Former Boy Scout Executive Charged with Molesting 3 Kids

41-year-old William Todd Brewer made his first court appearance Tuesday, July 10. The mothers of two alleged victims made sure they had seats in the courtroom.

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Anne1957 - 7/20/2012 7:47 PM

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The term "Cracker" comes from Florida History, it doesn't refer to slave owners. I am from Florida, it's a well known lesson that when Florida was being settled, people would bring cattle into the land. They would crack a specific type of whip that would echo through the trees, it was used for the cattle. It wasn't used for slaves. Floridians are referred to as "Florida Crackers," it's not considered offensive, it's just our history.

Jeff Lebowski - 7/11/2012 9:41 PM

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jontrey67 He must be the worlds fattest meth head EVER! Black people are like Nazi's, they're cute when they are little.

Frayserboi - 7/11/2012 7:16 PM

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Saltine, Oreo, it's all the same, just a matter of semantics......another words, if it quacks like a duck, call a spade a spade.....sigh......

Golden Taint - 7/11/2012 2:23 PM

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I seriously doubt people like jontrey even know what the term "cracker" means, or where it comes from. They literally think that they it refers to a saltine cracker. It's hard for society to move forward when we don't understand the mistakes of our past.

byebyememphis - 7/11/2012 2:10 PM

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well I still dont find that very offensive...I am sure my ancestors DID own slaves...but that was how things were back then.. I suppose I am a bit more in tune than sme and I realize that my ancestory does not define who I am...now if jontrey and others like himself would have that same realization...and see they were not actually slaves themselves,anymore than we were actually slave owners... perhaps soceity could move forward a bit...

Golden Taint - 7/11/2012 10:24 AM

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@byebyememphis, actually, when you consider the actual meaning of the term "cracker" it is somewhat offensive. For years I felt the same way that you do about it, and found it to be hilarious. however, once I discovered that the actual meaning inferred that you are someone who cracks the whips, as in a slaver, I soon started to find it offensive.

byebyememphis - 7/11/2012 9:28 AM

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he is a POS..but saltine?? LOL.. you are a moron... whoever thinks "cracker" is offensive to anyone has literally qualified for the special olympics.

jontrey67 - 7/11/2012 12:23 AM

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that saltine is a life long child molester and meth head and been gettin' off on little boy's for years.