A Young lady was found dead in a West Texas campus; Ironic This Innocent woman's death even as Sandra Bland, another innocent, was Murdered by texas cops!

 

NOw I'm not going to celebrate the death of this poor woman; obviously a murder! But I can't help but to draw parallels at how they're so alarmed and outraged at the murder of this woman, obviously a white woman, and how they try an claim Sandra Bland took her own life after she was beaten, dragged off to jail, stripped, and murdered in her cell by texas police pigs! God doesn't like ugly and so He's giving them a taste of their own medicine! NOw they want the world to feel the outrage and alarm that they feel yet there was none of that when their police murdered our Sistah Gurl just  because she had a big mouth! Sorry, I feel sorry for the poor girl, but I have no outrage for this!  I pray her murderer is found but notice how they're doing more for this poor girl than they did for Sandra Bland! God is rewarding you for your evil and I'm certain more is  to come as is needed with this outright blatant display of psychotic racism!

 

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A body was found at the University of Texas at Austin on Tuesday, April 5, 2016 in a creek near the Etter-Harbin Alumni Center, 2110 San Jacinto Blvd., just across the street from Darrell K Royal Stadium.

The Austin Police Department has taken the lead in a homicide investigation into a body found on the University of Texas campus as Travis County officials conduct an autopsy, officials said Wednesday.
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The dead woman was discovered before 11 a.m. Tuesday near Waller Creek, which is behind the Etter-Harbin Alumni Center, which is across San Jacinto Boulevard from Darrell K Royal Stadium.

The Travis County Medical Examiner's Office is currently conducting an autopsy and has not been able to identify the body, said Sarah Scott, the office's chief administrative officer.
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Investigators with the Austin Police Department are working closely with the University of Texas Police Department, University of Texas System police, the Texas Department of Public Safety and the Texas Rangers, the department said in a news release Wednesday.
However, the department said it is not yet releasing new information regarding the case.
"Please continue to be patient," the department said. "This is still an open and on-going investigation."
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Students speculated on social media that the woman is a female theater and dance student reported missing since the weekend.
Emails sent to some students at about 2 p.m. Tuesday telling them the College of Fine Arts had canceled theater and dance classes for the remainder of the day and make counselors available further fueled that speculation.
Calls to numbers associated with the student's parents were not returned Wednesday.
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