Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As a white woman who lives in DC, I have no idea why the murder of a white woman should get any more press than any other person. Unless someone is targeting white women as a class - which it does not appear is the case - this is a tragic, random act of violence.
Are you the same poster who only cares about rape when you can pin it on an immigrant?
Is important because we could see ourselves in her shoes, normal, middle class, not criminals doing normal thinga and then get randomly killed so sad.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This should be investigated as a hate crime.
What are you basing this on?
A black man viciously stabbing a random white woman to death in a gentrifying neighborhood. Do you think such murders only warrant investigation as a possible hate crime if the killer wrote a manifesto?
This lady is f%cking dead.
Who cares if it was a "hate" crime or not?
I am sure she would simply prefer to be alive.
That's exactly what people who don't think we need extra hate crime laws say. Murder is murder. Would you dispense with hate crime terminology? Doesnt seem like DC has been doing a great job of investigating them anyway.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:This should be investigated as a hate crime.
What are you basing this on?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These are all fairly recent:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tricia-mccauley-disturbing-details-emerge-in-death-of-d-c-yoga-teacher/
https://wtop.com/dc/2017/03/dc-police-make-arrest-artists-capitol-hill-slaying/
https://abcnews.go.com/US/dc-jogger-stabbed-death-apparent-random-attack-police/story?id=57953525
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Suspect-Arrested-in-Stabbing-Death-of-27-Year-Old-Woman-in-Northwest-DC-558614241.html
Becoming a trend.
Setting aside the question of motivation, what these cases do point to is that it's not as safe as it should be to be a woman moving around DC alone. None of these cases would have happened to a man. Some of them were in nicer neighborhoods, some were during daylight... it wasn't a matter of not taking proper precautions (and it's frustrating to begin with that women spend everyday having to think about things like this). Women in this city are too dangerously vulnerable and that's really sad.
Earlier this week there was a man stalking mothers with their children on Capitol Hill. Thankfully neighbors banded together and he was arrested on other charges. But if you can't even go for a walk with your child in broad daylight and feel safe, we're doing something wrong.
more info on the Capitol Hill incident?
A woman reported being followed on one of the neighborhood listserves. Numerous other women replied noting that someone with the same description had followed them and their children recently too, even after they veered off on alternate routes, slowed down, sped up, ducked into stores, etc. (so it was unmistakeable he was following them) He was spotted later in the day in Lincoln Park, police were called and he was arrested on other outstanding charges.
I just checked moth and read about that. Wild! I wonder if he was the same guy who very threateningly jumped into my path on 11th and F st NE a few weeks ago. He scared the sh*t out of me and I've seen him walking around that area a few times since then.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These are all fairly recent:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tricia-mccauley-disturbing-details-emerge-in-death-of-d-c-yoga-teacher/
https://wtop.com/dc/2017/03/dc-police-make-arrest-artists-capitol-hill-slaying/
https://abcnews.go.com/US/dc-jogger-stabbed-death-apparent-random-attack-police/story?id=57953525
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Suspect-Arrested-in-Stabbing-Death-of-27-Year-Old-Woman-in-Northwest-DC-558614241.html
Becoming a trend.
Setting aside the question of motivation, what these cases do point to is that it's not as safe as it should be to be a woman moving around DC alone. None of these cases would have happened to a man. Some of them were in nicer neighborhoods, some were during daylight... it wasn't a matter of not taking proper precautions (and it's frustrating to begin with that women spend everyday having to think about things like this). Women in this city are too dangerously vulnerable and that's really sad.
Earlier this week there was a man stalking mothers with their children on Capitol Hill. Thankfully neighbors banded together and he was arrested on other charges. But if you can't even go for a walk with your child in broad daylight and feel safe, we're doing something wrong.
more info on the Capitol Hill incident?
A woman reported being followed on one of the neighborhood listserves. Numerous other women replied noting that someone with the same description had followed them and their children recently too, even after they veered off on alternate routes, slowed down, sped up, ducked into stores, etc. (so it was unmistakeable he was following them) He was spotted later in the day in Lincoln Park, police were called and he was arrested on other outstanding charges.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:These are all fairly recent:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/tricia-mccauley-disturbing-details-emerge-in-death-of-d-c-yoga-teacher/
https://wtop.com/dc/2017/03/dc-police-make-arrest-artists-capitol-hill-slaying/
https://abcnews.go.com/US/dc-jogger-stabbed-death-apparent-random-attack-police/story?id=57953525
https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/Suspect-Arrested-in-Stabbing-Death-of-27-Year-Old-Woman-in-Northwest-DC-558614241.html
Becoming a trend.
Setting aside the question of motivation, what these cases do point to is that it's not as safe as it should be to be a woman moving around DC alone. None of these cases would have happened to a man. Some of them were in nicer neighborhoods, some were during daylight... it wasn't a matter of not taking proper precautions (and it's frustrating to begin with that women spend everyday having to think about things like this). Women in this city are too dangerously vulnerable and that's really sad.
Earlier this week there was a man stalking mothers with their children on Capitol Hill. Thankfully neighbors banded together and he was arrested on other charges. But if you can't even go for a walk with your child in broad daylight and feel safe, we're doing something wrong.
more info on the Capitol Hill incident?
Anonymous wrote:and you are guessing he is schizo. Was it just chance he chose a white person to kill? Same with Wendy Martinez? Who cares the killer there said he hated wgitesAnonymous wrote:The guy who murdered this woman grew up here, went to school here and then somehow became lost in his early 20's. While I'm not a mental health expert that sounds like schizophrenia. What would it take for you all to see this guy as a member of this community? He was from here! He lived here! He went to school here! A member of our community who was mentally ill brutally murdered another member of our community. There's no evidence that it was a hate crime. You have to be working pretty hard to look for that and not instead ask how we manage mentally ill people in our community to prevent this kind of violence. The news suggests he was active on social media and that nothing there suggested racial grievance.
and you are guessing he is schizo. Was it just chance he chose a white person to kill? Same with Wendy Martinez? Who cares the killer there said he hated wgitesAnonymous wrote:The guy who murdered this woman grew up here, went to school here and then somehow became lost in his early 20's. While I'm not a mental health expert that sounds like schizophrenia. What would it take for you all to see this guy as a member of this community? He was from here! He lived here! He went to school here! A member of our community who was mentally ill brutally murdered another member of our community. There's no evidence that it was a hate crime. You have to be working pretty hard to look for that and not instead ask how we manage mentally ill people in our community to prevent this kind of violence. The news suggests he was active on social media and that nothing there suggested racial grievance.
Anonymous wrote:The guy who murdered this woman grew up here, went to school here and then somehow became lost in his early 20's. While I'm not a mental health expert that sounds like schizophrenia. What would it take for you all to see this guy as a member of this community? He was from here! He lived here! He went to school here! A member of our community who was mentally ill brutally murdered another member of our community. There's no evidence that it was a hate crime. You have to be working pretty hard to look for that and not instead ask how we manage mentally ill people in our community to prevent this kind of violence. The news suggests he was active on social media and that nothing there suggested racial grievance.