No, not this Byron White! Above and below: shots of late Heisman Trophy runner-up and Supreme Court justice Byron “Whizzer” White
Re-posted by Nicholas Stix
These are Stepford people, right? They’re robots that just look like people. Once they start talking, they give themselves away.
Thanks to reader-researcher “W,” who writes,
Here we go again. A white adult is killed for his cell-phone by an Afro-teen. But the widow has already forgiven her husband’s murderer and other local whites are focusing on “gun violence.” The Seattle area is becoming increasingly unfriendly to whites guilty of minding their own business.The title is morally obscene. The only circumstances under which an editor could properly write a headline saying, “Two women share grief over Greenwood slaying,” would be if, say, one woman was the vic’s wife, and the other was his daughter, sister, or mother.
I sought to post the following comment:
Alleged reporter, Christine Clarridge, gives a textbook example of “sensitive” crime propaganda. The black perp’s family is put on the same moral plane as the vic’s, something that is never done in the extremely rare case of white-on-black violence. The point, of course,is to put the black killer on the same moral plane as his white victim. We hear of “gun violence,” rather than racist black violence.
I have to believe that aspiring propagandists are taught to do this is in propaganda, er, J-school.
And by the way, who paid for the killer’s airline ticket?
But I couldn’t. Although the story initially appeared 39 hours ago, the Seattle Times either blocked all commenting, or permitted some before sending them all down the memory hole, and then lied, with the following statement in the comments section:
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That’s a bald-faced lie. Based on my experience reading similar stories in the Times, I can guarantee you that scores of people either posted comments, or sought to.
But it gets better. The Seattle Times refused to publish the name or picture of confessed murderer Byron White, not to be confused with late Heisman Trophy runner-up and Supreme Court Justice Byron “Whizzer” White.
Two women share grief over Greenwood slaying
Originally published March 3, 2014 at 9:55 P.M. | Page modified March 4, 2014 at 10:12 A.M.
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The slaying of David L. Peterson on Feb. 23 has left two families devastated: the victim’s and the suspected killer’s.
By Christine Clarridge
Seattle Times
David L. Peterson was shot to death Feb. 23 during a robbery.
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The two Seattle women are heartbroken: one because her husband of more than 20 years has been slain; the other because her son is accused of the murder.
On the same day David L. Peterson’s suspected killer — a 17-year-old Ballard High School student — was ordered held in detention for investigation of homicide, the most important women in their lives were expressing compassion and sorrow for each other’s family.
“I feel heartbroken for his family,” said Kimberly Dawn Pettigrew Peterson. “I’ve known now for a week and now his mother and his family is just finding out about this. I’m sure they are heartbroken themselves.”
Pettigrew Peterson, the widow of David Peterson, 54, said that as a mother and a person of faith she has forgiven her husband’s killer and feels nothing but grief for his family.
The teen’s mother, Yvette Watkins, acknowledged she knows little about the allegations, but said her son had been a good and respectful student from a two-parent household who had been taught the difference between right and wrong.
She said he had taken a turn for the worst over the couple of months, but she had not seen this coming. Contrary to media reports, she said he was not homeless.
“Our heart goes out to the Peterson family. They have been torn apart,” Watkins said. “And we’ve been torn apart, too. A piece of my heart has been snatched out of my chest.”
Her son, a decorated member of the Ballard High football team, is accused of shooting Peterson in the chest while stealing his cellphone during a Feb. 23 confrontation on a Greenwood street. He was arrested Saturday at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport as he was about to board a flight for Atlanta, Seattle police say in an affidavit of probable cause that outlines the case against the suspected shooter.
The boy told police after his arrest that he did the shooting, according to the affidavit.
During a detention hearing Monday at the King County Juvenile Detention Center, the boy waived his appearance as a judge found probable cause to order him held until a decision is made on charges. Dan Donohoe, spokesman for King County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg, said charges are expected to be filed Wednesday.
Under state law 17-year-old suspects facing serious, violent offenses can be charged automatically in adult court.
The Seattle Times generally does not name juvenile suspects unless they’ve been charged in adult court.
According to the affidavit, Peterson had gone for a routine walk on Feb. 23, a Sunday evening,
When Peterson was near the intersection of North 85th Street and First Avenue Northwest around 8:30 p.m., police say the 17-year-old tried to rob him of his cellphone. Peterson refused to give up the phone and called 911 as the teen walked away, the document says.
When the teen heard Peterson calling, he allegedly returned and shot Peterson in the chest once, then took the phone, according to the affidavit.
Peterson was dead on the ground, and several witnesses identified the teen as the killer.
