Canton Coverup Part 503: Boston Globe Reporter Beth Teitell Interviews Amy Deangelis And Other Mentally Unstable Women Obsessed With Turtleboy For Hit Piece Smearing Karen Read Supporters

 

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This is Boston Globe “reporter” Beth Teitell.

Last week she attempted to make a post in the Justice for John O’Keefe and Karen Read Facebook group, which has nearly 60,000 members. The posts have to be approved, and as an admin I could see the post she was attempting to make. It appeared as if Beth was trying to use the group to stir up trouble and create a narrative that Karen Read supporters are cultists who don’t allow people to leave if they change their mind about her guilt.

I knew the Globe was filled with agenda driven, fake news “journalists,” but this was bad even for them. This is not how you do a journalism. Journalists are supposed to look for truth. They don’t create their narrative first and then search for people who can confirm it. Notice that she wasn’t asking for people who changed their mind from guilty to not guilty. That wouldn’t fit the narrative that she had clearly already developed.

This has always been Teitell’s MO, and she’s far from the only “journalist” who does this. Her “investigation” skills entirely consist of posting on Facebook, looking for people to fit into the narrative she’s already written:

Beth Teitell was specifically posting that she was looking for defectors in a pro-Karen Read Facebook group. She knew exactly what sort of reaction she would receive from doing this, which was entirely the point. She wanted people to call her out on being the hack that she clearly is, so that she could craft a narrative that FKR supporters are a mindless mob. She graduated from the Gretchen Voss school of journalism.

We have a Facebook chat for admins, and it was discussed whether or not we should allow the post on the page. I was all for it, because I wanted to see her get shit on. People who want to get better at their job listen to constructive criticism, especially when it’s overwhelming. We predicted in the group chat that she would get shit on, and that she would then use that in her story to show that FKR supporters were all bad.

And John Henry’s puppet did exactly what we all knew she would do when she published the story yesterday.

If Beth Teitell were actually trying to learn why people changed their mind on Karen Read’s guilt or innocence, that would be an interesting topic to investigate. There is an answer to that, and 99 times out of 100 it has nothing to do with the facts of the case. Anyone who has been following this story from the beginning knows full well that pretty much everyone who has “switched sides” is a mentally unwell, drama addicted human being, who almost always change their opinion right after getting into a personal conflict with Turtleboy. If she actually investigated and wrote a story that reached that conclusion it would be journalism. But Beth had already written her narrative – the people who “switched sides” did so because they truly believe Karen Read is guilty, and they became victims of the FKR mob after doing so.

First of all, can we just talk about the cover photo?

On the right they chose to use Lindsey “Fake Victim” Gaetani’s infamous moose knuckle as the best representation of people who “changed their mind” to guilty. This is actually very accurate.

If Beth Teitell had any interest in actually finding out why people “switched sides,” all she had to do was research the Food Stamp 5, who she featured in her cover photo on the right. Here are their backstories:

• Kate “Krusty Panties Peter – former blogger for Turtleboy who despite once calling me her idol has had a 5 year unhealthy personal obsession with TB due to the fact that I exposed her long and documented history of child abuse, which forces her to take the contrary position to every story I write in an attempt to smear and discredit me. She had zero interest in the Read case and her instinct drove her to take the opposite position of whatever I did.

• Lindsey “fake victim” Gaetani – mentally ill former side chick who threw herself at Turtleboy by sending a picture of herself scantily clad in a FKR shirt, became upset when he figured out she was pretending to be pregnant and cut her off from the Intimidator, which immediately made her realize Karen Read was guilty and began plotting to set TB up for what she called “bogus witness intimidation charges” in order to send me to jail on Christmas.

• Elisa “Twisted Charities” Bennett – unemployed homeless woman living in a migrant motel, who used to profit off the Karen Read case by proclaiming her innocence for donos on YouTube, before being called out for grifting by Turtleboy, at which point she suddenly changed her mind and believed Karen Read was guilty.

• Julie Guinto – mentally ill woman who attended FKR protests outside of court but due to her loyalty to Twisted Charities switched to the guilty side after Turtleboy called out Twisted Charities for grifting, and created a Twitter account called “Turtleboy Exposed” dedicating to “exposing” me.

• Stephanie Ferrari – John O’Keefe’s thunder thighed second cousin who never actually met him but felt the need for some sort of belonging.

Then there’s this case study:

Beth Teitell could’ve interviewed Natalie Berschnneider Wiweke and investigated her reasoning for flipping. Natalie was passionate about Karen Read’s innocence, donated money to her legal defense, and acted as an intermediary between Karen and I. If Beth Teitell actually wanted to find out why Natalie “switched sides” she would find out that Karen asked Natalie for some space because she was so obsessive, Natalie freaked out about being “disrespected,” told me that it was “show time,” and that one day soon we would all find out who she was.

Natalie just wanted to be famous and best friends with Karen Read. She was using the tragedy of Karen’s misfortune for her own selfish reasons, and once she realized Karen didn’t wanna be friends with her anymore she suddenly saw the light and “switched sides.”

The most recent addition was Amy DeAngelis, an unemployed Westerly, Rhode Island woman in her mid 50’s who was a former admin on the Justice for John and Karen Facebook group.

Amy was a stranger to me who like many others became a fan and supporter due to my award winning coverage of the Karen Read case. She has nothing to do all day and was incredibly active online so she volunteered to be an admin for the Facebook group. Since she was so pro-Karen Read and was happy to volunteer her services I had no problem with this. She hated the McAlberts and Proctors, contacted Elizabeth Proctor at her work, and said I was brave and sexy. She urged people to donate and buy things from the Turtleboy store while I was in jail and volunteered to help with the civil lawsuit. She also hated Kate Peter, Natalie, the Fake Victim and every other person who dedicates their lives to trying to destroy TB and Karen Read.

