Sad, but also disgustingly hypocritical
[QUOTE=Purple45;3172206][URL]http://abc11.com/news/police-id-2-people-killed-in-raleigh-hotel-shooting/1635901/[/URL]
A homeless couple; very sad. The two suspected killers are on the security camera feed so let's hope they will be captured soon.[/QUOTE]So now they are investigating her murder; how commendable. At other times, other valiant LEO officers visit the same hotel, pretending to be johns, and entrap / harrass / arrest such women. But today, it's time to fake concern, and neither LEO nor the reporter hypocrites are telling the real story: namely, that messed-up laws and fundamentalist indoctrination are forcing women to put themselves at such risk, working clandestinely in hotels, with their photos online and exposed to crime, as opposed to, say, in a nice, clean, protected legal bordello like in civilized countries.
RE: Muneka murder mystery
[QUOTE=DirtyDeeds38;3172918]Nobody deserves to die in like this, but lets also be real. Reading the article, the family is crying how she loved her kids and implying how wonderful a mother she was. Well she clearly had her drug addictions that meant more to her than her kids. That's obvious in the mugshot photo in the article. And she was allowing her "boyfriend" to obviously pimp her out. Funny, he does not look like a junkie. He probably got her hooked on drugs to lower her inhibitions to be able to sell herself out there. 99-1 they owed someone drug money.
As for the killers, I hope they catch them and fry them. Total disgust with these types of things. Worthless waste of human space who would just go out and kill two people.[/QUOTE]What I can't stop thinking about is -- How did the killers get into the room? They had to have known them. I don't think they owed them drug money because if that were the case, they wouldn't have let them in the room. I think it was a robbery. I think that the two guys were friends of the boyfriend. I believe that Muneka and her Man had no clue that they had anything to worry about when they opened the door and let them in. I'm sure her boyfriend had a gun but no guns or drugs were reported being found at the crime scene. I think it's safe to assume that the killers took everything of value from them, including gun, before or after killing them. But, I don't think we will ever hear the true story and don't think the guys will get caught. There is not going to be a lot of energy from LE on solving the murder of a BP girl and her boyfriend.
RE: Muneka story just gets worst.
[QUOTE=Purple45;3174730]Caller: We were sleeping and then we just heard gunshots and yelling.
Operator: You said somebody has a gun?
Caller: Yes, I heard gunshots in the hallway.
Caller: You can hear somebody not breathing. Trying to breathe.
Operator: Right outside your door?
Caller: No, my cousin got close to the door and he can hear it.
I'm angry and sad over this whole thing. Two people just don't show up at 4:45 am to talk. They planned to kill one or both. The reason why is not important, but it is because two people are dead. Three children lost their parents. Two or more people didn't give a shit and made the determination that this man and woman's life were nothing.[/QUOTE]She was pregnant. [URL]http://www.wral.com/mom-wants-daughter-s-boyfriend-s-killers-to-suffer-/16309811/[/URL].
RE: The 2 post of a clown.
[QUOTE=Fappernator;3178824]What bothers me about some of the posts I've seen here is how there seems to be a tendency to minimize the role of drugs that exists in these violent crimes in almost every case. I know that details are not yet fully known in this particular case, but we do know that both victims were participants in illegal drug use, and 9 times out of 10 when there is a shooting like this, drugs are involved in some way or another. Most of the time it's some variation of a drug related robbery -- someone owes someone money or someone knows someone has money for the taking because they've been involved in a drug transaction with them at some point. I seriously doubt these were just random robbers that chose a girl off BP at random.
Even if the drugs were not a direct motive for the killings, all drugs encourage a "live on the edge" lifestyle like these young people were living. Hooking out of a hotel room to make ends meet, for example. Everyone can sugarcoat it and say things like she was careful, she was low volume, etc. But this death could have been avoided by smarter lifestyle choices by the victims.[/QUOTE]I saw your first post in the BP thread and now this one in the NEWS thread. First of all, both post should have been here. Secondly, shut up. Seriously, you're a troll. There are a ton of things that happen in her life that led her down this path. The point is, she was 22 years old, she had 3 kids, which means she was a kid when she had her kids and now she's dead. Murdered. Executed. Didn't get a chance to turn her life around. She may have. If she were alive or some how got lucky and survived, she might have but she's dead so she can't.
Your post, both of them, are trash. Did it make you feel good to pass judgement on a hooker on a pussy forum? Get a life, clown.