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I am sure the media and Texas officials who dropped the ball are hoping that the case involving the creep from Kenya who allegedly murdered nearly two dozen helpless seniors (almost all women smothered with pillows), in either assisted living facilities or in their own homes in order to steal their jewelry and valuables, disappears … Continue reading Kenyan Killer Case Drags Out in Dallas due to COVID Excuse
Dallas County Jail is a hotspot for COVID-19 and as a result many prisoners have been released. According to Fox4News yesterday: Officials release 1,000 inmates to ease crowding, slow spread of COVID-19 at Dallas County jail DALLAS – Jails across the country are seeing more and more inmates and workers infected. In Dallas County, there … Continue reading Texas: Lawsuit Seeks to Release Prisoners Due to COVID Concerns, including Kenyan Killer?
Last Wednesday I reported the latest news in the dreadful serial killer case in Texas where Kenyan Billy Chemirmir is now charged in 14 murders of vulnerable senior women and where another 8 indictments could soon follow (possibly more as the investigation (we hope) is continuing). I have noticed that whenever the US mainstream media … Continue reading UK Daily Mail Reports on Texas Kenyan Killer Case; Most US Media Continue Blackout
So far 22 senior citizens are believed to have been murdered by serial killer Billy Chemirmir, but he has only been indicted in 14 cases so far. Here is the latest news yesterday on the horrific murder spree that the national mainstream media is ignoring I believe because it involves an African man who should … Continue reading Texas: Two More Indictments in Kenyan Killer Case
“We made an assumption that it was safe. These ladies, these widows are the most vulnerable part of society. I feel like they were sitting ducks.” (Cliff Harris, former Dallas Cowboy and son-in-law of one of the latest victims to be identified) This is an update of my posts that extend back to May … Continue reading Number of Victims of Texas Kenyan Killer Reaches 22, Additional Lawsuits Filed