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    „Pink Coat Lady“, die eine tödliche Begegnung zwischen Bundesbeamten und Alex Pretti aufzeichnete, spricht mit Anderson Cooper


    „Pink Coat Lady“, die eine tödliche Begegnung zwischen Bundesbeamten und Alex Pretti aufzeichnete, spricht mit Anderson Cooper

    https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/27/us/video/ac360stellacarlson

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    1. Obvious-Gate9046 on

      CNN has an interview out with Stella Carlson, aka „Pink Coat Lady.“ It is, for lack of a better word, devastating. I advise watching it, but be prepared. They stopped and counted the bullet holes before fleeing. It’s… so damn awful.

    2. mediocrebeauty on

      This is absolutely devastating. She saw state agents kill a nurse who was on the floor. ICE agents (yes all of them), have a special place reserved for them in Hell.

    3. Iowa_Dave on

      Where is the video Alex Pretti took before he was executed in the street?

      Oh yeah… His phone is sitting on the crate holding the Ark of the Covenant next to the Epstein files.

    4. hinanska0211 on

      I had seen some of this video before, so I was a little prepared, but it’s just heartbreaking. I’m so glad she came forward, showed her face and shared her name, though. It’s the smartest thing she could have done to prevent them from quietly disappearing her.

    5. BenigDK on

      I’m in awe of her bravery. She stuck around after the execution even though she knew it was not safe because she didn’t want to leave Pretti alone and let what had happened go undocumented.

    6. Kincherk on

      Despite the administration’s claims that they are investigating the incident, Ms. Carlson, aka The Pink Coat Lady, has not been contacted by federal authorities to get her account of events.

    7. Chazkuangshi on

      I was 100% certain she’d be blackbagged. I am so glad she is physically okay.

    8. Purusha120 on

      We know that even recording ICE agents is dangerous enough to get you killed. After all, that’s how poor Alex pretti got murdered by those thugs

    10. antisocial__media on

      I like how in the interview she says she doesn’t want to be known just as „Pink coat lady“ and then they still only call her Pink coat lady in the headline.

    11. TanAllOvaJanAllOva on

      🫡 fucking hero for recording a murder of another hero. We should all be so brave

    14. wndrbr3d on

      It is ***UNBELIEVABLE*** that while DHS is conducting their own „internal investigation“, that nobody has reached out to her for her accounting of the event as it unfolded. The local government investigators have… but not federal investigators?

      She’s a first hand witness!

      What the actual fuck!?

    16. InternationalPass-8 on

      this hurts my heart. the fact they disrespected his dead body this way is disgusting. I never thought i could hate the trump admin more, but this video made me hate them all more than anything. I will laugh and dance and celebrate the day these mfs die. if their graves can be visited i’ll spit on them.

    17. indicatprincess on

      May the Goddess keep her safe. She’s a hero for making sure we know what’s happening.

    18. OldGaffer66 on

      The flip side of Trump and his gang of thugs. With Good and Pretti, restores one’s faith in humanity a little. There are good people out there fighting back.

    19. Tizzle9115 on

      Her name is Stella Carlson. And she’s a goddamn hero. The weight of everything that has happened and her history altering stance against Nazis must be unreal.

    20. TheInfiniteSlash on

      Without her, they’d be getting away with this. I cannot imagine witnessing an execution like that and staying composed.

      I am so glad they didn’t trying taking her down too.

    21. Ben_77 on

      This happened in a city during the day. Imagine the horror going on in their detention centers.

    23. Daremightythings2025 on

      Her description of how the police dept looked the other way was heartbreaking. Surely the mayor of MN and the chief of police could do something about their police force?

    24. AltruisticHopes on

      I doubt she will ever read this but if anyone ever collects the media response to this, she is a hero. This as an incredibly brave thing to do.

    25. Ckyer on

      “I’m not here to represent me, I’m here to represent we.”

      What a powerful interview this was. Coming from someone who’s so brave, well spoken and full of love for her community.

    26. fga2025 on

      Thank you, Stella Carlson, for bravely documenting our government’s crimes against its own citizens. The perpetrators must be brought to justice.

    28. Niceguy955 on

      „Fatal encounter“? Did you mean to say „state sponsored execution by masked criminals“ CNN? It perhaps just „murder“?

    29. Doza13 on

      How many constitutional rights were violated there. I count 3 but a good argument can be made for 4.

    30. acostane on

      No words. They’ll call a children’s face painter a „professional agitator.“

      I hope she stays safe.

    31. fatcatwantsfood on

      I can’t watch it because it will make me break down. I know it’s important but I can’t. To see such a wasted scene of humanity breaks me.

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