See how the innocent pay for the sins of the guilty? NOW they are so determined to find the killer of these two white girls (and what happened to them is terrible) but they are not pulling out all the stops to find this young black lady Tyarra Williams. Now I'm not pleading for the white establishment to do right, I'm just pointing out the reasons why they don't need to be in power anymore and thanking God for the absolute total and complete destruction of the white establishment for under the new king he will make certain that EVERYONE is treated right under the system of justice unlike now where how you're treated is determined by if you're white or other (blacks aren't the only ones getting the shaft by this system).
Police looking for suspects after two teenage girls are murdered in Indiana
By WBKO News Staff |
Posted: Thu 6:16 AM, Feb 16, 2017
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Updated: Thu 6:22 AM, Feb 16, 2017
DELPHI, In. (WBKO) -- On Monday evening, two teenage girls in Carroll County, Indiana were reported missing after last seen going hiking together.
On Tuesday, two bodies were found in a creek not far from the trail.
Wednesday evening, police confirmed that the bodies belonged to Liberty German and Abigail Williams.
Now the community of Delphi is trying to wrap their heads around who would do such a thing.
"Whoever you are that did this I hope they find you real soon," says resident, Mike Gibbs, "and I hope they treat you just the way you need to be treated."
Gibbs is a father with two daughters of his own. He says there's a fine line when you're trying to be a good parent -- saying you can't smother your children, but the world can be harsh.
"You can't be overprotective, you really can't. You have to let them grow up and experience life but at the same time you can't take your eyes off of them for a minute because there are predators out there and that's the reality of life."
Right now, police are looking for a man who was photographed walking on the same trail as the two girls.
They're not calling that man a suspect at this time, but hope to find new leads from any information he may provide.
Wednesday evening, police confirmed that the bodies belonged to Liberty German and Abigail Williams.
Now the community of Delphi is trying to wrap their heads around who would do such a thing.
"Whoever you are that did this I hope they find you real soon," says resident, Mike Gibbs, "and I hope they treat you just the way you need to be treated."
Gibbs is a father with two daughters of his own. He says there's a fine line when you're trying to be a good parent -- saying you can't smother your children, but the world can be harsh.
"You can't be overprotective, you really can't. You have to let them grow up and experience life but at the same time you can't take your eyes off of them for a minute because there are predators out there and that's the reality of life."
Right now, police are looking for a man who was photographed walking on the same trail as the two girls.
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