Heart breaking story out of Memphis. Body just found after video showed her being kidnapped.
The guy who did this was arrested 2 decades ago for a similar kidnapping but the person got away that time. This lady wasn't so lucky.
Link: https://news.yahoo.com/memphis-police-identify-body-abducted-140259756.html
Replies to: Heart breaking story out of Memphis. Body just found after video showed her being kidnapped.
been following that story. Another criminal who everyone thought would be rehabilitated and now to
be on death row for years and years at our expense. A justice system gone wrong.
Well, he did serve 85% of the 24 year sentence from 2000. I'm sure that is of no comfort to the
family of this woman.
was 24 years enough? apparently, not.
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Jogging at 4AM alone in Memphis. Is this correct?
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At a high level, it's a valid question. Here's the thing: She wasn't in the ghetto.
Where she was abducted was right through the college streets in the high-end midtown area of Memphis. She'd lived near there for most of her life (she's from the Orgill family) and thought like most people that it was a safe area.
Memphis just continues to get worse and worse. That this sub-human was free on the streets unmonitored after attempting to kidnap and kill an attorney 2 decades back tells you everything you need to know about the wisdom behind "rehabbing" violent criminals.
I was wondering if there might be a history between the two.
As in: some type of accidental friction at a grocery store.
It seems an oddity he knew her jogging time, jogging route. It could be random just didn’t or doesn’t feel that way.
This guy kidnapped someone 20 years ago at gunpoint. Was let out after serving 85% of a
24 year sentence. I don’t think he need to have “friction” to commit this crime. He should never see the light of day again. The death penalty would be very fitting for this animal.
You have a reading comprehension issue. Let’s see if you can shut down more threads.
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Problem is, the crime from the city is moving to the burbs.
If the nice neighborhoods think they are immune from inner city crime, they are sadly mistaken.
Been happening there for years.
It creeped into Cordova on the early 2000's when a couple of apartments began accepting Section 8 housing. Then East Memphis. Then Germantown for a bit before they beefed up police staff.
These days, you just have to plan on living in Collierville, Germantown, or Fayette County to feel genuinely safe.
Is it a safe place to visit as a tourist? Spent lots of time in Znashville and Knoxville
And Smokey’s but never Memphis
Correct. Seemed to be her routine.
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