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You know. Look, you're gonna grow up and something's gonna
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This is this is a story that when I first
heard it, I laughed, Do you remember when you and
I worked together? I was coming into work and I
stopped at Wegmans, and I was a little early that day,
and I'm walking across the parking lot and I hear, hey,
are you Bill Moran? And I kind of like made
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Avenue and it's just like you know, pitch black, yes,
sort of the middle of the night. And I go, yeah,
it was a guy from Channel ten. He goes, we
got this story that's come out. The story was the
Karen Klein story. Yes, do you remember where.
Speaker 2: The kids they made fun of around She's still alive.
I don't know, but they made fun around the bus.
Speaker 3: They made fun That was That was one of the
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Speaker 2: They raised like over one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: Oh, I thought it was closer to maybe it was.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's more than that.
Speaker 1: I think it was damn close to a million.
Speaker 2: It may it may have been. Yeah, and the rest
of us are, Okay, who else can we get to
get made fun of them to raise money?
Speaker 1: But the kids were kind of rude. Yeah, I mean
we were playing back audio of it and we stopped
it at when one kid was talking. She was hard
at hearing, so she couldn't hear well, and she was
the bus monitor. She couldn't hear well. So I don't
know what she was gonna do. Older lady just trying
to make extra money. Let's just put it that way, Okay,
older lady trying to make extra money. Probably grandmotherly and
nice and was working with kids. Middle school kids get
on the bus and they're doing things like what's your
brass eye? Triple Sag and I fucking Tommy and I
we could breathe. We kept rewinding it going that, We're like,
who is this kid? That was fantastic? That was the
greatest diss ever. Triple Sag Wow, we have a similar situation.
Speaker 2: We found out it was Pete Davidson.
Speaker 1: We have a similar situation in this story right here. Whoops,
I apologize. Bord a Memorial Day flight out of Sanford.
Speaker 6: Orlando, Sanford Airport police arresting this woman, Christy Crimpton, who
they say repeatedly hit a child on a plane. She's
charged with felony child abuse. Child Mind's Ashlyin Webb explains
what witness is say led up to the woman being cuffed.
Speaker 1: Okay, beats a kid, Okay, her kid. I don't know,
we don't know. I didn't think it was her kid. Okay,
Well I have to listen and see what we can
deduce from the story. But here we go.
Speaker 5: Airport Poolie say they arrested her at the gate after
the pilot requested for law enforcement. This arrest report says
it all started with the child calling the woman fat
and miss piggy, fat.
Speaker 1: And miss piggy. He called her fat and miss piggy,
and she not having none of that. She had to
keep it real, and she had to keep it real.
Speaker 2: And this is what keeping it real wrong. Well, that's
a plait.
Speaker 3: No, No, I don't like people playing enough phone.
Speaker 2: So Tanisia head to keep it.
Speaker 1: Really, this is where even a real way back. But
she or gone wrong. She yeah called her. Now, it's
not triple sag, it's not that high quality of a diss.
But miss piggy and fat.
Speaker 5: Christy Lee Crampton was set to be back home from
her family's Disney World vacation. Instead, she made her first
appearance in front of a Seminal County judge.
Speaker 2: The happiest place on Earth.
Speaker 1: Well, oh yeah, expensive, spend a lot of money, spend
more money than you think you're trying to get on
rides gets hot, gets sticky, their lines along. Sometimes you
don't get the fast pass. Or if you're not rich
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you right everywhere, They get you in and then everywhere.
Speaker 2: No, I couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: And so but this lady I saw her picture, attractive woman, portly, Okay,
you know, look, she lose thirty pounds. She'll let you
be high.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you what, man, terrible.
Speaker 1: Isn't that terrible?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I looked at her because I want to. I was
expecting something like obese. She's not.
Speaker 2: Okay, she's not.
Speaker 5: Tuesday charged with felony child abuse. Allegiant Flight twenty eight
eighty five to Haggerstown, Maryland was set to take on
from Orlando Sandford International Airport just before two pm Monday,
but according to this arrest report, Crampton and witnesses on
the plane tel police the child called Crampton fat and
miss piggy, telling her she couldn't fit in the airplane seat.
