His Name is John Dawson: White Man (a Veteran of World War II, Korean and Vietnam War) Murdered Defending His Wife of 72 Years from a Black Home Invader

Shot. [Veteran, 92, took his last stand defending his wife, BPnews.net, 11-9-18]:

COLUMBUS, Ga. (BP) -- John Dawson served in World War II in the Pacific theater and in the Korean and Vietnam wars on crews that catapulted planes off the decks of five different aircraft carriers.

RIP, John Dawson

He died at age 92, however, by making the ultimate sacrifice for his wife of 72 years by battling a home intruder. 

As a leader in his American Legion post, as a longtime churchman and as a father of two (Ricky and Peggy), grandfather of seven, great-grandfather of 16 and great-great-grandfather of six, he was "a truly remarkable man," his pastor, Jerry Speer, said at Dawson's Oct. 1 funeral. 

"Everyone has focused on how he died," said Speer, of Northside Baptist Church in Columbus, Ga., but "it is more important to know how he lived, where he is, and what that means." 

Dawson was killed on Monday morning, Sept. 24, at his home battling with a 27-year-old man who entered their home, according to the local Ledger-Enquirer newspaper. 

The alleged assailant, Darius Jamar Travick, wearing only boxer shorts and shoes, stabbed Dawson multiple times and brutalized his wife Virginia, leaving her with a concussion and facial injuries, then attacked two neighbors after exiting the Dawsons' home. 

Travick was arrested when police arrived as he sat in the car of his grandmother, who lived nearby. He is being held at the local Muscogee County Jail without bond. A defense attorney told the media Travick will be examined for mental health issues. 

Speer often addresses the "Why?" question regarding the horror inflicted on the Dawsons, who had lost a grandson in a murder a month earlier in California. 

"There are whys that we will never know the answers to," the pastor told Baptist Press. "What we need to focus on are the things we do know."

The murderer...

"We do know that John was a Christian. We do know that he had a faith in a Savior who loved him and died for him. 

"We know that those who accept Jesus as their Savior, being absent from the body [in death], are present with the Lord. 

"We don't make the instance of how he died the issue. We know that he died. And the truth is, if Jesus tarries, we'll all die. … There are a lot of ways a person could die. Sickness is certainly one of them, and that's how older people expect to die. 

John Dawson went out fighting for his love, his wife.... Just knowing John, if you've got to die, that would be a favored way rather than laying in a hospital bed.  

"The important thing is: Have we made the right decisions to get us where we need to be when we die?" Speer said, noting that it's "Jesus who brings hope to the situation." 

Wife's legacy continues 

Speer said Virginia Dawson is "very grieved to be separated from the love of her life, not unlike most other people in a situation like this. She's 89 years old. This will always be part of her life. But she had a remarkable sense of humor, she has a very strong faith and she knows God is going to take care of things. 

"These were every-Sunday people," Speer said. "When they were younger, they were every-service people" at Northside Baptist where they had been members since 1995. They held hands crossing the parking lot and gave each other a brief kiss before going to their respective Sunday School classes. 

After being released from the hospital, Virginia has been staying with a granddaughter and is back in church. 

"Her Sunday School class is staying in touch with her. The church is staying in touch her. She knows that we are praying for her," Speer said. 

John and Virginia "held everybody else in their family together" as their "refuge and strength" and a source of wisdom and counsel, the pastor added. "She is very much a part of that as John was." 

John, then 21 on a brief leave from the Navy, met 18-year-old Virginia as they were riding bikes in the Beallwood community of Columbus. According to a remembrance by a granddaughter, he proposed on the front porch of his future mother-in-law's house a year later and they were married at a Baptist church with 10 people in attendance. 

During his deployments, John kept in touch with Virginia through ship-to-shore ham radio in the early morning hours. When they were together, the granddaughter wrote, "They would dance all the time, by themselves in their home, in their children's homes and grandchildren's homes, and out on the town!" 

Dawson retired after 26 years in the Navy with the rank of Senior Chief Petty Officer and the recipient of several medals. 

Speer, addressing Dawson's character, said, "There was a time that he drank fairly extensively. When he became a Christian he knew that he had to separate himself from alcohol, which he did. 

"But he saw the damage that alcohol caused in others so much that he determined he would do what he could to push people away from it."  

When he became president of his American Legion post, located just across the state line in Alabama, "The men took a stand with him to not serve alcohol," Speer said. "As long as he was a member, they did not serve alcohol." In 2011, he was named as Alabama's "Veteran of the Year."

