Capitol Hill student accused of eating his girlfriends toes, then pissing on them

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Gabriel Huss, either grader at Capitol, is accused of eating his girlfriends toes during class, then urinating on them. Witnesses say that he had a hungry look in his eyes, almost as if it was predatory. Sarah, an 8th grader from Capitol Hill was there when the situation happened, and is close friends with the victim. She told us all about the situation, and this is what she had to say.

“It’s a tragedy, honestly. To think that they did this in a public space instead of keeping it in the bedroom where it belongs? Gross. But- Not surprising. They’re okay, and Jasmine is weirdly turned on?”

We spoke to another witness of the situation, Vincent Trifilio, also an 8th grader from Capitol Hill described his feelings on the situation, and why he thought it was bound to happen.

“Jasmine and Gabe. God- Honestly I cant describe the feeling I got in my stomach when I saw those two going at it in Mr Hares classroom. All it took was a split second and suddenly they were on the floor barking at each other and then he.. he whipped his dick out! It was a cool experience but.. Sometimes I wish I was in Jasmines place you know? The amount of ecstasy I experience-“

That is where we cut it off, due to the amount of disgusting details the witness gave us. The last witness we spoke to about this was a teacher at the school. Mr Hare, 8th grade science teacher.

“He got ahold of her titties, MY eighth grader girls titties!”

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