Speaker 1: I mean, now, I don't know how old this kid is,
so I don't know. Maybe the kids got defiest disorder
what they call it o DC. I don't know, he's
just oppositional defiant disorder. Odd you dealt with.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, I'm slap you with the face.
Speaker 1: So you call her fat, miss piggy and you can't
fit in the sea, you fat ass miss Piggy.
Speaker 5: That's when witnesses say Crampton began hitting the child with
her fist.
Speaker 1: I know, right, we laugh, we laugh, but she but
she fucking had it Disneyland, all this stuff. She punches
the kid with the fist, but that's not all, and then.
Speaker 5: Hit him on the head with a water bottle.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, now that can hurt. Yeah, yeah, water bottle
because it doesn't give right away, No, especially if they're aluminum. Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Then, the report says she slammed the child's head into
the airplane window.
Speaker 2: She turned to Jackie Chan.
Speaker 3: Went Crampton, went, Compton on some little boy, going, you're
down with old d D and make fun of me.
Speaker 5: The child used his arms to cover his head. Airport
police haven't said how old the child is.
Speaker 1: He's fifteen. I've gotta think like I'm thinking this kid's
around eleven or.
Speaker 5: Twelve, but Crampton told police the child was very rude
and disrespectful during their trip to Disney, and then after
the child called her fat, she took his phone away.
She claims he then pushed her arm off the armrest
twice and that's when she began smacking him. But police
and witnesses say she went beyond typical disciplinary actions, one
witness saying the woman was not correcting the child, she
was abusing him. The report says the FBI was notified
because it happened. A report granted the woman a ten
thousand dollars bond. Reporting in Sandford, Ashland Web Channel nine
Eyewitness News.
Speaker 1: Okay, Now, there have been many, many, many jokes over
the years about black moms. I wanted black mom would
do when you acted up? Yes, oh yeah, Sinbad had
a old he did a whole set. Yeah, Sinbad did
a whole set on his mom. And the thing is like,
maybe that was bad, right, probably yes, I can okay,
but should we be interfering with someone else's parenting? And yet,
at the same time, it would be hard to sit
there and see a woman punch a child. Maybe she did,
maybe she didn't, but that's what the witness punch a
child with the closes fizz hit him over the head
and his etiquette. I shouldn't even laugh at this, but
it would be hard to watch that.
Speaker 2: No, I think thirty years ago she would have got
a standing ovation.
Speaker 1: Well, see this is where I go old school news school, right,
old school new school, old school new school old school me,
is you shut up on the parent, you're the child,
blah blah blah. New school would be Jamison kind of
telling you how he's feeling and realizing, if I want
to get the most out of somebody, I need to
speak their language. What do we say about great managers?
Great managers know what right, Yes, what they're what makes
their employees tick. With me, that that's the love language thing.
So I had.
Speaker 2: Manager's job is to notice. My brother's job is to notice. Yes,
little baby boys acted up. She decided to fix them up.
And of course some white parrot with a cell phone.
Oh no, we can't have this, no we no, this,
this needs to be reported. I went off with my
mother one time, ten years old.
Speaker 3: God had to save me.
Speaker 2: I'm serious, guy had to save me.
Speaker 1: I don't know what happened.
Speaker 2: I just woke up.
Speaker 1: Everybody's laughing, and he made millions off this bit. This
kid couldn't he's got a story. His head was bounced
off a plane.
Speaker 2: I was ten years old.
Speaker 3: My father had left town, you know, and we're from
the Midwest, from Michigan.
Speaker 2: You got to cut the grass every Saturday. That's just automatic.
Because you ain't got no lawn. You're gonna cut something.
Speaker 1: Go out there and cut somebody's along, but you're gonna
cut something on Saturday. My father was out of town
and my mother was cool.
Speaker 2: Now I remember the father said cut the grass. Well,
he ain't his.
Speaker 1: I don't know why it came out.
