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Damesha Hunter was only 32 years old when her life was tragically taken on October 14th, 2010. The young woman was found shot to death inside her home in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Damesha’s death has been a devastating loss for her loved ones, especially her four children. This loss continues to be amplified by the fact that Damesha’s killer(s) have still not been brought to justice. 

Damesha’s husband, Laroye Hunter III, told police that he was at work at the time of the murder, but that he spoke to Damesha on the phone shortly before she was killed. Laroye explained that, during their phone conversation, he heard someone come to Damesha’s front door. He said that Damesha put down the phone to see who was at the door and never returned.

Laroye then said that he went home to check on Damesha and found that she had been shot inside the residence. Police were called, and Damesha was pronounced deceased on the scene. Her death was ruled a homicide.

Damesha’s friends and family describe her as a loving mother who was a friend to all. On the surface level, a motive for Damesha’s murder seems difficult to determine - as she did not have any known enemies. However, a closer look into Damesha’s relationships and the events leading up to her murder may hold the answers.

There's worse to come, folks. Strap in and stay strapped.

Time served and released early on good behaviour 🔮 manifest it, bitches.

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Reminder: this month NBC aired Luigi "documentary" featuring NYPD officers and lied about them being involved in Luigi's case.

literally yesterday. all because someone called the police about DIAPERS being shoplifted.

Black children deserve to live and be safe around ALL people, around the world but something so simple is routinely denied to us on the daily by people more concerned with making sure their group doesn’t become the next underclass in which the entire modern world operates on its dehumanization.

im so sorry to this baby, their family, and every Black family dealing with the horrors of antiblackness, having our freedom or lives stolen from us every day.

meanwhile, LAPD shot and killed a Black woman’s dog after being called by her neighbor for being “too loud” during the Knick’s game, one of the biggest basketball event in years.

i seen more comments by nonblack ppl showing sympathy for the dog than the Black woman in the video literally hugging her beloved pet’s dead body in tears while a mob of LAPD officers stand around and watch her dispassionately.

Let’s be clear. In response to a young family’s desire to keep their son safe, clean, and healthy, the police wantonly fired into an allegedly fleeing vehicle. But the Senatobia police responded with the same excessive violence that the police deal out to all working people - violence intended not to protect our communities, but the financial interests of the few.

In the SAME week that we saw the first trillionaire, a young Black baby was murdered over a pack of pampers. Its horrific.

The latest post by the city of Senatobia briefly acknowledges the loss of a child (NOT EVEN NAMING KOHEN) before they launch into asking us to please won’t you keep the mental health of the poor cops in mind. Reprehensible.

Today there was a rally at a city council meeting. Outraged citizens of Mississippi rallying to demand an external investigation and the release of body cam footage. How did the city respond?