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Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin

(108,171 posts)
Fri Jun 4, 2021, 12:38 PM Jun 2021

She once sang at Carnegie Hall. Now she's charged with attacking police with a flagpole in the

Capitol riots.

When Audrey Ann Southard took the stage at Carnegie Hall in 2012, she belted out an opera aria for a crowd inside the famed New York venue.

When she stormed into the U.S. Capitol in January, the FBI said, her audience was the police officers defending the building from a horde of Trump supporters.

“Tell Pelosi we’re coming for that b----,” video shows her screaming at officers, according to court documents. “There’s a hundred thousand of us, what’s it going to be?”

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As with many of the hundreds now charged with participating in the attack on the Capitol, Southard’s own social media posts documenting her participation in the riots were key to the federal charges, the FBI said in court documents.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/she-once-sang-at-carnegie-hall-now-shes-charged-with-attacking-police-with-a-flagpole-in-the-capitol-riots/ar-AAKHwA5
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She once sang at Carnegie Hall. Now she's charged with attacking police with a flagpole in the (Original Post) Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jun 2021 OP
She should change her legal name to Brumhilde Blue Owl Jun 2021 #1
Brunnhilde was brave and headstrong, but she wasn't evil. Aristus Jun 2021 #3
Good point -- we'll call her Lady MacBeth then... Blue Owl Jun 2021 #6
Maybe she could do the title role in Berg's "Lulu." Ocelot II Jun 2021 #9
She could have had a satisfying career in music. Ocelot II Jun 2021 #2
I dunno. There's a long tradition of prison inmates mounting excellent Sibelius Fan Jun 2021 #5
POST OF THE DAY! ChubbyStar Jun 2021 #8
On the bright side EYESORE 9001 Jun 2021 #4
Turns out the answer to "How do I get to Carnegie Hall?" isn't... lagomorph777 Jun 2021 #7

Aristus

(66,451 posts)
3. Brunnhilde was brave and headstrong, but she wasn't evil.
Fri Jun 4, 2021, 12:44 PM
Jun 2021

She was about the most pure-hearted character in all of Wagner's Ring Cycle.

Ocelot II

(115,831 posts)
2. She could have had a satisfying career in music.
Fri Jun 4, 2021, 12:42 PM
Jun 2021

She's probably too old to be an opera star, but according to the article she's a pretty good singer, so she might have been able to at least perform in local productions, keep teaching voice, and enjoy her life. Instead, she's probably going to jail. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes...

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