Chaser. [Man charged in elderly Columbus couple’s random deadly assault could be released on bond, Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, 12-28-18]:

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A judge has set bonds for the mentally ill man accused of randomly attacking an elderly Columbus couple in late September – punching the 89-year-old wife unconscious and fatally stabbing her 90-year-old husband before fighting a 69-year-old neighbor outside their Victoria Drive home. 

Darius Jamar Travick, 27, is charged with murder and two counts of aggravated assault in the Sept. 24 death of John Dawson, the attack on Dawson’s wife, and the assault on the neighbor. 

Police at Travick’s preliminary hearing Sept. 28 said Dawson’s wife told them her husband had come inside after doing yard work that morning and sat down to have a cup of coffee, while she folded sheets in a laundry room off their carport. 

When she came back inside, she found a big man with a “crazy look” on his face standing in her kitchen, she told detectives. 

“What are you doing in my house?” she asked him. “You need to go!” 

He hit her, and she fell. When she came to, she went through the house looking for her husband, and couldn’t find him, police said. 

When officers arresting Travick outside the house heard he had come from the Dawson’s home, one walked over to investigate. 

At a side door, he saw a bloody, broken paring knife. Calling out to anyone inside, he went in and found Dawson dead on the living room floor, stab wounds to his torso and left ear. Hearing a woman call from the rear of the house, the officer discovered Dawson’s wife in a bedroom, apparently in shock: She had a concussion, a black eye and swelling where Travick hit her, police said. 

The couple had been married 72 years. 

Seeking bond 

Because Travick has been jailed 90 days without being indicted, he is entitled to a bond under Georgia law. Deciding the amount of that bond Friday was up to Superior Court Judge Maureen Gottfried. 

Defense attorney Stacey Jackson told the judge his client has a well-documented mental health history. Jackson said that on Oct. 31, he requested Travick undergo a psychological evaluation, for which Gottfried signed a court order Nov. 26. 

Prosecutors have asked Columbus’ West Central Georgia State Regional Hospital to complete the evaluation in 90 days, but it has yet to be scheduled because the hospital needs some documentation first. 

Jackson argued Travick has no previous felony record, and presents no threat to the public as long as he is on medication and monitored. He has relatives who are willing to care for him, including a mother in Fulton County, the attorney said. 

Travick’s illness could make him a target, were he to remain in the Muscogee County Jail, where other inmates have been injured in recent assaults and “some very bad things could happen to him,” Jackson said. 

How long Travick might remain jailed under an “unreasonable” bond was anyone’s guess, the attorney added, because prosecutors have been slow to present cases to a grand jury for indictment: “As the court is well aware, this has been a problem, to say the least,” he said.

Rest in peace, John Dawson.

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His Name is Walter Gotreaux, Her Name is Darlene Gotreaux: White Couple Murdered by Two Blacks (One of Whom Had Prior Arrest for Attempted Murder)

Read this story carefully. Especially the second to last paragraph. 

A white couple was murdered by two blacks, one of whom had a prior arrest for attempted murder. He was able to beat the charge by agreeing to a plea deal: felon in possession of a firearm and possession of marijuana.

This deal was reached in 2016.

Rest in peace Walter and Darlene Gotreaux

Walter and Darlene Gotreaux were murdered just before Christmas 2018. [Suspects wanted in Jeff Davis double homicide to be considered armed and dangerous, KATC.com, 12-21-18]:

The Jeff Davis Parish Sheriff’s Office is searching for two suspects in connection with the double homicide of a Lacassine couple. 

Seventy-two-year-old Walter Gotreaux and his 70-year-old wife, Darlene, were found dead inside their home on Highway 90, west of Lacassine, last Sunday night. 

Deputies say the couple died from multiple gunshot wounds. 

Twenty-three-year-old Javari Guidry and 21-year-old Jordan Alexander Legros are wanted for first-degree murder and aggravated burglary. 

Deputies say the two suspects live in Jeff Davis Parish but are not from the area originally. Two locations of residences include Houston and Welsh. They may be in those locations, but deputies say that their whereabouts are currently unknown. 

The suspects were not believed to be directly associated with the victims, but they have acquaintances in common with the victims.

A silver car is connected with this investigation. No make or model was given by authorities. 

The motive was robbery, a sheriff’s office spokesperson says. They are considered armed and dangerous. Anyone who may know the suspects is asked to call their local law enforcement agency. 

Both suspects have prior arrests from different agencies. 

