The state was the tenth to legislatively or judicially abolish capital punishment in the past fifteen years.
Posted on 07/01/2022 4:00:41 PM PDT by BenLurkin
A 17-year-old Colorado Springs girl whose body was found inside the Walgreens store where she worked had expressed concerns about a 28-year-old coworker who made her uncomfortable because he had a crush on her, according to a police affidavit used to secure the man's arrest in connection with her death.
Johnson was being held without bond in El Paso County jail on suspicion of first-degree murder. He made his first court appearance Tuesday.
The document states that Whitelaw was told she would have to work with Johnson and added that a coworker told investigators Johnson "appeared to be acting jealous" when Whitelaw's boyfriend started work at the Walgreens three months ago.
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Gosh....what’s an INCEL?
UGH!! LY!!! That POOR child!!
Looks a bit like Jon Lovitz.🤔
DOUBLE UGH!!
“What color??”
In Colorado Springs?
Agreed
Walgreens At the corner of Jealousy and Murder! The manager have to take a blame in this since the manager knew about him trying to get her. If an employee told me that they felt uncomfortable with a coworker, I wouldn’t schedule them to work together.
The whole corporation.
yep, he’s a white male so no protection, and since he was harassing a female he can’t now claim to be gay.
WG is looking at a MASSIVE payout. They put a known sexual predator to work alongside one of his known victims.
Involuntarily celibate (can’t get a girlfriend).
Looks like he has some scratches on his face.
I hope someone kills him slowly in prison.
He can rot in hell for eternity.
First thing I wondered. Either that or a hater _____.
Why don’t people learn to trust their creep radar?! 🤪
Creep overload. It creeps up on you.
BARF!
The state was the tenth to legislatively or judicially abolish capital punishment in the past fifteen years.
But he could claim to be abused as a child?
A sad reminder that sometimes people have to take action on their own, if a business or school won’t help. She shouldn’t have worked the same shift with him, and her family shouldn’t have let her.
I don’t mean to blame the victim, the guilt is all on the killer, just to say that “the gift of fear” is a gift, and should be heeded.
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