Very interesting that in your other post you were playing top pair top kicker so passively but here you're check raising on the turn a medium strength hand vs two players, out of position, and on a pretty scary card nonetheless. I think your thought processes need a bit of work. 

As played, pre flop and flop are played fine. Turn is where the mistakes are made. You're putting yourself in a very tough spot if someone calls your raise on the turn, and the river is a magnitude of cards, say any heart, 7, 8, 5, 9. I would take a much more passive line. Check call on the turn to the small bet. Then make a decision on the river, based on his rate of winning at showdown, and how often he's bluffing as a result. 

If anyone bets a decent size on the river, it's an easy fold.If the opponent bets tiny like he did on the turn, easy call, getting juicy pot odds.

One more thing, try not to write down the players usernames in these descriptions. It's bad for the game.