Mr. Kane Got Blacklisted

Chapter 930

It only took three hours for the world to cancel Yolanda Fenley. It was so fast that Stella thought it was magic. Soon, news of Yolanda’s tax fraud popped up on every social media platform for the whole day.

Yolanda finally got to experience being famous but for the wrong reasons. After the collapse of Yolanda Fenley, more and more of her dirt got exposed. For example, it was revealed that Yolanda deliberately bullied the newcomers in her film crew. Another instance was when she interfered with someone’s marriage and became a homewrecker.

There were even leaked photos of Yolanda getting in bed with other male celebrities. She also got exposed for her long-term use of illegal drugs.

However, there was no official notice regarding the banned narcotics, so it was unclear whether it was true. On the other hand, the leaked photos were going around the internet like crazy. They were so erotic that they almost looked like pornography.

people behind Motives for Murder followed suit and kicked Yolanda out of the cast. Thus, her stardom

two large-scale gambling dens had been seized, and several people were arrested for the use of drugs. What shocked the netizens was that Yoven Brown, a well-known entrepreneur in Rivera, was suspected to be the owner

When the mine rescue team arrived at the scene, he tried to avoid responsibility by withholding the number of people

did not get to retrieve the bodies of their loved ones, nor did they get any compensation. They also had no way to appeal their case

brought up again to the netizens. This time, a survivor came forward and revealed that sixteen people had entered that mine. When the incident happened, Yoven joined forces with a few local authorities and pressured the survivors into staying silent. All of them were afraid, so they

survivors joined in and reported the incident immediately afterward. After twenty long years of petitioning, many family members of the seven victims were either old or gone. Every one of the families had lived in misery for decades, especially since they lost their main labor

the public, the officials set up a task force to go to the location of the coal mine for an investigation. The local police teamed up with the firefighters to conduct a second excavation at the site of the accident

the first remains two days later. Then came the second, the third, and so on. However, only five sets of remains were found. The task force was unable