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If Dallas County won’t seek the death penalty in the serial murder trial (s) later this year of Billy Chemirmir, maybe Collin County will. See my posts last week: Texas: Families Shocked by Prosecutors’ Decisions in the Kenyan Killer Case Daniel Horowitz at Blaze Media Posts Excellent Analysis of Texas Kenyan Killer Case Here is … Continue reading Texas: Is Death Penalty Still on the Table in Another County?
“….in many ways it is the most blood-curdling mass murder of all time. (Daniel Horowitz) Normally I would simply update my post of two days ago, here, and move on, but Horowitz digs deeper and speaks with more authority and thus is helping spread the news to a general public that, as he points out, … Continue reading Daniel Horowitz at Blaze Media Posts Excellent Analysis of Texas Kenyan Killer Case
Update! Daniel Horowitz helps spread this news to a larger audience. Do not miss his take on what is likely the greatest serial murder of vulnerable seniors in US history being completely ignored by corporate media. Daniel Horowitz at Blaze Media Posts Excellent Analysis of Texas Kenyan Killer Case If you have been a … Continue reading Texas: Families Shocked by Prosecutors’ Decisions in the Kenyan Killer Case
“How many of you knew that an alleged serial killer recently operated for years in Dallas and Collin counties, targeting elderly residents?” (State Rep. Jared Patterson, R-Frisco introducing his bill, one of three bills to assure the horrific murders of vulnerable seniors bring some protection for others.) The question Patterson asks is one I pose … Continue reading Texas: Daughters of Slain Senior Citizens Testify in Austin
Billy Chemirmir may very well be the most prolific killer in Texas history, so don’t let the mainstream media succeed in hiding the story because it doesn’t fit their narrative about immigrants and about Africans. See the most recent news at ‘Inside Edition’ and be prepared to shed tears for the family members who were … Continue reading Texas: Keep the Kenyan Killer Story in the News as a Warning to our Vulnerable Seniors