes there are hypocrites. humans, including Christians, have that failing. you might admonish the hypocrisy in a comprehensible fashion. your basic position seems to be that Christianity is harmful. might I suggest you read history & discover how Judaism & Christianity, w/ all their human failings (& some have been horrific), have brought enormous good to humanity for 3000 + years. anti-theistic actions have also brought horrific harm, read the history of the USSR, China,

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    • Warpspeedpetey
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 8:19pm

      @Alessandre

      I’ve always wondered why there are so many atheists who do not know what it is they disbelieve. I understand that they lack any notion of the metaphysics involved because it isn’t taught commonly but to think that we worship another caused being is just silly. G-d is Actus Purus. The act of being, or more colloquially existence itself. To think that we worship something akin to Zeus is a ridiculous underestimation of the theists faculties. How could a being that is dependent on anything else be G-d? Is that not such an obvious article of reason that one needs no more than the slightest exposure to the Christian doctrines?

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    • Warpspeedpetey
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 11:16pm

      I was pointing out that he confused the word empirical for empiricism. Not a grammatical error but an epistemological category error. The words have the same root but two completely different meanings.

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    • VoteBushIn12
      Posted on June 17, 2012 at 10:37am

      @WARPSPEEDPETEY
      I didn’t confuse anything. Empiricism is a perspective on human intelligence that requires empirical evidence. My position that only empirically based claims be presented in the classroom is based on empiricism, much like the Scientific Method is based on empiricism, but no one really practices any type of epistemology exclusively.

      You can’t say, “You meant to say empiricism” and then chastise me for saying empiricism. I said empirical for a reason – because it is a mandate of the scientific method, but not restrictive like empiricism (as you so kindly pointed out by providing basic axioms like True = True)

      Anyway, that’s not the point of my thread.

      @ALESSANDRE
      The real point behind this is that one cannot simultaneously argue for the inclusion of Christian doctrine in the classroom and denounce demon exorcisms in the classroom. It’s hypocritical. If we are going to teach Christianity‘s version of Creationism we must also teach Buddhism’s, Hinduism’s, Paganism’s, and Ancient Greek’s Mythological version.

      If you, or WARPSPEEDPETEY, can argue for the inclusion of such doctrine I would very much enjoy hearing it.

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    • Hollywood
      Posted on June 17, 2012 at 5:17pm

      Intellectual honesty? Really?Professing themselves WISE, they became fools, and changed the glory of the uncorruptible God into a lie, worshipping the earth, and beasts[Evolution]. YOU have a choice, to continue believing the LIE of evolution, or repenting, and believing the TRUTH! I pray you do. Christianity, by the way, has NOTHING to do with religion. It is God attempting to reach man. Religions, are man attempting to reach God, by works, or becoming a god.This is WHERE YOU PRESENTLY ARE! A foolish person belieiving in your own wisdom.
      Maranatha

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    • VoteBushIn12
      Posted on June 17, 2012 at 10:54pm

      @HOLLYWOOD
      Make me.

      You can teach your poor kids whatever nonsense you want. My children will be raised in a house of tolerance, understanding, and intelligence. We will glorify the logical, we will give praise to mortal goodness, and we will preach acceptance of all creeds and colors. Tell your “God” to smite me if he has a problem with it. Until such time, I’ll thank you to keep your narrow-minded comments to yourself before you embarrass yourself any further. Because, at the end of the day, that’s all you really are – an embarrassment. A modern moron trapped in a caveman’s perspective on why the sun rises, the tides recede, and things die.

      Grow up.

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    • MyzPhoenyx
      Posted on June 17, 2012 at 11:03pm

      I am not uneducated. I believe differently than you. I also believe that it is not God’s desire that any of us mere mortals have to suffer eternal separation from Him. Not all Christians make fun of you. As a matter of fact, “intellectuals” seem to rather enjoy calling us names and taunting us, because we dare to believe in something that they don’t. I have atheist friends that talk to me about my “interpretation” of the Word on a regular basis. They enjoy hearing my points of view from my studies of my faith, and how I came to believe the things that I do. I don’t spend my time preaching at them, I answer their questions and enjoy their input. I don’t judge a person based on the belief that certain things do not benefit a person. But that’s supposed to be the measure on which I judge myself. Judgement of others is supposed to be left to the divine Creator. I am a flawed, mortal being, just as you are. I have no moral high ground on which to stand. We are all created equal.
      My beliefs share nothing in common with this twisted woman, just as they share nothing in common with those people in the Westboro cult. We should all be held personally responsible for our actions and failings.
      If you are going to start slinging insults, expect to be insulted. Or is that it? Do you want to incite people to dislike you, so that you can point at them and say, “See, they’re not perfect!!”?

