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My Pillow CEO and Hollywood actor help get Kyle Rittenhouse out of jail
[Washington Examiner] Accused shooter Kyle Rittenhouse received help posting a $2 million bond from at least two famous faces.MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell and actor Ricky Schroder donated tens of thousands of dollars to a fund totaling $2 million in order to secure the 17-year-old Rittenhouse’s release from jail, according to the New York Post. Schroder, a star of the hit police drama NYPD Blue, reportedly pitched in $150,000 to go along with Lindell’s $50,000. Rittenhouse, who has been charged with first-degree intentional homicide stemming from an altercation during a riot in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in late August, was released Friday at 2 p.m. and is scheduled to appear in court on Dec. 3. "FREE AT LAST!!!" Rittenhouse’s attorney Lin Wood posted on Twitter Friday, along with a photo of the teenager, Schroder, and his colleague on the case, attorney John Pierce. Related: Mike Lindell: 2020-11-21 Kyle Rittenhouse Released from Jail on $2 Million Bond Mike Lindell: 2020-10-23 Minnesota judge drops third-degree murder charge against ex-officer in George Floyd case, Gov. activates nat’l guard Mike Lindell: 2020-06-07 Mike Lindell Donates 'MyPillows' to National Guard Members Sleeping on the Floor Related: Kyle Rittenhouse: 2020-11-21 Kyle Rittenhouse Released from Jail on $2 Million Bond Kyle Rittenhouse: 2020-11-03 In the Riot city of Kenosha tens of thousands come out for Trump Rally. Kyle Rittenhouse: 2020-10-17 Black Lives Matter Wants to Send a Black Man to Jail Posted by: Besoeker 2020-11-22 |
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