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This thread is dedicated to the tracking of a few of the many obscure and ignored murders by the fine black population. Black Lives Matter is a sick twisted look at the inverse of reality. More murders seem to be committed by savage blacks- (is that redundant?) than any other group. If there are any civilized blacks to refute this, let them join in and educate me.
To lead this off, let's start with this fine example of race harmony.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K74p8yrNIoI
Kentucky 6-year-old boy killed in knife attack in his bedroom
http://www.10tv.com/content/stories/...s-bedroom.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fn436CNr4Rg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fn436CNr4Rg
They like to burn the victims.
dont know where to begin
like looking for a needle in a stack of needles
Florida: Naked Man Eats the Face of Another Man
A homeless man is now fighting for his life after another man ate half his face. The incident occured near a Miami causeway Saturday afternoon.
According to police, a truck driver and a woman saw a naked man chewing on another man´s face. Both told the man without clothes to back away. Then a police officer was called to the scene and tried the same.
When the man ignored the demand, the officer shot at him and killed him. His victim, who is believed to be a homeless person, was taken to a hospital and still in serious condition. The identities of the persons involved were not disclosed.
not murders....but slayings with words
http://www.africanexecutive.com/modu...hp?article=277
Black Africans: Their Own Worst Disaster
http://www.africanexecutive.com/modu...6&magazine=585
Crying Will Not Help the Black Race
http://www.africanexecutive.com/modu...6&magazine=580
Africa’s Worst Tragedy: Its Disoriented People
http://www.chron.com/local/education...ol-6740939.php
The family of a Texas Southern University freshman shot and killed outside his dorm in October sued the school Wednesday, arguing that security was too lax at the campus in a rough southeast Houston neighborhood.
Brent Randall, a freshman described by TSU President John Rudley described as "a beautiful young man, trying to get his life together," was one of two people shot outside the Courtyard Apartments in October. The shooting was one of four at TSU last fall.
Randall's family's lawsuit cites prior shootings on the campus as evidence that TSU "knew or reasonably should have known of the dangerous condition of the premises."
Rudley, who announced last year that he will leave TSU after his contract expires in August, has said the shootings on campus were a big reason why he decided to leave the school. He said that while the school has increased security, it can't afford to do everything it needs.
"I didn't want to wake up anymore and deal with -- 'We have lost another student or two,' " Rudley said, speaking to the Houston Chronicle editorial board about unrelated matters on Tuesday. "I woke up after the last one and said, 'Enough of this.' "
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/ne...nds-tea/npyhq/
WEST PALM BEACH — The mother of a Roosevelt Elementary student who attacked the child’s 57-year-old teacher in December has been arrested on a charge of battery, according to Palm Beach County School District police.
An assistant state attorney said the teacher suffered a herniated disc in her neck and has not been back to school since the Dec. 17 incident. The school district confirmed she has not been back to school and was the teacher of Green’s child.
“To quote the victim, she ‘hasn’t been back into the school since she left on a stretcher,’ ” the attorney said.
Roosevelt Elementary Principal Sharonda Alleyne said it “was an unfortunate, isolated incident” that happened after school. She said the school notified parents so they were aware of the situation, and at no time were students in jeopardy.
The second-grade teacher was sitting at her desk Dec. 17 when a woman, later identified as Green, burst into her room yelling and acting out. Green allegedly asked the teacher what her problem was and threatened to “(expletive) your old (expletive) up.”
Before the teacher could get away, Green hit her on her neck and she blacked out, according to the report.
The teacher was taken to Good Samaritan Medical Center by West Palm Beach Fire Rescue, and Green was kept at the school to wait for police.
Green has previously been arrested for domestic battery and criminal mischief. She was never prosecuted in either of those cases
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/local...2a1_story.html
Douglas N. Reyes liked to greet people and extend a handshake to those who came his way — people he saw on the street, at the grocery store and in his neighborhood.
“He liked to say ‘hello’ to anyone,” said his father, also named Douglas Reyes.
The elder Reyes said his son’s friendly personality and inability to sense danger due to mental disabilities may be part of the reason he was randomly slain Monday. The younger Reyes was found fatally stabbed at a park near a Seabrook, Md., elementary school in what police have called an “unprovoked attack.”
Prince George’s County police on Tuesday announced the arrest of Alex James Jones, 31, in the killing of Reyes, 24. Jones has been charged with first- and second-degree murder.
Douglas Reyes said his son liked to go to the park at Gaywood Elementary School to play basketball, although he hadn’t been there in months after suffering a seizure in the street.
The younger Reyes was sitting on a bench near the basketball court before Jones approached and stabbed him several times shortly before 4 p.m., police said. Authorities pronounced Reyes dead at the scene.
Police have not detailed a motive in the case, but they said the men did not know each other and had arrived at the park separately.
An officer who responded to the park saw Jones near the scene after the stabbing and took him into custody, police said.
Douglas Reyes said his son graduated from DuVal High School a few years ago and had some physical and mental disabilities. He had some difficulties speaking and walking and couldn’t move one of his arms.
https://img.washingtonpost.com/rf/im...EeWasIhNHMSzPg
http://www.cincinnati.com/story/news...hool/78296292/
Cincinnati police arrested a man in connection with an aggravated robbery committed Sunday near a school in Over-the-Rhine.
Police said Torraine Reese, 34, robbed and shot a man in the leg around 8:30 p.m. in the 120 block of E. Clifton Ave., within 1000 feet of the Rothenberg Preparatory Academy.
On Monday, police obtained a warrant for his arrest. Reese was found about a block away from the shooting, still within 1000 feet of the school, with 14 grams of crack cocaine packaged and ready for sale, court documents state.
He is accused of drug possession, drug trafficking and aggravated robbery. Reese is scheduled to appear in court Tuesday.
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