But people like Amy desperately seek validation from whatever group they’re trying to impress. She would always send me tips about “sources” she had, who insisted the McAlberts were about to be indicted.

But in reality she had no sources. She was just a bored menopausal woman trying to be useful.

When my mother passed away in late June I specifically didn’t tell anyone about it outside of immediate friends and family. I didn’t want to deal with a million people wishing me condolences or for her memory to become content. But for some reason Amy not only approved of her obituary being posted in the Justice group without asking me, she spoke for me (like know it alls tend to do) when someone suggested that it shouldn’t have been posted, claiming that she was sure I would appreciate the post.

I didn’t appreciate it at all and I admonished her for it. But I hadn’t trusted her for a while, since she was constantly declining posts about standouts and allowing posts that encouraged drama.

I removed her as an admin sometime over the summer. This is what ultimately got her to “flip.” In September she posted that she fully supported the Fake Victim.

I’ve seen this story before an know how it ends. I posted that it was only matter of time until Amy DeAnglis announced that she thought Karen Read was guilty. She insisted that although her opinion on me changed, her opinion on Karen had not. She was different, and wouldn’t be proving me right by coming out and saying Karen Read was guilty.

“You should know better than to contact me.”

That’s Amy’s way of low key threatening me by pretending she’s more important than she actually is.

Amy initially didn’t discuss Karen Read at all, and kept her obsession to me, accusing every fake account on Twitter of being me:

I never met this woman before yet her entire world seems to revolve around me. If Beth Teitell actually sought truth about her inquiry into why people “switched sides,” this would be the story she was reporting.

However, once you go to the “I hate Aidan Kearney” side, you no longer have the option of saying Karen Read is innocent. They don’t allow that because they’re just an anti-Turtleboy cult, and Karen Read’s innocence is something I believe in fervently so they are required to say the opposite. Without fault, the other side is FILLED with people like Ashley St. Angelo, Kimberly Fair, and the ghost of Brian Riccio, all of whom have one thing in common – I wrote blogs exposing them.

Amy Deangelis seeks the approval of others above all else, so eventually she was going to “flip” to Karen Read is guilty and pretend to know more than she actually does as a former “insider,” so that people on the other side would value her. To win over her new friends she offered to harass Nate Read at work:

Soon she was defending all the McAlberts and proclaiming Karen’s guilt. She defended Michael Proctor:

She defended Colin Albert, despite previously accusing him of murder:

She shit on Karen and accused her of being a murderer:

Amy didn’t change her mind on this based on new evidence. She supported Karen Read throughout the trial. She changed her mind because of Turtleboy.

She went out of her way to defend Kate Peter, despite saying horrible things about her when she was FKR:

 

 

 

 

But mostly she just hated me and posted horrible things about sending me to jail, sexual abuse, and my children:

 

Amy has insisted I’d be going to jail for several months now, and in her quest to be useful to the other side she claims to have inside information about a new grand jury trying to indict me, and has labeled herself a “witness.”

This is what they all do now – claim to be a witness in an attempt to prevent me from exposing or talking about them. Amy is a real legal expert, always threatening to subpoena random Twitter accounts who support Karen Read:

So how does Amy explain changing her position on Karen Read without invoking Turtleboy? Simple – she “realized the truth” after seeking out Kate Peter, whose entire existence revolves around being anti-Turtleboy.

“when I cooperated.”

This is the same exact thing Natalie did with Brian Tully. These women have nothing useful or incriminating to offer the police, but they desperately want to be involved anyway, so they offer to “cooperate” with police who quickly realize they are useless.

Maybe if Amy worried more about not kidnapping her children and taking them out of state then her kids wouldn’t grow up to be such shitbags:

Amy husband motion to dismiss allowed

If Beth Teitell actually sought truth she would write about Natalie, Amy, Julie, Fake Victim, Krusty, Kim Fair, Twisted Charities, and the plethora of others who joined the “Karen Read is guilty” side purely out of their uncontrollable hatred of me.

According to Amy she was indeed interviewed by Teitell:

Like pigs at the trough the Food Stamp 5 and others like them began reaching out to Beth:

And in the most predictable outcome ever, the theme of her story was “people are afraid to switch sides to guilty because FKR is a cult.”

Beth Teitell of course portrayed herself as some sort of brave hero who had the “courage” to write a one sided hit piece based solely on the testimony of unstable women.

She recognized that the people she spoke with all once fervently believed in Read’s innocence.

Yet at no point did she ask a single person she interviewed what facts made them change their mind. Of course a real reporter would investigate that and find out everything in this article. But Beth Teitell works for the Boston Globe, which by definition means she’s not a real journalist.

Her anonymous sources told her it was “new pieces of evidence” or distrusting the source of pro-Read news.

If that was the case then why did Amy Deangelis flip months AFTER all the evidence was presented in court? Beth didn’t ask that because the purpose of her story wasn’t to seek truth, it was to smear FKR as a cult, which is what she called it:

Immediately she did the “I’m a victim” routine because people justifiably pointed out what a hack she was.

She claimed she was a victim of abuse because I screenshotted her post and criticized her journalist tactics:

She spoke to a bunch of people but didn’t name a single person in her story, which is frowned upon by legitimate newspapers.

But this is the Globe, and they’re not a real newspaper.

The quotes she used sounded like a Chinese struggle session, where mentally unstable women like Amy confessed the shame they felt for once supporting an innocent woman:

Anyways, Amy Deangelis wanted to be famous and now she is. For the rest of her sad, miserable existence this will come up on page 1 of Google searches for her name and everyone who encounters her will be warned about what a psychopath she is. Good scoop, Beth!