SO SAD! Great for Newsone to show stories about our missing.

Wait the hell a minute: Missing 3/2010 and remains found 11/2010…but was able to finally identify them (WHEN) yesterday, last week…WHEN and why not in November 2010 when you found them.

All those yt females whose remains are located – identity is determined within a month per dental records or whatever other methods they have. It does not take this long…RIP Little Queen!!!

Georgia is off the hook – aren’t they!!!

I can’t possibly imagine what her parents are going through. Prayerfully positively identifying this baby will provide some sense of comfort. What kind of monsters are in this world?

I am absolutely sick of worthlesss sc**bags murdering black women! This has got to cease… They need to start executing violent offenders since many victims fall prey to violent offenders that have previously been in police custody and/or prison. Dead men can’t re-offend. The state of Georgia needs to put a STOP to their ShTT!!!!!!!

We have to be much more watchful in our own communities of who is around, who we interact with and story after story I want to know why the hell so many irresponsible feel the need to leave the care of their children with other men – stepfathers, boyfriends, etc.

Also there are too many younger people making babies and unable to handle the consequences. It’s time for a campaign among ourselves to encourage morality, common sense, and not having kids until you’ve set things up for them in the first place.

We in the Black community need to position ourselves for success in the future. It’s just a matter of knowing what to do to be savvy and be prepared. Never mind the past and the hangups it’s time to encourage healing in our community.

We also need to keep watch of our kids even more so. They don’t have any privacy or freedom. Watch, question, get to know the other parents, learn the latest technology and pay more attention. Really watch the surroundings too and the comings and goings. Watch the pathways home and observe your kids/teens when they’re not watching INCLUDING people that may just be casually walking by. Many times there could be a clue there.

I say this because in my college days I met up with a serial killer who used aids as a weapon. He was a security guard, white male, in his 30′s with blonde hair, blue eyes and fit right in. He was very friendly, very helpful. The one reason he didn’t mess with me was because since the campus had a history of being a former mental institution I made comments about the inmates minding the asylum and had a glass juice bottle at the ready to crack on the pavement and make an instant jagger. I also mentioned that since there was a history of murdered nurses on the old property there, that if I ever became a ghost, I would taunt my murderer into the grave. I’d gather up all the other ghosts and come after him. I’d be pulling toes, pushing him down the stairs and bureau drawers would be flying like damn frisbees! Ooops right upside the head!

I didn’t know who he was at the time. I do remember looking at him while telling this to him and remembering how quiet he was, how he looked kind of surprised at what I said but only vaguely, as though he meant to say ‘funny you should mention that’. I will always remember his eyes, they were just empty. It’s the first thing I look for when I meet a person. If the eyes are empty or beady (Rudy Giuliani has beady eyes- former mayor of NYC).

I found out in an interesting way that this guy was doing this and that his tactic is to make friends first and then one day catch you off guard. People, men and women have to observe and develop the ability to discern behavior. It takes time. But like Maya Angelou said “people are telling you who they are, you just have to listen”. In this case you have to watch.

I’m in a forgotten area of NYC and trust me, it’s better off left forgotten too. There are too many paranoid, provincial republicans out here inhibiting growth of the place. Turns out the police were keeping this killer under wraps. I was at a dinner party and a friend of a friend just started telling me details out of the blue. She was even able to describe how the guy sounded, his height, how I thought I could knock him out because I was bigger than him and so on. She was able to give lots of details. Up until that time, I had just seen a security guard at a college campus, after missing a bus after coming from paying a tuition bill. He offered me a seat, we had a conversation, there was lots of construction going on and I talked about defending myself.

When I went back to tell people what I knew, they couldn’t figure out who I was talking about. This guy was able to fit in so well that he went totally unnoticed. He had the same security guard uniform on, etc. Because of white skin, he was never under suspicion.

So, observe your neighborhoods, shopping areas, cleaning people at the school, the neighbors boyfriend, the friend of a friend at the BBQ in the backyard, the stcckboy at the store, etc. Don’t be paranoid or scared, just watchful.