KATC Investigates uncovered that Guidry was arrested in Lafayette in 2015 on two counts of attempted murder. Court records show in 2016, he pleaded guilty to amended charges of being a felon in possession of a firearm and possession of marijuana. It’s unclear how long he served or why he’s been out of prison. We will pursue that angle of the story further. 

Legros remains wanted out of Welsh for burglary and theft.

The legalization of marijuana will mean prosecutors will no longer have the option of pursuing plea deals for dangerous black criminals in the form of felon possession. Our criminal justice is overburdened by black criminality and by an unwillingness by prosecutors to be labeled racist for putting blacks behind bars for longer sentences.

"Disparate impact" or "disproportion incarceration rates," some sociology professor with a taxpayer funded grant to write a policy paper on the structural inequality and implicit bias inherent in the criminal justice system will whine.

In the meantime, Walter and Darlene Gotreaux are just more collateral damage in the quest for enacting social justice across America.

Rest in peace, Walter and Darlene.

Because of Pervasive Black on Black Violence in Durham, North Carolina, Black Activists Call for African-Pride Crosswalks to reduce Black Violence

Have you ever wanted to read one of the most pathetic news story in the history of corporate news? 

Well, here you go. [Durham activist says African-pride themed crosswalk could help reduce violence, CBS17.com, 12-27-18]:

DURHAM, N.C. (WNCN) - McDougald Terrace is a public housing community in Durham made up mostly of African-Americans.  

This story is not a joke... It's 100 percent serious. 

Over the years, people living here have seen their share of shootings and murders outside their front doors. 

For community activist Paul Scott, one shooting or one murder is one too many. 

He wants to see a change - starting with a crosswalk.   

“A lot of times you see on the news about shootings and things of that nature," Scott said. "So we hope that a crosswalk will help give a positive sense of self-worth to the residence.”  

Scott tells CBS 17 the crosswalk at Ridgeway Avenue and E. Lawson Street needs to be repainted.  

But, instead of normal white lines, he has started an online petition to have the crosswalk painted black, red and green.   

“Those are the symbols of African pride,” he said.   

The colors represent Kwanzaa, a seven-day celebration every year for African-American families.  

Scott believes being proud of your community and reducing gun violence are interchangeable. 

“To stop the violence, black on black crime, the only thing that has sever worked historically is giving our people a sense of pride,” he said.   

Scott’s next step is going to Durham's city council with his petition, in hopes that his idea means less crime for his community.   

“Maybe if they see that, it’ll be a pathway to a better tomorrow.” 

Africans in America can't stop killing/shooting one another in Durham, North Carolina. So, the idea is to paint a crosswalk in the colors African nationalism, to imbue Africans in America with a sense of pride. 

A sense of purpose. 

This story is not from The Onion. It's a series story, by a paid journalist who works for the corporate (prestige) press. 
Remember: our primary job is to survive the insanity of America, a nation ruled by the totalitarian ideology of egalitarianism.

Inadvertently, this story admits the violence in Durham, North Carolina is courtesy of Africans in America.  Hilariously, this story asserts African-pride themed crosswalks will compel blacks to stop killing/shooting one another...

Just nature reminding us Wakanda isn't real. 

Black Lives Matter? Black Founder of 'Cease Fire Indy' Shot by Black Male on Christmas Eve in 28% Black Indianapolis

Define irony. 

You'd be hard-pressed to perform the task more aptly than with this story. 
[Founder of 'Cease Fire Indy' was shot and hospitalized on Christmas Eve, TheIndyChannel.com, 12-26-18]:

INDIANAPOLIS — A fiery advocate against gun violence became a victim of gun violence Christmas Eve. 

But what percent of suspects are they? Why won't the corporate media produce this data point???

The founder of 'Cease Fire Indy,' Ron Gee, was shot and is recovering in the hospital.  

Now the question must be asked — will this have a chilling effect on the movement?Reverend Horatio Luster said it won't.  

"I don't think it is gonna have a chilling effect to the ones that have the heart for wanting to see the violence stop," he said. "I don't think it's gonna be a chilling effect, that we are not gonna do what we do." 

Reverend Charles Harrison said by doing this job, you will make enemies.  

"That's why those who do this work put their lives at risk," Harrison said. "You never know when you can make the wrong enemy and they can take it very personal. You could be the next victim of gun violence." 

The suspects might have known Gee from his work with 'Cease Fire Indy,' an anti-violence advocacy group. 

Gee is in recovery mode, and says when he comes back, he will fight even harder to stop the violence. 

