On Valentine’s Day, Yet Another White Girl Succumbs to the Fatal Disease of Jungle Fever

By Grand Rapids Reader

Interesting case in Battle Creek, Michigan, as white girl Kayla Marie Babick was killed Sunday, with black boyfriend Deangelo Gaines claiming it was an accident.

So on Valentine’s Day, he had nothing better to do than clean a gun. It appears right now... a perfect crime. “Police do not anticipate making an arrest.” The poor white relatives were on TV crying, while the totally uneducated black relatives (sounding like they were from Roots) said what is usually said, “They was in love-and so happy.”

The stupid fruit didn’t fall too far from the tree with that group. A shame she got involved with him.

The problem is he has changed his story once already—first saying he was cleaning a gun that went off and then saying she laid down on the gun on a bed, causing it to fire into her stomach. Police are investigating, saying “the changes in the story are causing us to look into this further.”

When will they ever learn?

Pictures and story on WOODTV.com .
 

N.S.: When I read that the vic’s name was Kayla, I immediately thought of Kayla Rolland, the five-year-old white girl who was murdered by her six-year-old, black classmate, Dedrick Owens, who knew to run and hide the murder weapon in the boys’ room. As I wrote in The State of White America-2007,

Mount Morris Township, MI. The most notorious racial attack against a white child was undoubtedly the February 29, 2000 murder of white six-year-old Kayla Rolland, by her black six-year-old classmate, Dedrick Owens, in their first-grade classroom at Theo J. Buell Elementary School. Dedrick, a sociopath who already had a history of beating children and stabbing them with pencils, took out a gun he had brought, loaded the weapon's clip, [xix] aimed the gun at Kayla, with whom he had scuffled the day before, and said, "I don't like you." The plucky little girl responded, "So what?" Dedrick shot her in the neck or the chest, depending on the news account, killing her.

The young murderer even knew to run to the bathroom, and hide the murder weapon.

The media initially refused to so much as report on the respective races of the killer and his victim, and refused ever to consider the racial aspect of the murder.

On further reflection, I realized that for a white girl in the jungle, any name is unlucky.

In the Kayla Marie Babick murder, the Battle Creek Police Department sought to cover up the identities of perp and vic alike, which are known only thanks to the perp’s mother, and most media have refused to report on the crime.

Apparently, the BCPD are afraid the crime would mess up their precious fakestats. Not to worry! At worst, the perp will be charged with “man,” which will not show up in the city’s murder stats. I guess the BCPD is concerned about keeping its man stats down, too.
 

Man tells BCPD fatal shooting was accidental
24 Hour News 8 web staff
February 14, 2016, 4:29 p.m.
Updated: February 15, 2016, 6:55 p.m.
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich. (WOOD) — Battle Creek police are investigating after a man said he accidentally shot his girlfriend, killing her.

It happened around 1:30 p.m. Sunday at a residence on Highway Street between Cliff Street and Lathrop Avenue. The Battle Creek Police Department says one shot was fired, resulting in the death of 24-year-old Kayla Marie Babick.

BCPD says Babick and her 25-year-old boyfriend, identified by his mother as Deangelo Gaines, were in an upstairs bedroom of the home they shared when the shooting happened. Gaines told police that he was cleaning his handgun when it accidentally fired.

[We’re supposed to believe that he cleaned a loaded gun, with his girlfriend just a few feet away in the same room?]

Deangelo Gaines is hugged by his family members. (Feb. 14, 2016)
Babick was shot once in the side of her abdomen.
“I just heard a big bam and me and my daughter, we opened the door, we opened the sliding door, we ran up and we seen Kayla running down the steps, saying she was about to die,” said Teresa Gaines, Deangelo Gaines’ mother.

She said Babick collapsed at the bottom of the stairs and that her son tried to help her.

“Constantly talking to her, kept bringing her back, bringing her back,” Teresa Gaines said. “Letting her know that he loved her and he wouldn’t do nothing to hurt her.”

911 was called quickly, BCPD said, but Babick died on the scene.

The gun in question, a .45-caliber, is registered to Deangelo Gaines. He is cooperating with the investigation. There is no word yet on whether he could face charges or what those charges would be.

Family members said Babick had two children.

[“Two children”? What ages and sexes? Who was the father(s)? All sort of basic, common-sense questions that reporters would have asked in the past are now forbidden, all thanks to the black anti-morality revolution.]

“Never even entered my mind something like that would ever happen,” said Chris Babick, Kayla Babick’s grandmother. “I just don’t know what happened. I still don’t know what happened — probably nobody ever else will know exactly what happened.”

[“Never even entered my mind…” Then you’re either a liar or an imbecile.]

She had purchased burial plots for herself and her husband. She said she will now be giving one of those to her granddaughter.

Teresa Gaines said her son and Babick had known each other for about 10 years. She said they had dated in the past, broken up and then started dating again within the last year. She said they were very much in love with each other. She said there was never any domestic violence between them.
“They had a perfect relationship. You know how you have your ups and downs, I He’ll walk away first,” she said.

Gaines said she loved Babick like a daughter.

“She was a sweetheart,” she said.

Babick was an organ donor. Family members said they are comforted somewhat knowing that her organs will help others.

[Yeah, they’ll save the lives of black shooting victims, who would never be organ donors, because they don’t want their organs to help save white lives.]

–24 Hour News 8’s Sarah Hurwitz and Leon Hendrix contributed to this report.