TWUM Best Rumors

Rumors are that The Wrap-Up Magazine is not too big on rumors spreaded across the internet, but we do post them from time to time. Rumors, as narrative IEDs, are low-cost, low-tech communication weapons that can be used by anyone to disrupt the efforts of communication. Take a look at some of the rumors we have helped to spread across the world wide web.

Tennessee Brings Back The Electric Chair

 Rumors are that Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam has signed a bill into law allowing the state to electrocute death row inmates in the event prisons are unable to obtain lethal injection drugs. In a related report by The Inquisitr, the state of Utah is considering bringing back firing squad executions for their death penalty because it’s considerably cheaper than lethal injection and other methods. But some people also say it’s a better way to go. (CLICK HERE TO READ MORE)

Juelz Santana Signs To YMCMB

 Rumors are that +Juelz Santana may have signed a deal with +Young Money. According to Power 105.1′s DJ Prostyle’s blog, Dipset’s Juelz Santana has signed to Cash Money. According to Prostyle, a reliable source from Vlad TV broke the news of the joint venture between Juelz and YMCMB. The Bandana Santana has had a good relationship with the Cash Money Empire. (CLICK HERE TO READ MORE)

Trey Songz Confesses To Being a Homosexual

 Rumors are that R&B singer +Trey Songz did confess to being a homosexual. If so, then this is big for the gay community. He says he is not bisexual, but homosexual and one day will like to “Marry the man of his life”. rey Songz first admitted to being gay on Twitter when he tweeted from his official account, but later deleted to tweet. We believe coming out the closet is a very stressful choice for Songz as it is with most people. (CLICK HERE TO READ MORE)

Reason Drake And Rihanna Broke Up

 Trending now is the new rumors of why +Drake Graham and +Rihanna broke up. A source told Hollywood Life that the “Stay” singer gave Drake an ultimatum to win her back. The couple split because Rihanna felt like the “Trophies” rapper was neglecting her; Drake reportedly thought Rihanna was being too “needy.” (CLICK HERE TO READ MORE)

Lil Boosie Laughs At Jay Z

 Lil Boosie is back in the news, this time, rumors are that he was laughing at the Jay-z and Solange elevator fight. Boosie Boo took to twitter and said "Jay-z got 99 problems and solange every last one." How funny is that. (CLICK HERE TO READ MORE)

The Water Monster Spotted In Mexico

 Rumors are that the once disappeared water monster that was named exstinct has been spotted in Mexico. exico's salamander-like axolotl apparently hasn't disappeared from its only known natural habitat in Mexico City's few remaining lakes. (CLICK HERE TO READ MORE)

Waldorf Astoria Opening In Beverly Hills

 Rumors are that the +Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts will be opening in Beverly Hills in 2017. Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts unveiled designs and announced the development of a Waldorf Astoria hotel in Beverly Hills, a partnership between a private investor group led by Alagem Capital Group and clients of Guggenheim Partners. The brand plans to open the new Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills in 2017.

Kim Kardashian Spending Habbits

 Rumors are that $1 Million dollars a month is spent on shopping by +Kim Kardashian. I guess Kim burns through money like no one else. She’s the rich version of living paycheck to paycheck. (CLICK HERE TO READ MORE)

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Gansta Marcus Talks Birdman And Suge Knight

Gansta Marcus released a statement to The Wrap-Up Magazine about Birdman and Suge Knight. He speaks on Lil Wayne suing the person who found him, and Suge Knight facing prison time. Read and comment on the statement below as they are stated by him.

"The beef the is acquiring between Lil Wayne and Birdman is small to tell you the truth. All +Lil Wayne wants is him money that he feel is owed to him. Birdman has not made a statement on the current situation, but i'm sure he is working out something behind the scenes. At least I hope for legal sakes."

Georgia Prison Executes Disabled Man

Hill was already serving a life sentence for murdering his girlfriend in 1985 when he killed a fellow inmate in 1990, earning him a spot on death row. He was originally scheduled to be executed by lethal injection in 2012, but managed to postpone three times—until the Supreme Court declined to grant him a stay of execution Tuesday afternoon.“

Today, the Court has unconscionably allowed a grotesque miscarriage of justice to occur in Georgia,” Hill’s lawyer, Brian Kammer, told reporters. “Georgia has been allowed to execute an unquestionably intellectually disabled man, Warren Hill, in direct contravention of the Court’s clear precedent prohibiting such cruelty.”

On Tuesday night, Georgia executed Warren Lee Hill—an inmate with an IQ of 70—who was unable to prove he had a mental disability under Georgia’s strict legal standard.

Tennessee Brings Back The Electric Chair

Rumors are that Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam has signed a bill into law allowing the state to electrocute death row inmates in the event prisons are unable to obtain lethal injection drugs. In a related report by The Inquisitr, the state of Utah is considering bringing back firing squad executions for their death penalty because it’s considerably cheaper than lethal injection and other methods. But some people also say it’s a better way to go.

The electric chair legislation overwhelmingly passed both the Tennessee House (68 to 13) and Senate (23 to 3) back in April, but Republican Governor Bill Haslam only recent signed the bill into law. A Vanderbilt University poll on the death penalty found that 56 percent of voters in Tennessee support the electric chair, while 37 percent are against it.

The reason the electric chair bill came up in the first place is because states are finding it increasingly harder to obtain the right mix of drugs required for the lethal injection from suppliers after Europe led a boycott against drugs used to enforce the death penalty. Senator Ken Yager said it had become “a real concern that we could find ourselves in a position that if the chemicals were unavailable to us that we would not be able to carry out the sentence.”

The impetus for bringing back the execution chair was created by the recent botched execution in Oklahoma where the inmate was said to be “tortured to death.” Witnesses say the man suffered for 43 minutes after the drugs were administered, writhing and clenching his teeth in pain, but eventually died of a collapsed vein instead of the drugs.

According to Richard Dieter, the president of the Death Penalty Information Center, the difference between Tennessee and the eight other states with electric chair laws is that other states give inmates an option on whether they should be executed to death.