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Kent and Sally are respectively the two youngest children of Deanna Loveless and Eric Morgan. They have four siblings: Dylan (b. 1985), Jana (b. 1984), Sheena (b. 1982), and Elaine (b. 1980).
  
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Eric was drafted into the [[wikipedia:U.S. Army|United States Army]] during the [[wikipedia:Vietnam War|Vietnam War]], and he was treated as a hero upon his return. His girlfriend later described him as a man who had a mixture of jealousy and fascination with seeing Sally have sex with other men and women. They lived in or near Phoenix throughout Elaine's childhood until moving to Portland, Oregon in 1993.<ref>??</ref>
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Eric worked irregularly after his military service.  Deanna had worked intermittently since 1974. When both parents were working, the family was financially well off. Eric did not usually share his income with the family and impulsively spent any money he earned on himself, especially motorcycles and cars. He filed for bankruptcy in 1999. Extended family members often described the family as visiting their houses hungry, apparently not getting food at home.<ref>??</ref>
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Through most of their relationship, they would often visit bars in Phoenix and Portland, where Deanna would pretend to be a doctor or a dentist and introduce Eric as her boy toy.
  
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Melinda Loveless was born in New Albany, Indiana on October 28, 1975, the youngest of three daughters, to Marjorie and Larry Loveless. Larry was drafted into the [[U.S. Army]] during the [[Vietnam War]], and he was treated as a hero upon his return. His wife later described him as a pervert who would wear her and her daughters' underwear and makeup, was incapable of staying monogamous, and had a mixture of jealousy and fascination with seeing her have sex with other men and women. They lived in or near New Albany throughout Melinda's childhood.<ref>Jones, pp. 53–57.</ref>
 
  
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Larry worked irregularly for the [[Southern Railway (US)|Southern Railroad]] after his military service; his profession allowed him to work whenever most convenient for him. In 1965, Larry became a probationary officer with the New Albany Police Department, but he was fired after eight months when he and his partner assaulted an African-American man whom Larry accused of sleeping with his wife.<ref>Jones, pp. 59–66.</ref> In 1988, Larry briefly worked as a [[mail carrier]] but quit after three months and did very little work, having brought most of his mail home to destroy it.<ref name="Jones, 110–117">Jones, pp. 110–117.</ref>
 
  
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Marjorie had worked intermittently since 1974. When both parents were working, the family was financially well off, living in the upper-middle-class suburb of [[Floyds Knobs, Indiana]]. Larry did not usually share his income with the family and impulsively spent any money he earned on himself, especially firearms, motorcycles and cars. He filed for bankruptcy in 1980. Extended family members often described the Loveless daughters as visiting their houses hungry, apparently not getting food at home.<ref>Jones, pp. 71–77.</ref>
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===Sally "Sal" Brock===
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Sally Morgan was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1990, the youngest of six children and the youngest daughter of Deanna Loveless and Eric Morgan.
  
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Through most of their relationship, Larry was unfaithful to his wife and they often had an [[open marriage]].  They would often visit bars in Louisville, where Loveless would pretend to be a doctor or a dentist and introduce Marjorie as his girlfriend. He would also "share" her with some of his friends from work, which she found disgusting. During an [[Group sex|orgy]] with another couple at their house, Marjorie tried to commit [[suicide]], an act she would repeat several times throughout her daughters' childhoods.<ref>Jones, pp. 75–76.</ref> When Melinda was nine years old, Larry had Marjorie [[gang rape]]d, after which she tried to drown herself. After that incident, she refused him sex for a month, until he violently [[rape]]d her as their daughters witnessed, overhearing the event through a closed door. In the summer of 1986, after she would not let him go home with two women he met at a bar, Larry beat Marjorie so severely that she was hospitalized; he was convicted of [[Battery (crime)|battery]].<ref>Jones, pp. 87–98.</ref>
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In May 2004, her mother discovered that the then-14 year old Morgan  was changing into jeans at school, and, after a confrontation that night, attempted to strangle her. Social workers became involved, and Morgan's parents agreed to unannounced visits to ensure that child abuse was not occurring.<ref>??</ref> Sally and Deanna came into periodic conflict; at one point, Deanna went to her then-boyfriend Jake Brock house after learning that Jake's father had purchased a [[wikipedia:Ouija board|Ouija board]] for the Sally and Jake. She demanded that the board be burnt and that the Brock house be [[wikipedia:exorcised|exorcised]].<ref>??</ref>
  
