Posted on 02/06/2025 9:49:18 PM PST by Strict9
As investigators looked into the young woman, who is originally from Tennessee, they found she had multiple warrants out for her arrest from unrelated incidents dating back to 2023.
Officials have not offered any details over her alleged connection to Donohue, but said she was present when the attorney was found in his docked houseboat at the Charlestown Marina at 10:45pm on Sunday.
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Uh-huh.
Sounds like an episode of Simon & Simon.
Very annoying.
Not your typical ghetto perp though. Per the article, “... graduate from the University of Maryland with a degree in computer science.” We can talk about affirmative action, DEI etc., but a CompSci degree at Maryland is going to require at least average intelligence. This should be an interesting case to watch. Was this a case of white sugar daddy with jungle fever whose tastes led to his demise?
I dont get what makes this article unique?
Seriously, is the lawyer a very important person? In politics? From a powerful family?
It can’t be silly enough to be posted because of race because this woman actually has an impressive acedemic background and isn’t a female blood.
Plus I have watched HUNDREDS of shows on youtube where a WHITE woman kills her WHITE husband..so the racial aspect is complete silliness.
So what’s the catch? What was this worth putting up on FR for?
a female blood?
Well, the age difference here and the man’s apparent status as a prominent attorney make this case something other than run-of-the-mill “dog bites man.” A 24-year-old woman allegedly stabbing to death a 65-year-old lawyer on a houseboat has the appearance of quite the sordid tale.
As in crips and bloods, ghetto gangs
Absolutely amazing that this was posted over an hour & a half ago, but there’s not a single mention of the legendary “Hot / Crazy Matrix” yet!
She isn’t hot so dhe must be crazy.
The Unabomber got his Ph.D. in mathematics from UC Berkeley (when it was a respectable U)...sometimes people go crazy...from the report, he didn’t sound like a high flyer, but there he was...dead, with a much younger living woman. She could have left...why didn’t she?
As far as his rationale...she could be a charming nutcase and all he saw was “charming” or he could be a nutcase also.
Well, sure. Ted K also had a bachelor’s degree from Harvard. No one ever accused the man of being low-IQ.
This gal allegedly has some other violent incidents (of a domestic nature) in her past. I’m sure that a story (or two) about their relationship will emerge in the coming days. This young lady is not exactly a poster girl for the “hot” section of “hot-crazy matrix”, in my opinion, but, as the Romans like to say, de gustibus non disputandum est (”regarding tastes, there can be no dispute”), We’ll see...
Here are the requirements for a CS degree from the University of Maryland.
So, this 24-year-old woman is the latest in a string of young people with a bright future who go off the deep end:
First, Luigi Mangione, a wealthy 26-year-old with a masters degree in CS from an Ivy League school, assassinated the United HealthCare CEO.
Then, Felix Bauckholt, a German national here on H1B visa with a degree in mathematics, joined a radical group and was killed in a shootout that killed a border patrol agent in Vermont.
And now this young woman.
After all their hard work, all these young people threw their bright futures away.
"I refuse to answer any questions except in the presence of my attorn-- ... oh... right."
Regards,
Not all that impressive.
Regards,
I believe that the use of the word "blood" in reference to Black people far predates the "Crips and the Bloods" or other ghetto gangs.
It might be derived from "blood brother" (and would thus be used by Black people amongst themselves, as a symbol of group solidarity) - or it could refer to having an admixture of Black ancestry, in which case I suspect that only non-Blacks would use it (disparagingly).
Further thoughts on the subject would be welcome!
Regards,
That sounds about right. I don’t recall hearing the term used disparagingly. If it’s a slur, it’s pretty mild.
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