Black violence in 28 percent black Indianapolis is reaching historic levels. 

Ron Gee was a black man who tried to create an organization to convince black people to stop shooting each other. 

A black person shot him on Christmas Eve. 

Black Lives Matter, indeed. 

Merry Christmas from Paul Kersey!

We'll be back tomorrow. Until then, Merriest Christmas wishes to you and your family. 

As always, one of the best gifts you can give is to call a family member or longtime friend you haven't spoken to in years, and wish them a 'Merry Christmas'; in the process, putting behind whatever bitterness may have prevented such a simple, kind act for years. 

After all, one of the great things about Christmas is remembering the past, and those cherished memories of loved ones who may no longer be here to celebrate with you today. 

Merry Christmas!

Scotland Yard's "Gangs Matrix" Too Effective: London's Muslim Mayor Upset Police Database [Correctly] Identifies Blacks as the Cause of City's Crime Problem

Previously on SBPDL: Rue the Day, Britannia! In Majority Non-White London, Knife Crime Almost Entirely Committed by Black Immigrants

To think: those white men who took the skies as part of the Royal Air Force in the Battle of Britain did so to ensure London in 2018 would look like this... [Sadiq Khan orders overhaul of Metropolitan Police's 'racially disproportionate' gangs database: Review finds matrix can be legally used but young black men are disproportionately represented, Independent, 12-23-18]:

London mayor Sadiq Khan has ordered a “comprehensive overhaul” of a controversial police database that has been accused of racial discrimination and stigmatising children. 

Pattern recognition is the greatest sin in modern Western Civilization

Scotland Yard’s “gangs matrix” was set up after the 2011 London riots and holds the details of up to 4,000 individuals at any one time. Some are as young as 12.  The so-called gang nominal are subjected to coded levels of police activity, which can range from efforts to divert them away from criminality to surveillance, arrests and court orders.

Mr Khan published a review that found that three quarters of those on the matrix were under the age of 25, 80 percent were black. Many had a zero-harm score – reflecting the lowest risk of committing violence. 

“The representation of young black men on the matrix is disproportionate to their likelihood of either causing or being a victim of gang violence and communities have deep reservations about how it operates,” it warned. “Further investigation is to be carried out to understand if this disproportionality is legitimate and to be transparent about this process.” 

The Mayor’s Office review recommended that a “comprehensive overhaul of the matrix operating model both to restore trust and also to bring it into line with data protection legislation”.  

It criticised a lack of transparency by London's Metropolitan Police over how the system works, and suggested that inconsistency in the way it was used have led to serious breaches of data protection laws.   

 The Mayor’s Office told the force to implement nine recommendations to ensure the database is used lawfully and with no unjustifiable disproportionality, with stronger processes, oversight and transparency.  

Recommendations included annual reviews of the subjects on the matrix, an appraisal of those with a “zero harm” score, removal of people not meeting strict criteria, data processing improvements and police engagement with the Equality and Human Rights Commission. 

It ordered changes to take place by the end of 2019. 

Scotland Yard has argued that the matrix helps combat violence and make London safer and said that the 7,000 people who appeared on the matrix in a five-year period, 96 per cent have been sanctioned for a criminal offence, including 79 per cent for violence, weapons or robbery. 

The review recognised that a gangs matrix was a “necessary law enforcement tool” for reducing violent crime in London.  

It said gangs were a “driving force” behind some of the most serious violence in London, amid rising stabbings and shooting nationwide.

Notice the buried lede: the "gang matrix" is incredibly effective at identifying criminals, even though the real crime is the "gang matrix" correctly engages in pattern recognition of blacks as the primary cause of criminality in London. 

And such, the real crime is committed. 

Blacks making London a violent, dangerous city? Not a problem. 

Compiling data to track potential criminals? A huge, earth-shattering problem in need of immediate shuttering.

GQ Praises Soft-on-Black-Crime Philadelphia District Attorney; Meanwhile the 43% Black City has Highest Murder Rate in More than a Decade...

Previously on SBPDL: Philadelphia City Council Passes Bill to Force Businesses to Remove Bulletproof Glass because it represents "Indignity" to Blacks; Meanwhile, Philadelphia Police Unveil 150 New Cars with Bulletproof Glass...