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The extent of Larry's abuse of his daughters and other children is unclear. Various court testimonies claimed he fondled Melinda as an infant, [[Sexual abuse|molested]] Marjorie's 13-year-old sister early in the marriage, and molested the girls' cousin Teddy from age 10 to 14. Both older girls said he molested them, though Melinda did not admit this ever happened to her. She slept in bed with him until he abandoned his family when she was 14. In court, Teddy described an incident in which Larry tied all three sisters in a garage and raped them in succession; however, the sisters did not confirm this account. Larry was verbally abusive to his daughters and fired a handgun in Michelle's direction when she was seven, intentionally missing her. He would also embarrass his children by finding their underwear and smelling it in front of other family members.<ref>Jones, pp. 77–98.</ref>
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Sally became increasingly rebellious after her fifteenth birthday and also became fascinated with the occult. She would often attempt to impress her friends by pretending to be possessed by the spirit of vampires.<ref>??</ref> She began to engage in [[wikipedia:self-harm|self-harm]], especially after early 2005 when she began dating Brock who was involved in the practice. Her parents discovered the self-mutilation and checked her into a hospital on March 19, 2006. She was prescribed an anti-depressant and released. Two days later, with Brock and his friend Toni Wills, she cut her wrists deeply and was returned to the hospital. After treatment of her wound, she was admitted to the hospital's psychiatric ward.<ref>??</ref>
  
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For two years, beginning when Melinda was five, the family was deeply involved in the Graceland [[Baptist]] Church. Larry and Marjorie gave full [[Confession (religion)|confession]] and renounced drinking and [[Swinging (sexual practice)|swinging]] while they were members. Larry became a Baptist [[Laity|lay preacher]] and Marjorie became the school nurse. The church later arranged for Melinda to be taken to a motel room with a 50-year-old man for a five-hour [[exorcism]]. Larry became a marriage counselor with the church and acquired a reputation for being too forward with women, eventually attempting to rape one of them. After that incident, the Loveless parents left the church and returned to their former professions, drinking, and open marriage.<ref>Jones, pp. 78–85, 87.</ref>
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Morgan stayed in Portland in October 2011 to live with various friends. There she married Jake Brock and changed her last name to '''Sally Brock'''.  
  
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In November 1990, Larry was caught spying on Melinda and a friend, and Marjorie attacked him with a knife, sending him to the hospital after he attempted to grab it.  She then attempted suicide again, and her daughters called authorities. After this incident Larry filed for divorce and moved to [[Avon Park, Florida|Avon Park]], Florida. Melinda felt crushed, especially when Larry remarried. He sent letters to her for a while, playing on her emotions, but eventually severed all contact with her.<ref name="Jones, 110–117"/>
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In March 2011, the now Mrs. Brock faced harsh criticism from the media after changing hairstyle and fashion into a self-described "edgy and rock" look, responding: "I know some people think that this is very rebellious but it's not. It's just me evolving." On April 16, 2014, questions were raised after pictures surfaced online of Morgan in masculine dress. In an interview, mother Deanna Loveless said that she would respect her child's decision about her own identity.  On June 2, 2014, Morgan said that she identifies as a lesbian at that time. That same month, Brock debuted a new "boyish" look with much shorter hair cut and in a 2014 interview with [[Perri Johnson]], Brock mentioned being attracted to both boys and girls since childhood and said "basically, my soul is male", but said she has no plans to pursue gender transition.  
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Ava Zinn announced on her own You Tube channel on April 18, 2014, Zinn suggested the event would have occurred in a Nevada brothel. Brock jumped into the bidding as she had sought to pursue a relationship. Brock was thought to be the favorite, but lost in a close bidding war by $5,000 to Denver anchorwoman [[Kymberly Alvaraz]] in July 2014.<ref>???</ref> Brock responded by going to court to win the relationship rights, but was shocked when an arbitrator ruled Alvaraz did win fair and square (Brock claimed Alvaraz bid seconds after Brock placed her bid). Brock then launched a campaign of harassment and bulling.
  
