1ºLiz Ann Brown Right wing media trying to pretend they support the police even when it should surely be questionable to support them in this instance. Obviously, they are being closed mouth and this is upsetting the public and I don't blame them. It would of helped so much if they had put that report of the car out much earlier than they did and explained to the people and the families what is going on. It is possible they are covering for someone in the department itself. By being so secretive and claiming it's because they want to assure that in the end they can convict the culprit doesn't help. People want to help and understand and most of the time they are the ones that solve the case in the first place. When a police department clams up it makes us all suspicious.
2ºIn Jesus name
Being Judged by the Parents
Start Strong
“I’m your dad’s pick”
Certain things only work based off of representation
If you combine a lame guy’s game but with my body it’s going to work
“Hate to catfish you but it’s a social experiment”
That’s not even my style
Told coaches
“You’d pick my body to combine with your knowledge”
Even my uncles
“I got to pick my nephew’s body if I want to go off”
I’m going to tell David Hill
“ can I have your daughter for the rest of my life ”
There’s a fine line between Spell/Pray
Reverse It Cowgirl
“We Want Houston ”
In Jesus name amen
3ºMost online media and news outlets (such as Fox News, Newsweek, etc.,) are allowing bias former police and their news anchors to directly & aggressively attack and also criticize the public and the victim's relatives. This propaganda spreading and mistreatment is irresponsible, sick, counterproductive and disturbing. Example- Judge Pirro representing Fox News stating on camera quote, "The problem is the victim's father."
I wish CNN was actively covering this story that Americans are zealous about and help the families. Regardless of any differing insecure internet opinions, the continuous bias attacks by former police directed to others (including victim's relatives) in the media are clearly derived from irritation and being bothered by the incompetence of police officials being publicly exposed. I hold my BA degree in (oncology management) Health Sciences and two professional licenses in addition to completing numerous accredited Paralegal law courses; also, being the daughter of an attorney and the granddaughter of a (late) Border Patrol Officer, I can confidently state that it's not a leap of intelligence for anyone to comprehend that all officials involved in this homicide are unethical.
Again, I wish CNN had an appetite for this case and would devote a little time helping the parents of the victims. No simple DNA samples have been collected nor even asked for/requested from people who should be potential suspects (including the last person the girls were with-bar), the Dad's PIs are probably the champions of new facts & the white car lead and these roommates probably have attorneys. Feeling terrible for these poor parents, they're being attacked and let down in every corner all while trying to emotionally navigate the loss of their slain daughter.