They don't do this shyt to cacs, they haven't even arrested cacs like Darren Wilson and GZ.
So...is anybody paying attention to this missing girl from UVa that's been all over the news?
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College towns all over the states hace tge same pattern. There was a taxi driver in my city who would pick up girls around campus area, drive them around and rape them.
It didn't make national news because, unfortunately, it's not rare, and neither is this racially charged garbage
They were on the news talking about how she skipped out on summer vacation to help rebuild homes here in alabama after a tornado came through. I hope they find her, no family deserves to go through the pain of not knowing where their child is.
Adebisi_Said
Truth is Power
They are talking about it on Dr. Drew now.
I live in the DMV so I'm constantly hearing about this on the news. An 18 year old white girl is drinking while underage which is illegal, has piece of shyt friends who abandon her drunk stupid ass, and now they find the nearest nikka to pin the blame on when she gets herself killed over her own irresponsibility. fukk that girl and fukk this story.
What does that have to do with her drinking while underage? All that stuff doesn't matter.
College towns all over the states hace tge same pattern. There was a taxi driver in my city who would pick up girls around campus area, drive them around and rape them.
It didn't make national news because, unfortunately, it's not rare, and neither is this racially charged garbage
This is true. At my school there was a old dude that apparently for the last 10+ years would pickup drunk/blacked out dudes at the bars, take him back to his spot and rape them
.Actually it wasn't just at my school, but he'd meet them at beer pong tournaments all around Maryland
http://gawker.com/alleged-rapist-lured-young-men-through-beer-pong-tourna-1463776590
I dunno, that's all they really said about her. I guess just outlying her ties to make it relevant to alabama
Just like we expected:
http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/0...udent-case-charged-with-abduction-107432.html
Jesse Matthew, suspect in missing U.Va. student case, charged with abduction of Hannah Graham
The man authorities believe was the last person seen with 18-year-old University of Virginia student Hannah Graham before she disappeared two week ago has been charged with her abduction - but is not in custody, police said Tuesday night.
Charlottesville Police Chief Timothy Longo said at a news conference that officers were looking for Jesse Leroy Matthew Jr., 32, after obtaining an arrest warrant from a magistrate.
"We’ve reached that point that the Commonwealth thought we had sufficient probable cause for an arrest warrant.. We obtained an arrest warrant for Jesse Matthew Jr. charging him with the class 2 felony of abduction with intent to defile," Longo said.
He noted police were at a "critical" phase, trying to locate Matthew and indicated many resources were being used to try and find him. He added they were also still searching for Graham.
"We absolutely are continuing our search for Hannah," who went missing early the morning of Sept. 13, Longo said.
Matthew was last seen Saturday when he stopped by the police station with his mother and uncle to ask for a lawyer. Police say he sped away afterward, losing officers who had him under surveillance and prompting authorities to issue an arrest warrant for reckless driving.
Police have searched Matthew's car once and his apartment twice - but Longo declined to say what new information police had, and he did not take questions.
Matthew has been employed at the University of Virginia Medical Center since Aug. 12, 2012, as a patient technician in the operating room, university spokesman McGregor McCance said.
"He was pleased that he had had a promotion at the hospital to the emergency room. He lifts patients to the emergency," Matthew's landlord, Frances Lee-Vandell, told ABC News.
Lee-Vandell said that the last time she saw Matthew was last Thursday, when he was being "really sweet... it was almost unusual."
Online court records show Matthew was convicted of trespassing in 2010 but provide no details about the incident. Details also were unavailable for two other charges of assault and attempted grand larceny relating to a 2009 incident that were not prosecuted. Matthew also has several traffic infractions, records show.
Matthew had a taxi permit from 2007 through 2010, according to Pam Goheen with the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles.
Police Capt. Gary Pleasants said Tuesday that officers took bags of clothing during their second search of Matthew's apartment, but he would not give further details.
The state lab was still analyzing the evidence it had received from Charlottesville police, including nearly two dozen items and eight "known samples that we would use for comparison purposes," said Jeffrey Ban, director of the Department of Forensic Science's Central Laboratory in Richmond.
Ban said that the department has expedited the case and hoped to provide authorities with results in the "very near future." But he noted the lab could spend hours or even a whole day on a single piece of evidence that may have multiple stains or hairs on it. He also said it is standard procedure to test any samples against those in their database, including those from other missing persons cases in the central Virginia area.
Authorities on Tuesday night released an updated wanted poster reflecting the new charge against Matthew. It says the 6-foot-2, 270-pound man was last reported driving his sister's 1997 light blue Nissan Sentra, and notes that he is said to have contacts in Virginia, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C.
According to police, Graham met friends at a restaurant for dinner on Sept. 12 before stopping by two parties at off-campus housing units. The sophomore from northern Virginia left the second party alone, police have said, and sent a text message to a friend saying she was lost.
Surveillance videos showed her walking, and at some points running, past a pub and a service station and then onto the Downtown Mall, a seven-block pedestrian strip lined with shops and restaurants where police believe she entered a bar with Matthew.
According to family members and police, Graham is an alpine skier and plays the alto saxophone. Organizers of a candlelight vigil last week at the university handed out her favorite candy, Starburst. Longo said he learned from visiting with Graham's parents that the graduate of West Potomac High School earned straight A's six years in a row.
Graham's disappearance has sent a ripple of fear through the quiet college town of Charlottesville. University president Teresa Sullivan said in a written statement Tuesday that local and campus police have increased patrols, and the university has expanded the hours of a program that provides late-night van transportation for students.
Students have said they've begun walking in pairs at night and are paying closer attention to their surroundings.
