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A missing 14-year-old boy was found "safe and well" and his parents taken into custody after a family member leveled accusations of child abuse. The bizarre story involves interstate travel, a former NFL defensive lineman, and a possible religious cult.Last Friday, Indiana State Police issued a silver alert for a missing 14-year-old boy. For a few days in mid-June, the boy had been staying with his maternal grandmother, Cheryl Wright, who lives in Cleveland, Ohio. When Wright saw her grandson's appearance, she immediately became alarmed.Members consider themselves 'a nation of Hebrew Israelites' who are 'obedient to Yah (God)' and 'Jesus the Christ.'"His face was battered. When I got him, he had a black eye and busted lip," Wright later told FOX 59. "His whole face was swollen. I can only imagine how many times he had been hit in the face for it to be like that."When Wright asked him about his injuries, the boy hesitated to talk about them but did claim his father — Daniel Muir, a 40-year-old former NFL defensive tackle — had caused them, she said. "It hurts me that anyone could be beaten like that. It hurts me that my daughter would allow anyone to do that to her child," Wright said.On June 16, the boy's mother, 38-year-old Kristin Muir, came to pick him up from Wright's home. Wright then immediately called police to report the alleged abuse.Within a few minutes, cops managed to pull Kristin Muir's vehicle over, but at that point, the boy was no longer with her. Police suspect he may have quickly changed vehicles after leaving his grandmother's house.In any case, the boy remained missing for weeks. Yet, despite his disappearance, his parents were not always helpful with the investigation, police said.The family lives at a residence located on a large property in Logansport, Indiana, about 80 miles north of Indianapolis, that is actually owned by the Servant Leader’s Foundation, sometimes referred to as Straitway Truth Ministries, a Tennessee-based religious organization that some have called a cult. Members consider themselves "a nation of Hebrew Israelites" who are "obedient to Yah (God)" and "Jesus the Christ," according to the group's website.Wright certainly has misgivings about the group. She told FOX 59 that her grandson "is so conditioned or brainwashed to their way of living that he wanted to go back. As I tried to get my daughter to leave, he ran out of the house and left with them."In press releases related to the missing boy, Indiana State Police stated that the Muirs' home and the vehicle Kristin Muir had been driving when she was pulled over in Ohio are both owned by the Servant Leader’s Foundation in Kokomo, Indiana.Last Friday, ISP's patience with the Muirs seemed to run out. The couple had reportedly pledged to bring their son to meet with investigators at noon that day, but just an hour before the scheduled meeting, they "backed out," a move that ISP interpretated as "an unwillingness to cooperate," the press release said. At 6 a.m. on Wednesday, members of the Indiana State Police SWAT team executed search and arrest warrants at the Muirs' home. There, they found Daniel and Kristin Muir, as well as their 14-year-old son, who "appeared safe and well," the ISP press release said.Mr. and Mrs. Muir were then taken into custody. Both face one count of obstruction of justice, a level 6 felony, and Daniel Muir faces an additional count of misdemeanor domestic battery. It is unclear when they are scheduled to appear in court. The investigation into the case remains ongoing.Daniel Muir spent four years playing for Kent State before being picked up by the Green Bay Packers after going undrafted in the 2007 NFL Draft. He then became a league journeyman, bouncing around to the Jets, Chiefs, and Rams, among other teams. He also had two stints with the Colts, totaling about four seasons. Muir last saw the field in 2013 when he played for the Oakland Raiders.In his entire career, Muir "recorded 128 tackles, 1.5 sacks, and had one pass deflection," TMZ reported.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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They may icons of the industry who would have made a dream team in a collaboration. But, according to comedian Eddie Murphy, there were no fond feelings between Marlon Brando and Clint Eastwood, with the former unable to even “stand” the Spaghetti Western icon. 63-year-old Murphy recently sat down for a chat with the New York Times podcast The Interview. There, he shared memories of visiting Brando at his home not long after his first film role, which came in 48 Hrs., released in 1982. Brando had no trouble getting candid about that revolutionary Western actor Eastwood, though his opinios reportedly were not high at all. Eddie Murphy recounts Marlon Brando speaking wtih dismissal about Clint Eastwood Marlon Brando gave Eddie Murphy an honest opinion of Clint Eastwood, or “that kid” / © Buena Vista Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection 94-year-old Eastwood rose to fame by the mid-1960s as the Man with No Name in the Dollars Trilogy by Sergio Leone. His roles would show off a twist on the heroes of the genre that actors like John Wayne put forth, with Eastwood’s injecting some gray morality into their actions. Not everyone was a fan, however. RELATED: The Truth Behind Frank Sinatra And Marlon Brando’s Feud Recounting his conversation with Brando, Murphy shared, “This is how long ago it was: He was going, ‘I can’t stand that kid with the gun.’” He went on, “I was like, ‘What kid with the gun?’ He said, ‘He’s on the poster!’ I was like, ‘Clint Eastwood?’ ‘Yeah, that guy!’ He was calling Clint Eastwood ‘that kid.’” Brando was older than Eastwood by six years. Enemies in high places Marlon Brando did not offer specifics as to why he disliked Clint Eastwood so / Everett Collection It’s unclear where Brando’s grievances with Eastwood stem from, and he did not share any specifics with Murphy about “that kid.” But the Duke was vocal enough for him and The Godfather star put together. In this case, we know Wayne’s dislike of Eastwood stemmed, in part, from Wayne’s traditionalist view of the Western genre and the unwavering moral code the “good guys” followed. Eastwood would defend his approach to filmmaking, embracing the idea of nuance, overarching themes, and moral complexity—and even moral messiness. John Wayne would agree with that dislike / ©Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection Eastwood accepted that he and Wayne came from two different schools of thought, musing in his book Ride, Boldly Ride: The Evolution of the American Western that he “realized that there’s two different generations, and [Wayne] wouldn’t understand what I was doing.” ENNIO, Clint Eastwood, 2021. © Music Box Films /Courtesy Everett Collection RELATED: Why Clint Eastwood’s Lighting Style In Films Opposes John Wayne’s Style Click for next Article The post Eddie Murphy Says Marlon Brando Didn’t Like “That Kid” Clint Eastwood appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

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