What does LaVena Johnson's death say about us?

[PewPew]

Truly sad! God bless that girl with peace

 

[thekingsmen]

This is why this needs to be re-investigated

 

[ltheghost]

Fight in an oppressors army and this type of shyt will go unpunished. There are many aspects to this story. There is the race aspect, gender aspect, and then the fact it is the military. She will never get any justice...now if Eric Garner can't get justice what do you think a Black Woman in the white man's army is going to get? It's fukked up but it's being hushed up to the point 99% of us don't know it even happened. Add this to the list of black people murdered and we will never find out who did it.

 

[Cabbage Patch]

The problem is what angers black Americans isn't their own dying in the military by the hands of their fellow counterparts but the fact a white guy killed a black boy. The coverage was also a main factor as the media wanted to see racial tensions even if we never seen trayvon's body. We see the body, the evidence and the outcry from these parents of the young girl but since it's military...black folks won't go there.

 

[Real N Quotes]

Can't believe there's no thread on this story. And it's never been had the National attention it deserves.

http://kennethdprice.com/2014/01/09/what-the-death-of-pfc-lavena-johnson-says-about-us/




Interesting read. I refuse to believe the official story

These questions need answered:

1. How does a young lady take an M-16 automatic rifle to shoot herself in the mouth?
2. Why no suicide note at the scene to corroborate stories of LaVena's depression?
3. Why did investigators fail to recover a bullet?
4. Why were no traces of gun powder found on LaVena's hands?
5. A trail of blood leading from LaVena's body and the tent.
6. Forensic evidence that someone tried to set the tent on fire, leaving Pfc. Johnson's fully clothed body inside the burning tent.
7. What of trauma to LaVena's body, including: multiple abrasions, a broken nose, loose teeth, and burns.
8. A corrosive chemical on LaVena's genitals.

This story makes me very sad. We live in a very country brehs

 

[JBoy]

there's creepy hush hush hush mentality around the military that prevents anything from being done against cases like these (mainly because Americans dikk ride our military too much and our afraid to hold them to task on questionable and this is coming from someone with both parents who had relatively long military careers), add this being an active war zone and the chances of this being properly investigated are shot straight to hell, anything frequently goes in those type of environments

 

[Jutt]

Reminds me a little bit of that movie "The General's Daughter"





But shyt this is awful man...

 

[88m3]

I remember a story of contractors raping, killing, and setting fire to a girl in Iraq... don't think they ever cleared that one up either.

 

[Ski Mask]

Heard about this story a couple of years ago, I don't think she will get justice, even if they find the dude responsible.

 

[A.R.$]

Man wtf. I know I am late, but this story and it is infuriating. I just heard about this today.This is a blatant coverup and nobody is interested in doing anything about it. I must admit my ignorance. I had no idea so many women have been murdered in the military. The fact that so many of these murders have been labeled suicide is outrageous. My heart goes to her parents. There need to be outside investigations when it comes to military suicides. fukk the UCMJ.

As far as LaVena murder is concerned, I bet it was a high ranking officer that commented this disgusting act of violence. RIP