Speaker 3: It was just a manly thing that was down here says, try.
Speaker 1: It, try it.
Speaker 5: Messrup you almost tall as her.
Speaker 1: She can't do nothing to young.
Speaker 3: If I had known then what I know now.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't just try to walk.
Speaker 1: I tried to just walk out of the room, out
of backdoud ooo.
Speaker 2: I turned my back on my mother. I heard a
sound come out of her that I had never heard before.
Speaker 1: He obviously put like, yeah, some effects on the microphonther
or something. Mess me up. I turned around. My mother
was growing.
Speaker 2: He was a thick can with for wooping on a chest,
and cake was blowing in.
Speaker 5: The wind behind him.
Speaker 2: A golden belt came.
Speaker 1: Out the sky yellow.
Speaker 3: But he would be one god but fellow.
Speaker 1: All right, you see what I'm saying. Like Sinbad just
asn't aside. I remember people getting comics giving him a
lot of ship, and I always enjoyed Sinbad. And I
remember sitting down because he was clean.
Speaker 2: Was it that was?
Speaker 1: I don't know. Hackey was the thing a lot of
people said, like easy stuff.
Speaker 3: He was mainstream because because he was hooked up with Cosby, right,
because a different world was where he really broke out,
and it was a Cosby production, and Cosby was big
on like the you know, your your comedy has to
be clean, even though like the the war was out
about Cosby and what he was doing with women.
Speaker 2: Even then, all right, it's so clear enough, right we.
Speaker 3: Got him, got him right, and so like because so
Sindbad got the rap for being one of because Cosby
like told, uh, Eddie Murphy, you know you got to
clean it up. Eddie burs not like a clout and
go so the mother for good night. You know, it's
like not all I do, mister Cosby, you know.
Speaker 1: But h called Richard Pryor after he goes Cosy fu
Field got me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, tell Conrad go fuck him to.
Speaker 1: But Sinbad and I remember sitting down with his bad health.
I think he had a stroke. Okay, and now and
you can see some stuff. It's unfortunate because I thought
he was very talented, very enjoyable.
Speaker 3: And I remember sitting down as a family on HBO
watching Sindbad Duke stand up. Yeah, because my father knew
he was clean. I'll let you guys watch and we
were laugh because he was a Baptist. He grew up
in a Baptist church. We were Baptist, so it was relatable.
Speaker 2: It was funny.
Speaker 1: So but my the the reason for playing this something
because I could remember seeing probably that HBO specially you're
talking about, and then sitting with him at the now
defunct Montreal Omni Fest and having just a great conversation,
and I go, boy, he's such an enjoyable guy. It's
such great energy. Positive. It's unfortunate whatever health wise he's
dealing with. But that was a bit about your mom.
And there were a ton of comics and usually I
don't mean the stereotype or even sound. I don't think
it's racial. Maybe I guess, but black moms weren't putting
up with shit, you know. And I mean there's even
who was the one who did the bit. It is
like I went, I remember going over to my white
friend's house and mom says, uh.
Speaker 3: Oh, was Eddie Murphy talking about like when he was
a fresh air kid in Rochester?
Speaker 1: Was it?
Speaker 3: And he said he mentioned it on the HBO special.
They didn't even know that this kid had become a comic.
All of a sudden, they realized Eddie Murphy was in
their house.
Speaker 1: This is somebody going over to hang out with their
white friend. They go over there, and because they said
something like the bit was.
Speaker 2: I remember when I.
Speaker 1: Went back and I said, they got sandwiches with the
crust off, right. But then then but then he's like
one kid. His mom says, you know, hey, can you
come down here and pick up your I'm just giving
an example, pick up your backpack bringing up to him.
I'll get it later. And I remember sitting and you know,
I'm sitting there waiting and waiting and waiting, and nothing happened,
you know what I mean. Right, So I'm just telling you,
like there was a difference in like those you know,
those kids were right, And now you've got somebody on
a plane who does something right. I don't know what I.
Speaker 2: Think that The issue here is.
