The dependent clause ending with "back" should be followed by a comma. The writer means "...they think [you are] the mean one," so it should read "...you're the mean one."
At least four errors plague this sign: 1. "Costumer" should be "Customer." 2. A comma should follow "Customer." 3. Following the comma, "we" should be capitalized. 4. The word "threw" should be "through." 5. There should be no colon after "For."
"Who" is functioning as the object of a preposition. "Who" is a subject pronoun. A subject pronoun should not function as an object; therefore, "whom" should be used in this sentence.
Both of these headlines are a bit confusing. The first one seems to say that the mother was found dead and then charged with manslaughter. The second headline seems to have the words in the correct order.