Shot. [Philadelphia Is the City of the Year, GQ.com, 12-6-18]:

Larry Krasner
District attorney 

Larry Krasner was a teenage grease monkey. “One of the things I figured out back in 1978 was that when you tune a car, it gets better gas mileage, it gets quieter, it accelerates more quickly. There are just some kinds of systems, if you can get them to run better, they run better in many different ways.” Now, as Philadelphia's district attorney, Krasner is taking his wrench to the criminal-justice system. 

In just a year on the job, he's instituted a sweeping set of reforms—reducing sentences, getting rid of cash bail for a host of nonviolent crimes, and not even prosecuting some offenses, like marijuana possession, at all. The result? 

Philadelphia's jail population has decreased by more than 20 percent—and crime is down, too. In the process, Philly has become a model of what a progressive, humane, and effective big-city law-enforcement operation looks like. 

Krasner is an avowed liberal who spent 30 years as a criminal defense attorney and who isn't afraid to express his disdain for law-and-order types—“a notorious racist, a guy who, frankly, in my view, gets misty when he thinks about lynching,” he said of Attorney General Jeff Sessions—and his election last year was a watershed. 

“Philadelphia is fertile ground right now for criminal-justice reform for a lot of reasons—and one reason is, frankly, the past, of going the wrong direction for so long,” he says. “That had really alienated voters and had alienated the general population of the city, and made them very distrustful of the court system and to some extent of the district attorney's office and of the police department, so I think some of that bad history is exactly why it has a good future.”

Chaser. [Philly homicides highest in over decade, Philadelphia Tribune,12-18-18]:

 Philadelphia has seen more homicides this year than in any other in over a decade, as a particularly violent summer morphed into a deadly fall. 

Police data show that there have been 333 homicides in the city as of Sunday, an 11 percent increase over the same period last year. 

Even with two weeks left in 2018, this year’s total is higher than any year’s since 2007, which ended up with 391 homicides. 

New York and Los Angeles, with populations much larger than Philadelphia’s 1.5 million, have had fewer homicides this year. As of Dec. 9, New York City had seen 273 homicides; as of Dec. 8, Los Angeles had 243. 

In September, Mayor Jim Kenney ordered his staff to come up with strategies to tackle the crisis like a public health emergency. 

Overwhelmingly, the victims tend to be young, Black men in neighborhoods struggling with poverty, city data show. Philadelphia is the poorest big city in the country. 

In a city where near daily shootings are sometimes met with apathy, the spasms of violence this year were so remarkable that they captured the public’s attention. 

Among the most high-profile cases was the death of a high school track star who was about to start Penn State and was shot and killed when he confronted two teens trying to break into his family’s house in August. In another, four people were shot in the head in the basement of a home in November. On Friday, a new mom was shot and killed inside her house while her 5-day-old daughter slept in a crib steps away. 

The police department declined to comment Monday. 

Vanessa Garrett Harley, who heads up the city’s criminal justice and public safety agency, is leading the group tasked with developing a plan to tackle the violence. 

They’re starting with an audit of community-based violence prevention programs around the city, figuring out which programs are working and which aren’t. 

They’ve also held meetings in communities struggling with gun violence to get input from residents on the front lines, she said. 

Their action plan should be ready next month, she said. 

“Just to hear an older woman say she’s scared to come off her porch, it sickens me,” said Shondell Revell, a city employee who is helping develop the strategic plan. 

“How do we give her that assurance that the city is there for her and we’re dealing with the issues that are happening?”  

Somehow, this is all white people's fault. 

To note a correlation between the soft-on-black-crime DA and the murder rate rising in 43 percent black Philadelphia automatically qualifies you as a racist trying to perpetuate stereotypes...

Black Criminal Able to Hide in Plain Sight in 65% Black Memphis, TN; Idaho Statesman Notices His Crimes Stood Out in 1.5% Black Boise, ID

Previously on SBPDL: Former Black Mayor of 65% Black Memphis Admits the Most Poorly-Guarded Secret in all of America is True: Crime in Memphis is a "Black Problem"

Memphis, Tennessee is 65 percent black. 

Boise, Idaho is 1.5 percent black. 

In 90% white Boise, Idaho, black criminal from 65% black Memphis, TN couldn't blend in...

These are the only facts you need before you read this story. [Mass stabbing suspect flew under the radar in Memphis. Then, he came to Boise., Idaho Statesmen, 12-17-18]:

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 Several Boiseans interacted with Timmy Earl Kinner Jr. in the weeks before he was accused of going on a murderous rampage at a 3-year-old’s birthday party. 

As he sought meals at local shelters and worked to get school transcripts, his behavior seemed normal, they told the Statesman. And they were unaware of the 30-year-old homeless man’s erratic, violent criminal history in Memphis, Tennessee — or what that might portend. 