Speaker 3: We're at a point now where somebody had to do
something because if anything han't forbid happened to this child,
like he had a brain damage or something like that
on the flight and nobody. Now it's a liability issue, Okay,
so everything's liability. So now like a flight attendant's got
to report this or they can lose their job. Now
it comes you know, cover or you know what I know?
So that I think that's why, But how.
Speaker 1: Like how I always wondered like this with my dad
because I never thought about about it too much, But
like I put far powdered to his coffee, right, and
he was embarrassed, and it became a big family thing.
This is now that you beat your child, I'm assuming
it's the woman's child. Maybe maybe it's an adopted child,
maybe it's a cousin and nephew. I have no idea,
but she beat somebody. I would assume that his family,
and at some point everybody else in the family is
gonna know it, and one of those holidays gonna be like,
and what happens when you get like uncle Bill walks
in the room and comes up and behind the kid
goes looks like your mom lost weight, you know what
I mean? Or or gives him this piggy puppet for perstas,
you know what I mean? Like, what happens? What goes on?
And can you ever repair that dynamic? Mom went to jail, right,
Mom went to jail. And you didn't do anything, but
in a way you kind of got some power, Like
you didn't cause her to go to jail. You said
what the kids say, it was pretty shitty of you,
But I don't you know, mom had to pay ten
thousand dollars to get out of jail. I just what
it is.
Speaker 2: I feel for the mother in this situation.
Speaker 3: I do too, And I know you have to maintain
the power dynamic.
Speaker 2: You're the mother, that's the child.
Speaker 3: You can't let the kid MFU because they'll continue to
MFU for the rest of his teenage life until you
send that message clearly. And that message just said clearly
she went to jail for it. My father would be
that situation. I don't care if I go to jail,
I don't care. My father had a phrase he goes,
I don't care if my kids hate me, but man,
they will respect me.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 3: I know what's best for them. And if I got
to go to jail to protect them, I'll do it.
I don't care, and I'll maybe this mother doesn't care.
I mean, I'm sure she carried when she had to
put up ten thousand dollars bond, you know, to get out.
Speaker 1: It's clearly somebody had hit the end of the rope. Yeah,
the end of your rope. I I and and it
doesn't make it right, and it doesn't, but there is
something like you got to know that somewhere along the
line she's going up the aisle or she's getting off
the plane. Some of my guy goes, got your back,
you know what I mean? I feel your pain? Yeah,
I feel you yeah, you know? Oh yeah, I.
Speaker 2: Mean like, think about Jameson's fifteen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's like he's.
Speaker 2: Taller than I.
Speaker 1: He was like six what about sixty one?
Speaker 3: Okay, so imagine a six to one MF and his
mother yeah like that, what are you supposed to do?
Speaker 1: Nothing? And I don't know that he h yeah, I
don't know. You know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she had to send a message, yes, and that
message came with her fist. Man, and then for good measure,
she slammed his head. I gets that window in the airplane.
I understand why the flight attendant's got to call the cops.
Speaker 2: But you know what, you know what it's like, Chris Rockwood.
Speaker 1: If I'm not saying that they should have.
Speaker 2: Killed it, but I understand.
Speaker 1: But how about like if you're sitting in that row right,
you're sitting in the row, it's like the mother and
child right next to you, and you see this sit
like I'm doing, Man, get.
Speaker 2: Out of all the parents were sitting their kids. That's
going to be if you do that what I was
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first second grade, somethinghere like that, and you're like, shit,
I don't want to do that. Yeah, I don't want
to be like I remember, like I remember the teacher
dumping a desk because somebody used to just shove their
work in it.
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Speaker 1: Or I remember Simon Belgrave and Nathan Briggs, I can
remember their names. They bought glue at the school store
and they decided to glue I don't know if they
were goling the boys or girls bathroom door shut right,
and they glued it and she she went, I mean
it was Elmer's. You could have just put a good
shoulder to it. She just went fucking ape shit, And
I'm like, man, you know everyone across this bitch, right,
she was nutty.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, but even there, you gotta you know, got divorced.
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