 
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Kent Morgan Morgan was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1986, the fifth oldest of six children and the youngest son of Deanna Loveless and Eric Morgan. 
 
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Mary Laurine "Laurie" Tackett was born in [[Madison, Indiana|Madison]], Indiana, on October 5, 1974. Her mother was a fundamentalist [[Pentecostal]] Christian and her father was a factory worker with two felony convictions in the 1960s. Tackett claimed that she was molested at least twice as a child at ages five and twelve. In May 1989, her mother discovered that Tackett was changing into jeans at school, and, after a confrontation that night, attempted to strangle her. Social workers became involved, and Tackett's parents agreed to unannounced visits to ensure that child abuse was not occurring.<ref>Jones, pp. 158–163.</ref> Tackett and her mother came into periodic conflict; at one point, her mother went to Hope Rippey's house after learning that Rippey's father had purchased a [[Ouija board]] for the girls. She demanded that the board be burnt and that the Rippey house be [[exorcised]].<ref>Jones, pp. 171–172.</ref>
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Mary Laurine "Laurie" Tackett was born in [[Madison, Indiana|Madison]], Indiana, on October 5, 1974. Her mother was a fundamentalist [[Pentecostal]] Christian and her father was a factory worker with two felony convictions in the 1960s. Tackett claimed that she was molested at least twice as a child at ages five and twelve.  
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Tackett became increasingly rebellious after her fifteenth birthday and also became fascinated with the occult. She would often attempt to impress her friends by pretending to be possessed by the spirit of "Deanna the Vampire".<ref>Jones, pp. 164–167.</ref> She began to engage in [[self-harm]], especially after early 1991 when she began dating a girl who was involved in the practice. Her parents discovered the self-mutilation and checked her into a hospital on March 19, 1991. She was prescribed an [[anti-depressant]] and released. Two days later, with her girlfriend and Toni Lawrence, she cut her wrists deeply and was returned to the hospital. After treatment of her wound, she was admitted to the hospital's psychiatric ward.<ref>Jones, pp. 174–178.</ref>  She was diagnosed with [[borderline personality disorder]] and confessed that she had experienced [[hallucination]]s since she was a young child. She was discharged on April 12. She dropped out of high school in September 1991.<ref name="Jones, pp. 179–188">Jones, pp. 179–188.</ref>
 
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Tackett stayed in Louisville in October 1991 to live with various friends. There she met Melinda Loveless; the two became friends in late November.<ref>Jones, pp. 154–158.</ref> In December, Tackett moved back to Madison on the promise that her father would buy her a car. She still spent most of her time in Louisville and New Albany, and, by December, spent most of it with Melinda Loveless.<ref>Jones, pp. 188–190.</ref>
 
  
  

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Kent Morgan (born ______) and Sally "Sal" Brock (née Morgan, born ________ ), known collectively as Kent & Sal, are an American TV presenting, television producing duo from Newcastle Phoenix, Arizona. Morgan and Brock are known for being moderators on Vote for the Girls who killed two moderators and wounded four other moderators armed with knives on October 16, 2017, at Stage 47 in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

The incident came to be known as the Pink Team West Brawl of 2017.[1][2]



Background

Sally Brock
Born Sally Morgan
1990 (age 33–34)
Phoenix, Arizona
Other names Sal Brock
Home town Portland, Oregon
Kent Morgan
Born Kent Morgan
1986 (age 37–38)
Phoenix, Arizona
Home town Portland, Oregon

Kent and Sally are respectively the two youngest children of Deanna Loveless and Eric Morgan. They have four siblings: Dylan (b. 1985), Jana (b. 1984), Sheena (b. 1982), and Elaine (b. 1980).

