The DOJ should be all over this company. They know who is responsible for this young man’s death. There has to be video evidence of the man chasing him. The police department also needs to be investigated.
OmGOD I am reading this with a very deep & sad heart🥲 I am a mother & I feel for this devoted mother!!! May her heart be in peace🙏🏿. RIH RASHEEN 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Wake up my people. How long and how many sons and daughters must pass before you realize that looking towards a nation that will not save us will not work. God didn’t raise docile disciples.
This story is stranger than fiction. Too many questions, why would you go 22 miles without knowing how to get back? Why would you not have a solid backup plan and risk being stuck in an unfamiliar town? No family or friends to call for help? They don't have Uber? even a taxi? I just don't know anyone who would go somewhere 22 miles from their home and not have a plan to get back. He had a ATM card? Hard to understand this case. Even if I barely knew this young man I would have given him a ride but seriously schooled him with his judgement.
You clearly know little to nothing about Mississippi. Lots of people travel from small towns to other towns for temp jobs in Mississippi because Mississippi is rural. Fayette (his home city) only has 1 grocery store & a bunch of gas stations. So it makes sense why he would leave that area for a better paying job miles away. He went to Taylorsville (the town where he went missing) with a friend for the job & from what I researched, he & the friend got into it. His mom was traveling out of state working (again, for more money) & he was trying to get a ride back home since he was walking miles to work in a predominantly white town. There are no taxis or Ubers in Taylorsville. If you drive through that city & blink you will be out of it. He went to the police station asking for a ride to the next town. They said no. He eventually found a ride but the police told him he couldn’t stay at the police station. So he left walking & his body was found on the property of one of the (white) police officer’s deer camp. I’m not sure what part you couldn’t understand with a simple Google or RUclips search. Everything I typed was from RUclips & Google.
I'm so tired of this injustice that continues. I am tired of other races receiving reparations even if they weren't even in this country . When will we overcome.
I'm just hearing about this, my heart and prayers are with you all and I pray justice is done.
BIBLE OBADIAH 1:15
This is so sad
The DOJ should be all over this company. They know who is responsible for this young man’s death. There has to be video evidence of the man chasing him. The police department also needs to be investigated.
Praying for the family. Hope he is safe.
#justiceforrasheemcarter🙏🏽
Everyone failed him in more ways than one
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Fasho
I was just thinking the same thing
OmGOD I am reading this with a very deep & sad heart🥲 I am a mother & I feel for this devoted mother!!! May her heart be in peace🙏🏿. RIH RASHEEN 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
“my heart is heavy…”
that’s not the _only_ thing that’s heavy 😒
I just heard about this today. Praying hard they find the killers!
BIBLE OBADIAH 1:15
@@obadiahconrad8989 Amen
Word is, it was his Boss
Is there any updates?
Wake up my people. How long and how many sons and daughters must pass before you realize that looking towards a nation that will not save us will not work. God didn’t raise docile disciples.
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Start at the Court house . This is nothing new in Mississippi.
This story is stranger than fiction. Too many questions, why would you go 22 miles without knowing how to get back? Why would you not have a solid backup plan and risk being stuck in an unfamiliar town? No family or friends to call for help? They don't have Uber? even a taxi? I just don't know anyone who would go somewhere 22 miles from their home and not have a plan to get back. He had a ATM card? Hard to understand this case. Even if I barely knew this young man I would have given him a ride but seriously schooled him with his judgement.
His friend left him
You clearly know little to nothing about Mississippi. Lots of people travel from small towns to other towns for temp jobs in Mississippi because Mississippi is rural. Fayette (his home city) only has 1 grocery store & a bunch of gas stations. So it makes sense why he would leave that area for a better paying job miles away. He went to Taylorsville (the town where he went missing) with a friend for the job & from what I researched, he & the friend got into it. His mom was traveling out of state working (again, for more money) & he was trying to get a ride back home since he was walking miles to work in a predominantly white town. There are no taxis or Ubers in Taylorsville. If you drive through that city & blink you will be out of it. He went to the police station asking for a ride to the next town. They said no. He eventually found a ride but the police told him he couldn’t stay at the police station. So he left walking & his body was found on the property of one of the (white) police officer’s deer camp. I’m not sure what part you couldn’t understand with a simple Google or RUclips search. Everything I typed was from RUclips & Google.
This comment is obviously from someone who is not from Mississippi.
No need in victim shamming my dude those redneck hicks including the police murdered him
I'm very close to this case and thus far you're that only person I've seen online that is approaching this rationally.
I'm so tired of this injustice that continues. I am tired of other races receiving reparations even if they weren't even in this country . When will we overcome.
When you stop holding yourselves back.
Lmao!!
@@Stronghand-yw1lk The young man wasn't holding back and still haters had to continue doing what they do best which is hate.
Mississippi burnings all over again
His family need to be talking to Smith County Sheriff's Office, not Taylorsville P.D. because his body was found in the county not in town.
Yes....wonder if it was drug related?
Right