when ya play with pit bulls you sometimes get bit...
Posted on 01/16/2015 3:57:47 PM PST by IChing
When I read about these corrupt/inept small town officials, I’m glad I live in a big city. I feel sorry that people who live in these communities that don’t have multiple avenues and resources to aid them.
Some Black women don’t like it when a white girl beats their time. This gal played with fire, and she literally got burned. And if the cops go after the guilty parties, they’ll be labeled racist.
The dad’s probably going to have to make a reservation at Parchman and then take care of things himself.
Sure has been quiet about this.
White Girl Burns Alot...and the press is silent
Guess they think it’s ‘bout normal
If you think there isn’t proportionally more corruption in the big city, you are walking around with your eyes closed.
Running with the wrong crowd. Just like the rich white girl who was killed on a deserted Detroit street a few weeks back.
when ya play with pit bulls you sometimes get bit...
Oh I agree. I’m just saying that they may open a investigation and start filling a file. This town hasn’t done squat and doesn’t seem to plan to. The FBI came and went as well. Something stinks.
Poor kid got in too deep with the criminal element.
The FBI does have a wanted poster for this case.
In this case it sounds like the victim was running with gang bangers which really diminishes the chances of the police will be able to solve it.
I watched the Detroit police chief’s year end press conference a couple weeks ago and he was explaining how hard it is to solve gang crimes due to the no snitching culture.
One bit of good news is that the FBI has suddenly increased their interest/involvement in the case:
http://blog.gulflive.com/mississippi-press-news/2015/01/jessica_chambers_case_fbi_rele.html
http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/seeking-info/jessica-lane-chambers/view
See comment #12.
Or he might know somebody who knows somebody.
It sounds likely that nobody is in doubt who the killers are. It’s just that nobody will speak, and the only ones who could help with a witness protection program are playing coy here. This is hickville. This isn’t some favored big city ghetto.
In a rather interesting development—and potential sidelight to the Chambers case, police in nearby Pontotoc County arrested a former NFL player connected to individuals who may be involved in the case.
Peria Jerry, who spent three seasons with the Atlanta Falcons,’was arrested by local authorities on DUI charges during a traffic stop. During a subsequent search, police found four ounces of marijuana in Jerry’s possession. He made bail shortly after the arrest and was released.
In the hours after Jessica Chambers’ murder in December, Jerry was among the individuals posting on the social media sites of individuals who were connected to the victim. Many of those accounts were subsequently deleted, although hacktivist groups like Anonmyous obtained the exchanges on published them on-line.
There have been no reports of Jerry being interviewed in connection with the case. A former first-round pick of the Falcons, Jerry was hobbled by injuries during his three-year NFL career. He retired from football before the start of the 2014 season, turning down a one-year contract worth an estimated $850,000. He returned to Panola County after leaving the Falcons.
If the cops won't do it, then it would be good if these guys ended up like her with signs around their necks.
With the political noise being made, the calculus has changed for our oh so political Big Ears.
If Barack really wanted... that gang would be like, gone.
There are small towns with serious gang problems.
The dark side of mom and pop businesses
Holder's people didn't go after Holder's people? I'm shocked.
They left when they couldn't hang in on the Klan. Not remembering, of course, almost all the Klan violence in the 60s was instigated by folks on the FBI payroll.
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