Kinner is a habitual offender, charged with one or more new crimes almost every year since he was 18. Mostly misdemeanors, his past charges include assaulting a relative with a knife and shooting a man during an alleged robbery. Boise is the first place he’s been accused of a murder, according to a Statesman review of his criminal record. 

His crimes, while serious, did not capture the attention of police or prosecutors in his hometown. A look at violent crime in Memphis, and it’s not hard to see why: Memphis hit a record high 228 homicides in 2016, with 18 ruled as justified, The Memphis Commercial Appeal reported. 

Boise had seven homicides in 2016, according to police. 

Kinner’s mental health also came into question long before he arrived in Boise, as did signs of drug use. A judge was asked in 2009 to send him through anger management training and substance abuse treatment, and his mental competency was evaluated in 2012, Tennessee and federal court records show. In one filing, a defense attorney described a complicated, abusive childhood that may still affect Kinner today. 

Kinner got several breaks that reduced his previous time behind bars. Those included an early release from prison, a suspended sentence and a victim who declined to press charges. 

Was there a failure in the system in the years before Kinner reached Boise? 

“I guess the answer to that is yes, because he continued to victimize people,” said Amy Weirich, district attorney general for Shelby County, Tennessee, after reviewing records compiled by the Statesman. “Now, who you lay the failure at the feet of is the $64 million question. 

“At some point, you’ve got to start asking the question: When do we blame the defendant? It’s real easy to say: ‘Did the prosecutor mess up? Did law enforcement mess up? Did the school system mess up? Did [Tennessee children’s services] mess up?’ But at some point, he’s got to be held accountable.” 

His attitude in Boise was ‘upbeat’ 

Kinner most recently served a year and a half in federal prison in Kentucky. It’s unclear why, but soon after his release last February he decided to move west. In April, he was arrested for theft in St. George, Utah, and pleaded “no contest” to stealing a man’s wallet. Shortly after that, he was in Boise. 

Why Boise? That’s unclear. But his family told Memphis media that he had first gone to California to look for a job, and not finding one decided to look in Idaho.“That’s an awfully big jump for a kid from [Memphis neighborhood] Orange Mound,” Weirich said. “You’ve been in prison. How do you all of the sudden get the money to go to California?” 

Those who met Kinner in Boise used the same words to describe him: polite and friendly. He came for meals, bus passes and other resources at the Corpus Christi House day shelter on Americana Boulevard once or twice a week in late May and June, and sought overnight shelter for a week or two at Interfaith Sanctuary, shelter officials said. 

In late May, he asked a College of Western Idaho tutor working at Corpus Christi House for help in obtaining his GED records from the Kentucky prison where he was incarcerated in 2017. Karen Parkinson, who is no longer with CWI, said she got those records for him. She said that he told her he had recently acquired a bicycle, and he appeared “upbeat.” 

“He seemed to be a reasonable guy,” said Rick Bollman, who manages Corpus Christi House. “He didn’t ever seem to fly off the handle or get upset or angry ... He was always a ‘yes sir, no sir’ kind of guy.” 

Marc Schlegel-Preheim, pastor at Hyde Park Mennonite Fellowship, had a few very brief interactions with Kinner as he was coming or going from Corpus Christi House. 

Schlegel-Preheim said Kinner seemed almost “overly nice” and respectful, which he decided was much preferable to the alternative. “Hey, if that’s how you’re being in our shelter, we’ll take it.” 

Boise police have declined to say whether Kinner tested positive for drugs on the day of the stabbing. But some who met him believe drugs were a factor that day because they had otherwise found him so mild-mannered. Those who work with the homeless said there was a concern over the summer about a new, unidentified drug, or people possibly having bad reactions to fentanyl, bath salts or other drugs. 

“I would say this summer was one of the most violent summers, maybe ever,” said Dan Ault, shelter director for Interfaith Sanctuary, noting two people were stabbed outside the shelter doors. “Cooper Court has more drug use than we’d all like to admit. This summer it’s created a lot of violent behavior in this population.” 

Interfaith now uses a wand to check people for weapons at the door. 

“It sucks. It has changed our shelter,” he said. “It’s not this inviting shelter that we had.” 

Troubled early life in Memphis 

Memphis, a city of about 652,000, is known for its barbecue, music and Elvis’ Graceland mansion. It also ranks as the third most violent of the largest 50 cities in the country, behind only Baltimore and Detroit, DailyMemphian.com reported in October. 

