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What do you remember about 2017? Hard to believe it was only four short years ago. Aside from all things politically, an event took place on the Portland Max on Memorial Day weekend. This was a situation that should have never happened. Sadly, it cost the lives of innocent people. People that didn't deserve their time on earth to be cut short. Tune in to this episode to find out about the self-proclaimed patriot Jeremy Christian. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crookedcrimesisters/support

On May 26, 2017, 35-year-old Jeremy Christian boarded a train in Portland, Oregon - heavily intoxicated and armed with his “right to free speech” and a knife. What happened next aboard the TriMet MAX Light Rail would forever alter the course of every single passenger onboard. As investigators eventually pieced together what led up to one of Oregon’s most horrific attacks, they discovered several alarming warning signs in the 24 hours leading up to a tragedy that many speculate - might well have been preventable.   Written by Michael Dunphy Jr., Executive Produced by Michael Ojibway.    This episode of Invisible Choir is proudly sponsored by Podcorn. Explore sponsorship opportunities and start monetizing your podcast by signing up at https://podcorn.com/podcasters/    This episode of Invisible Choir is proudly sponsored by Best Fiends. Download this fun and exciting puzzle adventure game on the Apple App Store or on Google   Special Podcast Promo: Excuse Me, That's Illegal   Visit Invisible Choir on the web:  Patreon - Invisible Choir Premium:  https://www.patreon.com/InvisibleChoir  Website:  https://www.invisiblechoir.com/  Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/InvisibleChoirPodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/invisiblechoir/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/InvisibleChoir   Written/Audio Sources:  Jeremy Christian lawyers try to shift away from insanity defense TriMet and cellphone video shows Jeremy Christian before and after MAX train stabbings Witnesses testify in Portland MAX train stabbing trial The Denver Post: Suspect in Portland attack made life about hate after prison Friends, Experts Say Lack Of Mental Health Care Made Portland 2017 MAX Stabbings More Likely Jeremy Christian's long criminal history The Oregonian: Jeremy Christian's path from troubled youth to TriMet stabbing suspect The Denver Post: Suspect in Portland attack made life about hate after prison Jeremy Christian at a protest 1 month before MAX train stabbing Video before fatal MAX stabbings shows Jeremy Christian talking about stabbing people Portland activist Demetria Hester on Moms United for Black Lives and the revolution TriMet and cellphone video shows Jeremy Christian before and after MAX train stabbings Witnesses Describe Arrest Of Jeremy Christian After TriMet Attacks Police video shows Portland MAX train stabbing suspect's Jeremy Christian's rant after arrest ‘I told her I loved her’: MAX stabbing victim describes what he thought was his last call to his mom Micah Fletcher gives victim impact statement “I knew every time his heart beat, he was bleeding to death”: MAX attack witness, ex-medic testifies Buzzfeed: These Are The Victims Of The Portland Train Stabbing Attack Woman who held MAX stabbing victim before he died shares his last moments Jeremy Christian threatens to kill victim during outburst at sentencing Jeremy Christian makes a statement at his sentencing hearing Jeremy Christian Sentenced To 2 Life Sentences Without Parole In MAX Train Murders Friends, Experts Say Lack Of Mental Health Care Made Portland 2017 MAX Stabbings More Likely Jeremy Christian has autism spectrum disorder: Forensic psychologist testifies in MAX stabbing trial Jeremy Christian fits criteria for antisocial personality disorder, not autism, psychiatrist says Bennington 76 Flag Vinland Probably Cause Affidavit - Jeremy Christian Witness Shawn Forde recounts 2017 MAX stabbings during Jeremy Christian’s trial Slain defending teenager from hatred.   Music & Sound Effect Sources Opening Track: “I Saw Your Ghost Last Night (I Miss You)” by Fairlight  Closing Track: “The Arctic” By Gold Coast  Music & Sound Effect Sources All music and sound effects used with express permission under unlimited blanket license authority from Epidemic Sound ® and SoundStripe ®.  Individual sources are available via request at info@invisiblechoir.com