      No man is…

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    • VoteBushIn12
      Posted on June 18, 2012 at 11:00am

      @MYZPHOENYX

      I appreciate your intent, and in a perfect world what you say would be so. You believe what you want, I believe what I want, and we both go home happy. The only problem is which one of us gets to decide what our kids learn?

      I would be upset to hear my kids are going to science class and learning about Creationism just as some of the bible-bangers on this site are off put by the idea of their kids learning about Evolution. In a world where common ground is a necessity to understanding, whose perspective becomes the norm? In the same we can’t all speak a different language and expect to communicate, so too can we not each learn a different “truth” and expect to function as a society.

      This article is indication to me that religious idealism has no place in the classroom. Given the choice between two textbooks, one of which is substantiated by its readers’ “feelings” and the other by verifiable evidence… I think it’s clear which I THINK should be accepted as the standard.

      That is simply my point.

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    • hayesstephen
      Posted on June 20, 2012 at 11:08am

      My goodness what an educated person you are, very impressive posting indeed for a Dolt.

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  • chazmo
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 6:33pm

    Florida again…

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    • snooop1e
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 6:43pm

      ACTS 19:13-16

      “Some Jews who went around driving out evil spirits tried to invoke the name of the Lord Jesus over those who were demon-possessed. They would say, “In the name of Jesus, whom Paul preaches, I command you to come out.” Seven sons of Sceva, a Jewish chief priest, were doing this. [One day] the evil spirit answered them, “Jesus I know, and I know about Paul, but who are you?” Then the man who had the evil spirit jumped on them and overpowered them all. He gave them such a beating that they ran out of the house naked and bleeding”

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    • snooop1e
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 6:44pm

      Not everyone who claims to cast out demons is of the Lord.

      ACTS 19:13-16

      “Some Jews who went around driving out evil spirits tried to invoke the name of the Lord Jesus over those who were demon-possessed. They would say, “In the name of Jesus, whom Paul preaches, I command you to come out.” Seven sons of Sceva, a Jewish chief priest, were doing this. [One day] the evil spirit answered them, “Jesus I know, and I know about Paul, but who are you?” Then the man who had the evil spirit jumped on them and overpowered them all. He gave them such a beating that they ran out of the house naked and bleeding”

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  • Grubmeister
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 5:49pm

    Well there‘s something you won’t see an atheist doing. Nuff said.

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    • AmazingGrace8
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 2:32pm

      You got that one right….They are perfectly contented (?) with their lives.

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  • yanki161
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 4:55pm

    I would have said, “Great! Another teacher for the Rubber Room.” But she needs a whole ‘nother kind of Rubber Room… with a nice white jacket that ties in the back. What amazes me is that some kids participated. Just goes to show what power a teacher has over their charges.

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    • rickc34
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 7:42pm

      She voted for Obama?

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    • TheArbiter
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 10:07am

      @rick – what are you spewing? how do you even know that she voted at all? why does everything have to be political with you pinheads?

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    • themachinist239
      Posted on June 18, 2012 at 11:49am

      THEARBITER, you must be new here. We’re in a land of political cheap shots. When a story is posted about a person doing anything bad or condemnable, you can put money on there being the same old obligatory comment saying “Oh another Obama voter”. Or when someone in an article is mentioned as dying, the obligatory “One less vote for Obama” comment. Not just once. Tens of times in each comment section, after each and every story. Angry people often come here to vent their Obama steam and when the story doesn’t give them their fix, they dish it out anyway.

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  • Gamaliel
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 4:39pm

    Thank you again, NEA. Without you the public education system wouldn’t be what it is.

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  • pauliepie
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 4:32pm

    To 90% of those who post on The Blaze: Your humor and insights are terrific and right on target. I often find myself cracking up at your comments, as well as agreeing with many, if not most, of your assessments. Thanks again. God’s blessings to all.

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    • texasbeta
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 9:01pm

      And from a sane person’s perspective…I find your comments hilarious as well, however not for the same reason that he does. You are literally insane. Anytime you are curious as to what the crazy people of the country think….The Blaze.

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    • TheArbiter
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 10:12am

      @ texas – truer words have never been spoken. Lots of entertainment to be had when visiting this fine website. From the slanted stories (not that they aren’t on other news sites) to the rabid zealots that rant about anything, be it the apocalypse, boogiemen, or the muslims ‘taking us over’… or anything else they decide to froth over.

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  • mikenleeds
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 4:28pm

    another crazy woman

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    • Old Truckers
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 4:43pm

      What about those crazy teenagers who went along with this nonsense.

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    • BuzzardSays
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 5:50pm

      What? this is Florida we are talking about. Shouldn’t someone have eaten someones face off. Or stripped naked and layed in a kiddie park. I am continually amazed at the rummerings of madness wafting up from Florida. Must be lead in the water…

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  • this1can
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 4:21pm

    I just don‘t understand why she didn’t get suspended with pay. This doesn’t sound right its not the way they do things now days. Love/Pray

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    • gperky
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 5:19pm

      She wasn’t a member of the union in good standing!