Eric was drafted into the United States Army during the Vietnam War, and he was treated as a hero upon his return. His girlfriend later described him as a man who had a mixture of jealousy and fascination with seeing Sally have sex with other men and women. They lived in or near Phoenix throughout Elaine's childhood until moving to Portland, Oregon in 1993.[3]

Eric worked irregularly after his military service. Deanna had worked intermittently since 1974. When both parents were working, the family was financially well off. Eric did not usually share his income with the family and impulsively spent any money he earned on himself, especially motorcycles and cars. He filed for bankruptcy in 1999. Extended family members often described the family as visiting their houses hungry, apparently not getting food at home.[4]

Through most of their relationship, they would often visit bars in Phoenix and Portland, where Deanna would pretend to be a doctor or a dentist and introduce Eric as her boy toy.


Sally "Sal" Brock

Sally Morgan was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1990, the youngest of six children and the youngest daughter of Deanna Loveless and Eric Morgan.

In May 2004, her mother discovered that the then-14 year old Morgan was changing into jeans at school, and, after a confrontation that night, attempted to strangle her. Social workers became involved, and Morgan's parents agreed to unannounced visits to ensure that child abuse was not occurring.[5] Sally and Deanna came into periodic conflict; at one point, Deanna went to her then-boyfriend Jake Brock house after learning that Jake's father had purchased a Ouija board for the Sally and Jake. She demanded that the board be burnt and that the Brock house be exorcised.[6]

Sally became increasingly rebellious after her fifteenth birthday and also became fascinated with the occult. She would often attempt to impress her friends by pretending to be possessed by the spirit of vampires.[7] She began to engage in self-harm, especially after early 2005 when she began dating Brock who was involved in the practice. Her parents discovered the self-mutilation and checked her into a hospital on March 19, 2006. She was prescribed an anti-depressant and released. Two days later, with Brock and his friend Toni Wills, she cut her wrists deeply and was returned to the hospital. After treatment of her wound, she was admitted to the hospital's psychiatric ward.[8]

Morgan stayed in Portland in October 2011 to live with various friends. There she married Jake Brock and changed her last name to Sally Brock.

In March 2011, the now Mrs. Brock faced harsh criticism from the media after changing hairstyle and fashion into a self-described "edgy and rock" look, responding: "I know some people think that this is very rebellious but it's not. It's just me evolving." On April 16, 2014, questions were raised after pictures surfaced online of Morgan in masculine dress. In an interview, mother Deanna Loveless said that she would respect her child's decision about her own identity. On June 2, 2014, Morgan said that she identifies as a lesbian at that time. That same month, Brock debuted a new "boyish" look with much shorter hair cut and in a 2014 interview with Perri Johnson, Brock mentioned being attracted to both boys and girls since childhood and said "basically, my soul is male", but said she has no plans to pursue gender transition.

Ava Zinn announced on her own You Tube channel on April 18, 2014, Zinn suggested the event would have occurred in a Nevada brothel. Brock jumped into the bidding as she had sought to pursue a relationship. Brock was thought to be the favorite, but lost in a close bidding war by $5,000 to Denver anchorwoman Kymberly Alvaraz in July 2014.[9] Brock responded by going to court to win the relationship rights, but was shocked when an arbitrator ruled Alvaraz did win fair and square (Brock claimed Alvaraz bid seconds after Brock placed her bid). Brock then launched a campaign of harassment and bulling.

Kent Morgan

Kent Morgan Morgan was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1986, the fifth oldest of six children and the youngest son of Deanna Loveless and Eric Morgan.

Investigation

Judicial process

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Aftermath

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References

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