This is an update on the sentencing Jeremy Christian, the man convicted of killing Talisen Namkai-Meche and Ricky Best on a Portland Max train in May of 2017. Darklands covered this incident in episode 2.The two men were killed and a third, Micah Fletcher, was critically injured when they intervened while Christian was hurtling racial slurs and harassing two young Black women on public transit. He had also assaulted and racially harassed another woman, Demetria Hester, the night before attacks on the light rail.Darklands is bi-weekly podcast.  A starred review would be greatly appreciated.Darklands logo: Jeffrey FrancoeurEpisode Music: Highway 17, "Cockroach Headed Boy" from It's SharpDarklands is a FridaPants production.Feel free to contact me with feedback or story ideas about Pacific Northwest true crime at darklandspodcast@gmail.comSources:https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2020/06/live-updates-max-train-murderer-jeremy-christian-will-be-sentenced-after-more-victims-testify.htmlhttps://www.oregonlive.com/news/2020/06/watch-live-victims-and-their-families-speak-before-judge-will-sentence-jeremy-christian-for-murdering-two-strangers-on-a-max-train.html

Washington County community groups urge change after deputy's attack on inmate; 2 men suspected in Alabama mass shooting arrested in Oregon; Portland’s Darcelle XV drag nightclub nominated to historic register. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Protesters tear down statue of Thomas Jefferson outside Portland high school. Oregon lawmakers to consider long-deferred police accountability legislation. Jeremy Christian to be sentenced for 2017 Portland MAX train killings. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Earlier this year, the Oregon Historical Quarterly published a special edition called “White Supremacy & Resistance.” The issue evolved as a reaction to the racial violence that resulted in two murders on a Portland MAX light rail line in 2017. Articles explore white supremacy in the formation of Oregon and its state constitution, as well as the history of violence to dominate and control nonwhite populations, from Indigenous peoples and African Americans to East Indian, Chinese and Japanese immigrants. We talk with one of the guest editors of the issue, emeritus professor of Black Studies at Portland State University Darrell Millner, and with independent historian Johanna Ogden.

Jeremy Christian, accusing in a 2017 double murder on a Portland MAX train, was found guilty Friday on all charges. Full coverage on OregonLive.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The trial of Jeremy Christian continues, and the defense presents its case this week. Christian is charged with stabbing three men, killing two, on a Portland MAX train in May 2017. OPB’s Meerah Powell is covering the trial and joins us for an update.

The Oregon Historical Quarterly has published a special edition called “White Supremacy & Resistance.” The issue evolved as a reaction to the racial violence that resulted in two murders on a Portland MAX light rail line in 2017. Articles explore white supremacy in the formation of Oregon and its state constitution, as well as the history of violence to dominate and control non-white populations, from indigenous peoples and African Americans to east Indian, Chinese and Japanese immigrants. We talk with one of the guest editors of the issue, emeritus professor of Black Studies at Portland State University Darrell Millner, and with independent historian Johanna Ogden.

Jury selection began this week for the trial of Jeremy Christian in Multnomah County Circuit Court. Christian is charged with stabbing three men, killing two, on a Portland MAX train in May 2017. OPB’s Meerah Powell is covering the trial and joins us for an update.