Seattle police originally said they were searching for three suspects — two black males and a white female — who had been seen running from the area.
Just before Peterson was killed, Susan Zielinski, a waitress at the nearby restaurant the Baranof, said three people — two black males and a white female — came into the restaurant just before closing and asked for a to-go order. She said that while she was looking away the three grabbed a drop bag of cash from the register and ran off.
Zielinski told KING-TV she believes the 17-year-old shooting suspect was one of the three people who stole the cash.
Police said Monday they are no longer looking for additional suspects in Peterson’s slaying.
“Detectives talked to the other two and determined we have the shooter,” Seattle police spokeswoman Renee Witt said.
On Friday, Seattle police served a search warrant at a home in the 9000 block of Fourth Avenue Northwest after learning the suspect had run there after the shooting. Lead detective Cloyd Steiger told KIRO radio that police had learned the teen “had run to that house after the shooting and the gun, at one point, was hidden there.”
Steiger said the gun has not been recovered.
Seattle Public Schools spokeswoman Teresa Whipple confirmed the teen suspect was enrolled at Ballard High. She said counselors have been made available for students who wish to discuss the shooting or the arrest.
The teen played on the school’s varsity football team, listed as a 6-foot-2, 190-pound linebacker and tight end. He was an All-KingCo Conference linebacker as a senior.
At his memorial service last weekend, Peterson, a former soldier [an Army veteran], was remembered as a man of faith; someone with strong opinions, but who delivered them kindly, according to the officiating minister Dale Amundson.
According to Amundson, Peterson’s widow said they met when they both worked at a gas station in San Diego and she described him as a “doer.” If he was moved to help someone, he did so with something tangible, a meal or a coat, she told Amundson.
“He always had a smile on his face and wanted to make people leave feeling good,” Amundson said.
Peterson’s widow, Pettigrew Peterson, and his brother attended Monday’s court hearing at the King County Juvenile Detention Center.
“I think it’s my responsibility to my brother and his family,” said Greg Peterson of Minnesota. “It’s a very significant tragedy in our life, and we’re not just going to walk away from this.”
Christine Clarridge can be reached at cclarridge@seattletimes.com or 206-464-8983.
Seattle Times news researcher Miyoko Wolf contributed to this report.
The "teen" is a 6'2" 190 pound linebacker? Clearly, the use of language to obfuscate reality is the reason for the existence the MSM.
ReplyDeleteLet's start using the Obama Administration's terminology:
Military Age Male. (MAM)
So, the story should be written, "The 6'2" 190 pound Military Age Male was a linebacker who allegedly shot Mr. Peterson."
Two young black males and one young white female.
ReplyDeleteThat young white female probably either a runaway or an angry and disaffected teen estranged from her family.
That young white teen female with the two young black males probably doing petty crime at the insistence of the young negro criminals.
Shoplifting and such. Then escalates to prostitution and such.
It has been noted that defeated societies see the young females "prostituting" themselves with the victors.
As with whitey USA having their young teen girls take up with negro thugs.
America, you have turned so foul.
Big strapping negro thug the linebacker type can kill you in a second without even batting an eye.
ReplyDeleteDo they have concealed carry in Washington state?
Hi Anonymous #2,
ReplyDeleteThat's an interesting observation about the behavior of young females of defeated societies.
I once read that n the wake of one of Austria's defeats in the Napoleonic Wars (1805 or 1809?), the French noted that the women of Vienna were free with their "favors" and thought them to be immoral.
I also recall reading that after the French entered Berlin, following Prussia's defeat in 1806, that young Prussian men were eager to join Napoleon's guard regiments.
Just some trivia that I happened to remember.
For what it's worth, neither of these nations ultimately gave up against Napoleon and France, in spite of such behavior.
This is astonishing. The Seattle Times describes the negro killer as, "...a decorated member of the Ballard High football team" and later goes on to state "The teen played on the school’s varsity football team, listed as a 6-foot-2, 190-pound linebacker and tight end. He was an All-KingCo Conference linebacker as a senior."
ReplyDeleteWhy haven't they given us more details about his football skill? Maybe yards run, tackles made? How fast did he run the 100 meter? Did he also play basketball? If you follow such things, you would recall that after Delbert Belton's murder by two young negroes in Spokane, Washington, the Chief of Police there, Frank Straub, praised one of the killers for having "been involved in basketball".
White people have collectively gone mad. They spend so much time admiring negro sports performance, that they have gone insane.
I know the female and the other male. This is still an on going investigation and no one is at liberty to talk about what happened. I am amazed at how media can easily distort the facts. What is just as amazing is how gullible the readers can be. There are many broken hearts over this crime and my condolences to both families.
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