Here’s what that looks like: Nine people were shot in one weekend this past June, and four of those people died, USA Today reported. The victim of a Sept. 27 murder was the 64-year-old president/CEO of the Greater Memphis Chamber of Commerce. Philip H. Trenary was shot to death during a robbery downtown. 

Kinner’s criminal record in Memphis dates back to 2000, when he was about 12 years old. He was charged with aggravated burglary, according to Shelby County juvenile court records. Two years later, he was charged with aggravated assault for slashing a cousin with a knife. In a description of that incident filed in federal court in 2009, public defenders wrote that Kinner’s cousin was trying to discipline him and choked him before the slashing. 

That same public defenders’ filing states Kinner and his two siblings were largely raised by his paternal aunt, Betty Kinner, along with his father, Timmy Kinner Sr., and grandmother, Retha Kinner. He was moved there at nearly age 3 after state investigators found him and his siblings living in a storage shed without a bathroom or utilities, abandoned for days by his drug-addicted mother, Deborah Hull, the filing states. 

Kinner’s misconduct at home and school, including truancy and breaking into a house, landed him in state custody and foster care at times. He eventually dropped out of high school. And in 2005, he left his aunt’s home for good, court records show.

We are told over and over again this racial group represents America's greatest untapped resource, unfortunately held back by structural inequality, implicit bias, and a white power structure; the reality is this racial group represents America's greatest liability, dragging down western civilization to the black mean wherever they are found. 

Even in Boise, Idaho, where they represent 1.5 percent of the population. 

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Her Name is Amber Clark: White Librarian Murdered by Black Male - Who was Banned from the Library - in Targeted Execution

Imagine getting ready to leave work at night to head home to your family

You walk to your car, unlock the door and get in the front seat. 

But before you can even start the ignition, a black male points a gun at your head and pulls the trigger. [Library supervisor, 41, gunned down in parking lot months after altercation with suspect, police say, Fox News, 12-14-18]:

A disturbance at a Northern California library in October may have led to this week's shooting death of a 41-year-old library supervisor as she sat in her car outside the building Tuesday evening, police say. 

Amber Clark was shot several times in the face and head outside the North Natomas Public Library, FOX 40 Sacramento reported.

Rest in peace, Amber

A man identified as Ronald Seay, 56, who was arrested early Wednesday, is suspected in the woman's death, the report said. 

Clark was sitting in her car around 6 p.m. Tuesday when a suspect approached and shot her with a handgun, according to police, the Sacramento Bee reported. 

Authorities said Seay had caused a disturbance Oct. 13 at the library, where Clark worked as the branch supervisor. She interacted with Seay during the incident, according to police, who added that responding officers issued a no-trespass order to Seay, FOX 40 reported. 

Sacramento Police spokesman Sgt. Vance Chandler said detectives believe Clark was targeted and are investigating the motive for the shooting, the Bee reported. 

Chandler said Seay has lived a few miles from the North Natomas Public Library for several months and previously lived out of state. 

Seay was arrested after a short and slow-speed chase at 5:30 a.m. Wednesday in Natomas, about 9 miles northwest of Sacramento, following a brief police chase. 

The suspect was being held on $1 million bail and will appear in court Friday, FOX 40 reported. 

Clark's husband, Kelly Clark, said in a statement to the Bee that his wife “pursued professions that served to benefit young people and the betterment of society." 

“She selflessly gave of herself to her community,” he said. 

In a statement on Facebook, the Sacramento Public Library said Clark "has been a champion for accessibility and inclusion, teaching all of us that we are all people and not defined by our disabilities or differences."

This murder was premeditated, and one must wonder if it was racial in nature. What happened with Ronald Seay on October 13, causing him to be banned from the library? What was said between Clark and Seay during the "disturbance" on the day police were called and issued him a no-trespass order?

Had Clark noticed Seay stalking her before the shooting occurred, but out of white guilt felt shame and failed to notify the police?

In the end, it's just another black on white murder.

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His Name is Gregory Raley: Trying to Protect His Girlfriend During Armed Robbery at Dollar General, White Male Murdered by Two Black Teenagers

Previously on SBPDL: Her Name is Marybeth Gaeng: White Woman "Randomly" Stabbed to Death in St. Louis Family Dollar by Black Woman (Who Has a Lengthy Criminal History)


Cumberland, Indiana is small city of just over 5,100 people, located roughly 24 miles outside of Indianapolis. In 2000, it was 85 percent white (10 percent black). Today, it's roughly 77 percent white and 17 percent black. 