  How do you raise boys to become great men? That's the big question we tackle here at On Boys. It's the question Jen grapples with in her own home and on BuildingBoys, and the question Janet helps parents and teachers explore and answer through her coaching and online courses. Michael C. Reichert has spent a lot of time studying this question as well. He's a psychologist, dad & grandfather of boys and the founding director of the Center for the Study of Boys' and Girls' Lives. He's also the author of the recently released book, How to Raise a Boy: The Power of Connection to Build Good Men. The key, he says, is to make sure your boys feel known and loved. Many people today blame "toxic masculinity" for violent, entitled and racist behavior in men and boys. But blaming "masculinity" for these behaviors draws attention away from the ways the current method of raising and socializing boys leads to all kinds of harms, including loss of virtue, loss of connection and loss of humanity, Reichert says. Unfortunately, stereotypes about boys & masculinity cause many of us to forget or neglect boys' basic need for connection. Pushing a boy out of the nest too early -- insisting he go it alone with minimal support -- does not lead to strength, resilience and grit. Boys who lack a solid relational anchor (usually, a strong relationship with a parent or other adult) are adrift -- and these the boys who harm themselves and others. Of course, boys don't make connection easy. Thanks in part of stereotypes and societal expectations, boys are likely to resist, reject and avoid your efforts to connect. Try anyway. Keep trying. Reichert recommends these three strategies to build connection:  1 Deep listening 2. Special time 3. The listen-limit-listen model of discipline It's possible to reach your son, no matter how disconnected he may be, Reichert says. It is never too late to develop and deepen your relationship with your son. Raising good boys, Reichert says, is really quite simple.  "If we violate boys' basic natures, bad outcomes will ensue," he says, "If we meet their basic needs, they're likely to wind up connected to their hearts, connected to their virtue and connected to their goodness." Memorial to the victims of the Portland MAX train shooting In this episode, Janet, Jen & Michael discuss: The importance of connection to boys How relationships help boys become good men The "Man Box" & how it restricts & harms boys The 2017 MAX train attack in Portland & what it teaches us about masculinity Toxic masculinity The mama's boy myth (Spoiler alert: It is NOT TRUE that only men can teach boys how to be good men) Dads' role in raising boys (Spoiler: It's NOT to teach him the secrets of masculinity) 3 strategies to build connection with boys Why boys won't work for teachers they don't believe care about them How stereotypes affect boys' behavior Why you need to create space & time to simply be delighted by your boys How to control your emotions so you can become emotionally available to your son Why it's perfectly OK to not be perfect Links we mentioned (or should have) in this episode: How to Raise a Boy: The Power of Connection to Build Good Men -- Michael's book michaelcreichert.com -- Michael's website (includes contact information) The Mama's Boy Myth: Why Keeping Our Sons Close Makes Them Stronger -- book by Kate Stone Lombardi When Boys Become Boys: Development, Relationships, and Masculinity -- book by Judy Chu, mentioned at 19:58 The Truth About Parenting Teen Boys -- BuildingBoys post that addresses the "asshole" question mentioned at 28:00

It's been an interesting couple of weeks. Less than a week after the Manchester Arena attack in London, 3 people on a Portland MAX train were stabbed, 2 of them killed, defending two young women from an attacker. We do talk at length about those killings and how they made us think and feel. This part of the show is not funny and it is not meant to be funny. But it's relevant and important so we decided it was something we had to do. Use the links below if you want to help the victims & their families. Also on this show, Aba and Chase went on a hike. You'll want to hear all about that. Then we went to Handsome Pizza on Killingsworth so listen in to hear what we thought about that. And you'll want to stick around for all the entertainment news including Alien Covenant, Star Wars The Last Jedi, American Gods, Fargo, Better Call Saul, Game of Thrones, Twin Peaks, The Orville, Castlevania, New Mutants, Blade Runner 2049, Tracy Morgan and a whole bunch more. Links: Trimet Heroes Fund: https://www.gofundme.com/tri-met-heroes Micah Fletcher: https://www.gofundme.com/tri-met-hero-recovery Survivors Fund: https://www.youcaring.com/survivorsofthemaxattack-833557 Handsome Pizza: http://handsomepizza.com/

It's been an interesting couple of weeks. Less than a week after the Manchester Arena attack in London, 3 people on a Portland MAX train were stabbed, 2 of them killed, defending two young women from an attacker. We do talk at length about those killings and how they made us think and feel. This part of the show is not funny and it is not meant to be funny. But it's relevant and important so we decided it was something we had to do. Use the links below if you want to help the victims & their families. Also on this show, Aba and Chase went on a hike. You'll want to hear all about that. Then we went to Handsome Pizza on Killingsworth so listen in to hear what we thought about that. And you'll want to stick around for all the entertainment news including Alien Covenant, Star Wars The Last Jedi, American Gods, Fargo, Better Call Saul, Game of Thrones, Twin Peaks, The Orville, Castlevania, New Mutants, Blade Runner 2049, Tracy Morgan and a whole bunch more. Links: Trimet Heroes Fund: https://www.gofundme.com/tri-met-heroes Micah Fletcher: https://www.gofundme.com/tri-met-hero-recovery Survivors Fund: https://www.youcaring.com/survivorsofthemaxattack-833557 Handsome Pizza: http://handsomepizza.com/

The boys from Greenwood are back live on a Thursday to bring you this week's takes on the news and the world around us. There's some heavy topics this week, and we skip the format to have an open discussion about our feelings in the system of the new administration. Some Topics: The distance between us and our elected leaders, living in a divided America, some history of Presidential covert attacks, future of the democrats and the 2020 election. (Peace to the families, victims, and witnesses of the Portland MAX attacks, our condolences.)

05-31 Portland Max Murderer Rants In Court