If you thought the McKinney pool party fiasco could not get more twisted you’d be wrong.

Veteran Police Officer Eric Casebolt was forced to resign his job, a career in tatters. Craig Ranch resident Tracey Carver is being terrorized, receiving death threats against herself and her kids, and has fled her home; yesterday Carver retained an attorney – Gloria Allred.

Meanwhile, today, the woman who created the entire incident, 20-year-old Tatyana Rhodes, has brazenly announced “a press release” and, according to CBS News, Tatyana is using the publicity she created to launch a modeling career.

[…]  Tatyana Rhodes issued a press release Wednesday announcing that she will turn the “negative attention of the unfortunate McKinney pool party events into a positive jumpstart for her modeling career.”

According to the statement, an Atlanta photographer saw pictures of Tatyana in an online story about the pool party and traveled to Texas to conduct her first professional photoshoot. (link)

Tatyana Rhodes and her mother LaShana Burks planned a promotional party as part of their  business ventures, “Twinzzpromotions”, on private property. The sexually exploitative party was called “Dime Piece Cookout” and was a intended as an free event enterprise to sell tickets to a later event “Make It Clap Part 2“.

Tatyana promoted and invited hundreds of guests via social media to her event promising a “pool party” as part of the “Dime Piece Cookout”.

As a direct consequence, the private community of Craig Ranch in McKinney Texas was swarmed by hundreds of black teens and young adults creating havoc. Neither Tatyana nor her mother Lashana Burks sought permission for their event from the Home Owners Association, nor did they comply with any rules therein.

The teens and young adults turned into a rioting mob when told the rules of the HOA and private pool forbid such use. Residents were attacked by the mob; in the aftermath the community has been besieged by destruction of property, violence, protests and threats against members of the community.

….And Tatyana Rhodes uses the publicity to launch her modeling career.

This must be part of that “fundamental change” everyone was talking about in 2008.