Posted on 02/26/2024 8:59:01 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
Last week, 26-year-old illegal alien Jose Antonio Ibarra from Venezuela was arrested and charged with kidnapping and murdering Laken Riley. On February 22, the Augusta University student went for a morning jog but never returned.
Athens, Georgia, police soon found Riley’s body, covered in injuries, in a wooded area on the University of Georgia campus. Antonio Ibarra was arrested the following day.
A report from the AP suggested that Riley’s murder highlights “the fears of solo female athletes” and is about “the dangers female runners face.” The AP report also mentioned the death of Mollie Tibbetts, the 20-year-old University of Iowa student who was murdered by an illegal alien while jogging in her hometown.
The AP reported:
Riley’s death has once again put the spotlight on the dangers female runners face. Previously, the 2018 death of University of Iowa student Mollie Tibbetts while out jogging prompted an outpouring from other women who shared their tales of being harassed and followed.
Crime statistics indicate that these types of attacks are rare, but they underscore the hypervigilance women must take when going out, even for a run on campus.
According to a survey by athletic wear company Adidas last year, 92% of women reported feeling concerned for their safety with half afraid of being physically attacked. More than a third of women said they experienced physical or verbal harassment, including sexist comments and being followed.
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WHO on earth would read AP.
THEY ARE A DISASTER.
So it was Kaley’s and Mollie’s fault for not being careful?
What are they going to say next week, when Susie shoots the sorry bastard?
I know I ran hard for over 4 decades.
When you get in the zone. It is easy to forget about everything else.
The media is hilariously doing contortions to spike this story or to redirect. It tells me that leftist media bias is alive and well.
Died on the 22nd; she was 22 years old.
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