Posted on 10/25/2012 7:42:57 AM PDT by KeyLargo
Louisiana woman roils race relations with fake KKK burn story
SHREVEPORT, La. (WLS) - Race relations have been riled twice this week in a Louisiana town where police say a woman fabricated a violent KKK attack in which she "self-inflicted" burns on 60 percent of her body.
Sharmeka Moffitt, 20, called 911 around 8 p.m. on Sunday from a park in Winnsboro, La., to report that three men in white hoodies had doused her in liquid and set her on fire. A racial slur and "KKK" were written on her car. Police were at the scene within minutes of the call, but found no suspects.
The community rallied around Moffitt, who is in the hospital with severe burns, and several law enforcement agencies immediately joined together to pursue her alleged attackers.
But in a news conference on Tuesday, authorities said that Moffitt's fingerprints were found on a cigarette lighter and on a can of lighter fluid recovered nearby.
I too have been watching since Brawly. I have yet to see any of these be anything but a hoax.
why?.....why would she set herself on fire?....I can understand the blame whitey bit because its all the rage now......
you’d be shocked what my black dil named our grandtr...after an character on an English tv show......no “mika’s” or “isha’s” for her...lol.....
I don't think real Africans even come up with these names, do they?....
anybody remember the singer "Peter Lemongello" ?????
he was advertising on tv back in the NY area back in the 70's...
oh, the things I remember...
in defense of stupid blacks,we’ve got TONS of stupid white people.....stupid is one attribute that knows no racial bounds....is that a good thing?.....lol
“in defense of stupid blacks,we’ve got TONS of stupid white people.
And yes. They are called Obama voters.”
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