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And are they really mentioning traffic infractions?
http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/0...udent-case-charged-with-abduction-107432.html
Jesse Matthew, suspect in missing U.Va. student case, charged with abduction of Hannah Graham
The man authorities believe was the last person seen with 18-year-old University of Virginia student Hannah Graham before she disappeared two week ago has been charged with her abduction - but is not in custody, police said Tuesday night.
Charlottesville Police Chief Timothy Longo said at a news conference that officers were looking for Jesse Leroy Matthew Jr., 32, after obtaining an arrest warrant from a magistrate.
"We’ve reached that point that the Commonwealth thought we had sufficient probable cause for an arrest warrant.. We obtained an arrest warrant for Jesse Matthew Jr. charging him with the class 2 felony of abduction with intent to defile," Longo said.
He noted police were at a "critical" phase, trying to locate Matthew and indicated many resources were being used to try and find him. He added they were also still searching for Graham.
"We absolutely are continuing our search for Hannah," who went missing early the morning of Sept. 13, Longo said.
Matthew was last seen Saturday when he stopped by the police station with his mother and uncle to ask for a lawyer. Police say he sped away afterward, losing officers who had him under surveillance and prompting authorities to issue an arrest warrant for reckless driving.
Police have searched Matthew's car once and his apartment twice - but Longo declined to say what new information police had, and he did not take questions.
Matthew has been employed at the University of Virginia Medical Center since Aug. 12, 2012, as a patient technician in the operating room, university spokesman McGregor McCance said.
"He was pleased that he had had a promotion at the hospital to the emergency room. He lifts patients to the emergency," Matthew's landlord, Frances Lee-Vandell, told ABC News.
Lee-Vandell said that the last time she saw Matthew was last Thursday, when he was being "really sweet... it was almost unusual."
Online court records show Matthew was convicted of trespassing in 2010 but provide no details about the incident. Details also were unavailable for two other charges of assault and attempted grand larceny relating to a 2009 incident that were not prosecuted. Matthew also has several traffic infractions, records show.
Matthew had a taxi permit from 2007 through 2010, according to Pam Goheen with the Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles.
Police Capt. Gary Pleasants said Tuesday that officers took bags of clothing during their second search of Matthew's apartment, but he would not give further details.
The state lab was still analyzing the evidence it had received from Charlottesville police, including nearly two dozen items and eight "known samples that we would use for comparison purposes," said Jeffrey Ban, director of the Department of Forensic Science's Central Laboratory in Richmond.
Ban said that the department has expedited the case and hoped to provide authorities with results in the "very near future." But he noted the lab could spend hours or even a whole day on a single piece of evidence that may have multiple stains or hairs on it. He also said it is standard procedure to test any samples against those in their database, including those from other missing persons cases in the central Virginia area.
Authorities on Tuesday night released an updated wanted poster reflecting the new charge against Matthew. It says the 6-foot-2, 270-pound man was last reported driving his sister's 1997 light blue Nissan Sentra, and notes that he is said to have contacts in Virginia, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania and Washington, D.C.
According to police, Graham met friends at a restaurant for dinner on Sept. 12 before stopping by two parties at off-campus housing units. The sophomore from northern Virginia left the second party alone, police have said, and sent a text message to a friend saying she was lost.
Surveillance videos showed her walking, and at some points running, past a pub and a service station and then onto the Downtown Mall, a seven-block pedestrian strip lined with shops and restaurants where police believe she entered a bar with Matthew.
According to family members and police, Graham is an alpine skier and plays the alto saxophone. Organizers of a candlelight vigil last week at the university handed out her favorite candy, Starburst. Longo said he learned from visiting with Graham's parents that the graduate of West Potomac High School earned straight A's six years in a row.
Graham's disappearance has sent a ripple of fear through the quiet college town of Charlottesville. University president Teresa Sullivan said in a written statement Tuesday that local and campus police have increased patrols, and the university has expanded the hours of a program that provides late-night van transportation for students.
Students have said they've begun walking in pairs at night and are paying closer attention to their surroundings.
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And are they really mentioning traffic infractions?
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A body has been found in the hunt for missing student Hannah Graham, the University of Virginia student who went missing more than a month ago.
Officers uncovered human remains in Albermarle County, just south of Charlottesville, where Hannah, 18, went missing.
The find was made around an abandoned property on a rural road - the area where suspect Jesse Matthew, who has been charged with Hannah's abduction, grew up.
The identity of the remains has not yet been confirmed - but officers have called off all other search efforts for Hannah in the meantime.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...property-south-disappeared.html#ixzz3GYjQQAw3
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Officers uncovered human remains in Albermarle County, just south of Charlottesville, where Hannah, 18, went missing.
The find was made around an abandoned property on a rural road - the area where suspect Jesse Matthew, who has been charged with Hannah's abduction, grew up.
The identity of the remains has not yet been confirmed - but officers have called off all other search efforts for Hannah in the meantime.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...property-south-disappeared.html#ixzz3GYjQQAw3
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blackestofpanthers
God forgives, you are forgiven.
I don't know what it is about you, but all of your posts seem "try hard" .She a dumb ratchet bytch that should have made better choices.
She did deserve to die though
I don't know what it is about you, but all of your posts seem "try hard" .
She did deserve to die though
If you say so. What did I say that offended you 
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blackestofpanthers
God forgives, you are forgiven.
I said she deserved to die. It just seems like you like to preach to the choir. I'm mostly going off your bullshyt post in that one thread where you made it seem like people on here say black women are creatures and shyt. That was bullshyt and you knew it but you just wanted some fukking recognition,reps and daps. shyt was corny and so are the rest of your posts. At least carve your own lane. I just hate your posts , just in case i didn't get that point across.
