Woman Throws Religious Pamphlet at Teenager After She Runs Him Over

What would Jesus do if he hit a youth with His car, asked the kid if he was okay and got "no" for an answer?

If you answered, "Toss him a book about Himself, peel out and haul ass
like the Dukes of Hazzard," you are cut from the same religious cloth
police say Aida Hillen comes from.

According to court documents, the victim, a Milby High School student,
told police he was crossing Broadway near the school on October 14 at
around 5:15 p.m. when he was struck by the 58-year-old Hillen's 1996
Honda Accord.

As he struggled to his feet, Hillen, of League City, is alleged to have
stopped and asked if he was okay. According to the complaint, when the
victim said "No," Hillen tossed him a religious pamphlet and attempted
to flee, much like her operatic namesake, albeit in her case toward the
swamps of Galveston County and not the Egyptian desert.

Another Milby student tried to wave her down, the complaint states, but Hillen only waved "Bye" and kept on driving.

Fortunately this heroic witness was able to scrawl Hillen's license
plate number on his arm and waited with the injured victim for police
and paramedics to arrive.

The victim was treated by firemen at the scene and released, but
suffered chest pains several days later and visited an emergency room,
where he was diagnosed with a bruised rib cage and handed a bill for
$730.50.

Meanwhile, using the license plate number, cops tracked down Hillen. The
victim later picked her picture out of a photo array. Hillen admits to
driving her car down Broadway that day but denies hitting anyone. A
felony warrant for her arrest -- for accident causing injury -- has been
issued.

A month after the incident, but before police issued the warrant, she
posted a sermonette, "To Christian Buddy Warriors," on the "I Love Jesus
My Savior" facebook page.

The gist of her testimony? That worry is the enemy of faith.

"Worry is the Opposite of Faith! You must understand, we all endure
challenges. We all face mountains in our lives. Knowing this, it is very
important that we live our lives knowing God can and He will. Thought
to Ponder: When was the last time your worrying helped you?"
Um, maybe when our conscience bothered us and we admitted some wrong and
asked for forgiveness. Perhaps Hillen would do well to set aside her
Good Book for however long it takes her to read Crime and Punishment.

And perhaps instead of absolving herself, Aida Hillen should study up on
how faith also involves action and an (alleged) sin of this magnitude
requires the sort of redemption you can't bestow on yourself.

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What a dumb bitch...she's gonna burn in hell.

GangusKahn wrote:What a dumb bitch...she's gonna burn in hell.

post of the year.

STRANGEgenius wrote:

GangusKahn wrote:What a dumb bitch...she's gonna burn in hell.

post of the year.

Lol POTY!

see, christians are a bunch of fake pieces of shits.

41OMaXiMuS wrote:see, christians are a bunch of fake pieces of shits.

41OMaXiMuS wrote:see, christians are a bunch of fake pieces of shits.

not all.
they are looked at like juggalos.

one christian does something bad everyone thinks they are exactly like that.

I dunno man. Every christian I've ever met is a hypocrite. Plus anybody that believes in a book written by men to control men is a sheep anyway.

Religion is useless.