Being spiritual enough to not be afraid of ghosts also helped. It surprised him that I talked about being empowered after death so much that he had to take a step back. I now believe this was beyond his control and he didn’t know what to do about it. Having the power and control to harm someone hoping to keep their life is one thing. After life, well, they’re not thinking about that. Knowing that your essence will go forwards after you shed your body is something they can’t handle.

Be watchful out there!

Wonder, true and profound!!!

You are a sack of contradictory rolled in shyt…

you come on this Black site, call Sistahs out of their names to blatantly be disrespectful and as you say it, “you got served and you and whatever her name is will assassinate other Black People, you type to Sistahs in extremely vile and despicable sexual nature. you also call Bruthas on this site the N-word and how you will hang them and you team up with all the other racist that infiltrates this site.

Do you not see the contradiction…

It is sad that the missing girl’s remains were identified but
I still wonder about another missing girl case and how the
Jahessye Shockley case is going?

Has anyone heard anything about the girl or a body being found?

Last news I read (December 21,2011) , authorities “suspected” that she wasn’t alive but
there has been no word of the girl or a body being found (at least
not that I’m aware of).

Last time I heard, they were trying to determine if it would be wise to go forward with searching for her body in the landfill they are sure the “mother” dumped the baby. Maybe NewsFun will take your hint and find out for us?

i’m getting depressed reading all these stories about these babies…

It is depressing but I can only imagine how depressing it is for parents
if their missing child is only given “second rate” media attention.

That is absolutely ridiculous. I never used the N-Word in my whole life until I met Ronisha after I moved to Seattle. I do far more for black people in Seattle than most black people do. I assist people in getting JOBS as well as assisting with resources to establish their own businesses.. I’ve done far more to help black people than I have helped Puerto Ricans! Talking smack on a website is one thing, but using financial resources in the real world is another. My people plant huge gardens and also raise chickens, goats, sheep, cows and horses in Enumclaw, WA. We go around giving people free vegetables by the truck load and also giving people free meat. Regardless to what you and others think on this website, black people in the real world have a great deal of respect and admiration for me and Ronisha. At least 200 people are coming to our wedding on April 15th 2012 at the Seattle Space Needle and 95% of them are black people. Don’t you know anything? In Puerto Rico, dark skinned black people are held in high regard, very much unlike in the 48 where light skinned blacks think that they are better than dark skinned blacks. Puerto Ricans embrace black people more than YOU do!!! Yeah I talk a lot of smack on this website to SHIFTLESS Negroes that are just plain WHACK!

So sad, but now at least the family can lay her remains to rest. God bless her young soul.

A PARENTS WORST NIGHTMARE !!!!!!!!

You never here of cases of “our own” missing children and adults. I’ve never seen Ms Hill profiled on “Nancy Grace” or any other show geared towards these type of cases. Thankfully however, TVONE has debuted a show hosted by the wonderful S. Epatha Merkerson called “Find Our Missing”, which is exactly what we need. I’ve watched every single episode thus far, please support the show, check your local listings for dates & times in your region.

sad soooo sad

people, spirituality is a protection. stop, being in a hurry.20 mins first thing in the am , 20 min before bed at night be quiet listen. write a journal. let tv go,LISTEN. MEDITATION HAS SAVED MY LIFE MORE THAN ONCE .
i even pay attention to my dream life. subconscious just not respected in this culture. God will help you, but you have to wake up to that and participate.
back in the day,a lot of us knew this. And we got to survive

i have never heard of this girl either. Time to get familiar w/ the “Our Missing”. People, organize–don’t just drift—start talking.

My dau get’s pretty upset with me for not letting her wander out of my eye site. What my dau must realize is there are killers lurking all around you. Sorry for being such a tough parent but maybe more parents should keep a close eye on their kids. Even if we feel like a friend house around the corner is safe don’t let your guard down. So sad!

Why did it take so long to identify her?

Rest in peace, young lady. So sorry.