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Casey Evans, We Need Roofs Not Righteousness: Judging the Homeless Doesn’t Solve Seattle’s Homelessness Crisis

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Even though she was mostly known for her work as a wedding photographer, there were times just like others where Casey would go through a dry spell with her line of work. There's those months where there's not many people getting married which meant there were times Casey would struggle to pay the rent on her studio, the bills on her apartment. Times were tough sometimes and she couldn't rely on her parents to always bail her out. For some time she went against her better judgement and took on some jobs that were not so extravagant, but they paid a hefty amount which was what she needed. It started when Casey was contacted by a woman that was married to a man who was the CEO of a company. Married 20 odd years, three kids, you know how the family man story goes. She had suspicions he was cheating on her and hired Casey to follow him and snap some photos to prove if she was right or wrong. After that a few more people contacted her for the same reason. One man she was tailing was a very wealthy man, business owner but his wife was dying of cancer. She'd caught him cheating on his wife and a part of her didn't want to break the news to the woman so instead of doing that she sought out the man and told him she would tell his wife that he was faithful to her if he offered the right price. Once she got the money she packed up her things and left Vancouver. 

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This past weekend, Saturday the 31st of May 2014 to be exact, Casey Evans along with some of her friends, family and her extended family The Worldwide Psychos helped raise awareness, in a walk to support Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) to save lives on our nations streets and highways. The walk was held at Farmingdale State College and it helped raise $130,000.00 all together. Casey along with Ian Dios and George Williams (of the Worldwide Psychos) represented for our late Founder Jason H. Pollak, her team (the Jason Pollak Team) raised a bit over $4,600 to secure their place coming in 3rd amongst 56 other teams even though they entered under 30 days. Events like these are always of mixed feelings, happy because we are making a positive difference to spread the word to young ones about the real dangers of all drinking and driving but yet sad because a tragic unseen loss brought us together on days like these. Lets help assist with these events in anyway we can and provide support for families and victims of drunk driving to help prevent underaged drinking / and doing of drugs. Unlike other causes drunk diving can be prevented and lets do our part to educate others out there so no one feels the loss that anyone who has lost someone in this way does. #KeepItPSYCHO "I am grateful and celebrate each day" -Jason Pollak