George Raley, a 37-year-old male who lives in Cumberland, was going to a Dollar General with his fiancé to get some toothache relief cream.

Their lives matter, too. Rest in peace Gregory

A car full of black males (all teenagers) descended upon the store and an armed robbery situation ensued. Raley, who had stayed in the car while his fiancé was shopping, entered the store to make sure everything was okay.

He would never leave alive.

Shot. [Cumberland man killed during armed robbery at Dollar General hailed as hero by his family, Fox59.com, 12-11-18]:

CUMBERLAND, Ind. – A Cumberland man is being called a hero by his loved ones after he was shot and killed Monday night. 

Police say 37-year-old Gregory Raley was simply an innocent customer at a Dollar General when he was shot and killed by an armed robber. 

Police arrested two suspects, a 14-year-old and an 18-year-old. Both are facing possible robbery and murder charges. 

Walking into the Dollar General in Cumberland to buy some toothache relief cream, while her fiancé Gregory Raley stayed outside in the car, Andrea Manning found herself in the middle of an armed robbery Monday night.

One of the black suspects who held up the Dollar General and murdered Gregory

Police say two men robbed the store at gunpoint and as one of the thieves tried to leave, Raley went to the front door to make sure Manning was okay. 

“When the suspect opened the door, Greg was standing there like, ‘Listen. Where’s my old lady at?’” said Manning. “And then he got shot. He was standing at the door.” 

Manning says Raley worked as a tree trimmer and did all sorts of odd jobs. She says Raley died trying to protect her from the thieves. 

“I’m angry. I’m angry and I’m sad,” said Manning. “He’s a hero. He died protecting me.” 

Police quickly arrested two teenage suspects as they tried to run away. One local attorney says murder charges against suspects over 12 years of age can be waived into adult court with the potential for much tougher penalties. 

“The person would be treated differently between juvenile court which is a court of rehabilitation versus adult court which is a court of punishment,” said attorney Ralph Staples. 

Chaser. [14-year-old shot and killed innocent man during Dollar General robbery, according to court records, Fox59.com, 12-12-18]:

Police in Cumberland believe a 14-year-old shot and killed a manat a Dollar General store this week. 

Investigators believe the 14-year-old juvenile and 18-year-old Steven Sheppard were robbing the store Monday night when the younger teen shot and killed Gregory Raley. 

"I love him to death and he’ll be missed by everyone. It’s so tragic," said family friend Chad McQueen. 

A probable cause affidavit explains when Raley realized the store was being robbed, he walked to the door with his hands up and confronted Sheppard, asking if his fiancee was okay. 

After Sheppard took off running, prosecutors say the 14-year-old armed suspect shot Raley in the chest. 

The 14-year-old is named in court documents as “E.C.” since he is a juvenile. 

According to the probable cause affidavit, E.C. came out of the business, extended his right arm toward Raley and fired a single gunshot as Raley was backing away. 

Raley was pronounced dead just before 9 p.m. Monday despite efforts to save his life. 

Raley and his fiancee were raising a 9-year-old girl. That girl witnessed the shooting and watched as her mother and police tried to save Raley's life. 

"He was selfless. He was caring. He was making a family and would do anything for them," said Raley's friend Jamie Norris. 

Jamie and Chad both grew up with Raley in New Castle and were friends for decades. They say Raley loved his family so much, he died trying to protect them. 

"When he found out what was going on. He wanted to protect her. He didn’t think about himself," said Norris. 

"You know family was always a big part of him growing up. Anybody close to him, he always stuck up for them," said McQueen. 

The fatal robbery marked the fifth Dollar General robbery in Marion County over three days, although it's not clear if the cases are connected. 

Court records show police arrested Sheppard for stealing from the same Dollar General last month. The courts ordered him to stay away and he was banned from the store. 

CBS4 looked into the criminal history of the 14-year-old, who we’re choosing not to identify because he’s not yet facing charges as an adult. Police reports show he was arrested for several crimes dating back to when he was 11 years old. 

Raley’s friends hope both teens face trial as adults. 

"They should absolutely be tried as an adult. You took someone’s life away," said Norris. 

Gregory and his fiancé were productive citizens, on the verge of marriage and starting a life together. A routine trip to the Dollar General forever altered this plan of happily ever after.

His life was ended by a black career criminal whose rap sheet dates back to when he was 11-years-old.

Rest in peace, Gregory.