Aside from Bannon, the photo shows former Press SecretarySean Spicerwhoresigned last month in California. In 1871, after a Chinese suspect shot a policeman,a mob of about 500 people organization had no ties to the page. Instead, the page is, according to the CNN report, linked to other websites tied to Ian Mackay, a high-ranking National Union of Workers official in Australia. A union representative told CNN that the union "is not involved in and has not authorized any activities with reference to claims made in CNN's story.”According to CNN,Facebook Dang, Yale. His body isn’t even cold! Another piece she couldn’t have foreseen? Cheryl Blossom, self-proclaimed “Teen Queen of Tragedy,” putting Betty under suicide watch—with the watching done by Cheryl herself, of course. Things otherwise seem to be according to plan, when F.P. acts on an anonymous tip and finds Jug’s tie pin in Donna’s dorm room. Donna then turns on the waterworks and points a finger at Betty, Archie, and Veronica. Who are then arrested. Is this part of B’s plan? Not quite, but sorta? It’s hard to keep up, TBH. F.P. questions the teens, and their parents run interference. Alice is pretty convinced Betty did it, but once the fake blood rock tests come back, F.P. lets the crew free. Donna then puts forth her theory: Jughead faked his death so that the RHS teens could put Donna and Brett away for murder. If this is really what happened, I’m pretty surprised they’ve already let us know?