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    • Walkabout
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 5:11pm

      I am thinking as a literacy specialist, she is doesn’t have a teaching certificate so she is not part of the union-hood.

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  • Stu D. Baker-Hawk
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 4:17pm

    Anybody in the public trust who teaches children, and then does something as harmful as this to those children, should be executed. Period.

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    • AndYetItMoves
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 4:52pm

      Unless they happen to be a priest.

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    • 338lapua
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 10:22pm

      Especially if they are a priest.

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    • edmundburk
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 1:29am

      and here we go with the gratutius catholic bashing, you people make me sick.

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    • TheArbiter
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 10:24am

      if we are allowed to bash muslims on this site (which is great fun by the way – crazy pedo prohet practically makes fun of himself) then catholic bashing is fine too. Being a christian, you should already have thick skin anyway. Your bible warned you of the mockers and the scoffers, did it not? Turn the other cheek for jesus!

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  • SREGN
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 4:13pm

    Maybe the NEA should let her start a cutting and burning charter school.

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  • Tom K
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 4:08pm

    Ms. Harkins should exorcise her own demons first. Joke: What happens when you don’t pay your exorcist ? You get repossessed !

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  • MRMANN
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:56pm

    Not meaning to give the mentally ill a bad rap, but I think she’s seriously mentally ill.

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  • GrumpyCat
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:54pm

    Looks like Lindsay Lohan’s sister.

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  • SLOWBIDEN
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:53pm

    If Obama had another daughter she would look like her

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  • dirtypotter
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:48pm

    I’m betting she will be protected by the NEA (the national evil association)

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  • Disabledvet
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:43pm

    I think she is HOTT,

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    • SLOWBIDEN
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 5:23pm

      You have very poor taste. That chic is freakin fugly

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  • Anonymous T. Irrelevant
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:28pm

    What? Is she a priest, a witch, or just plain crazy? I pick #3.

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  • Mandors
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:07pm

    Cutting burning rituals, naked guys eating off faces, Lebron James… the devil is alive and well in FLA.

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    • hotteamakers
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:35pm

      I Like Her.

      She will have an opportunity to work on a lot of people in Jail. Cutting and burning, that is a neat idea I never thought of. How can we we find out about guys she may have dated?

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    • TheArbiter
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 10:31am

      i always thought that, as conservatives, we believe in personal responsibility. why blame it on the ‘devil’? the woman did it. period. i really doubt the ‘devil’ had a pitchfork dug into her backside to get her to do this.

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  • deeberj
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:07pm

    Well, I can tell you that Christians do not have any sort of exorcism ritual that involves self-harm. Jesus didn’t cut and burn anyone when He cast out demons. Actually, it was the demon possessed person who was cutting and burning himself.

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    • Elena2010
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:31pm

      Quite right.

      To exorcise a demon, the victim must want to be rid of it and the exorcist must be “prayed up.” The Catholic Church has a select group of priests who have been made exorcists so that stupid stuff like this story does not occur.

      Any Christian can remove a demon by the power in Jesus’ Name.

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    • 338lapua
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 10:40pm

      It sounds to me like you are equating Catholicism and Christianity. Not one and the same. Catholicism is a RELIGION put forth and ruled by MAN. Christianity is put forth by God and respected by man. Please be very careful in your “use” of Christianity, there are consequences.

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    • PROUD2BWHITE-PREACHER
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 12:06am

      338LAPUA – I know it probably makes you feel good to hate on catholics but you might want to try reading Augustine and some of the early writers your comments just show your lack of real knowledge about history, yes we have doctrinal diffrences but be careful calling raca brother, catholics believe in Jesus and anyone who isn’t agianst us is with us. might spend your time better attacking non-believers. blessings brother.

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    • edmundburk
      Posted on June 16, 2012 at 1:35am

      @338LAPDA- just another closed minded, ignorant, evengelical. what you know about catholism you
      could fit under a thimble!

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  • RJJinGadsden
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:05pm

    Forgive my grammar and spelling, since I just tuned in Martin Bashir for a daily hoot while reading this. Regardless of a teacher’s background or politics, this woman is simply the reason that the unions must relent to some realistic firings of total idiots from the ranks. I do wonder how the unions will react to this story.

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    • The-Monk
      Posted on June 15, 2012 at 4:20pm

      Hi RJJ,

      I did the same thing. What was the white guy with the gray hair name? He was talking about religion.

      I need to find that clip. Was it Shaffer or something like that?

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  • RightUnite
    Posted on June 15, 2012 at 3:04pm

    Wait!! Let me guess!! She’s a avid Obama supporter!!

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