Some Lives Don’t Matter: Hard-Working, Beautiful, Young White Woman, 21, is Slaughtered by Four of Obama’s Sons In Louisiana Restaurant She Managed; Obama Gave No Speech in Her Honor, on the Horrors of Racism, and the National Media Likewise Ignored Her

 

Taylor Marie Friloux 

Re-posted by Nicholas Stix

Thanks to A Texas Reader, who writes,

I guess her life didn't matter.

Friloux, a 2013 graduate of Archbishop Chapelle High School, was always smiling, neighbor Craig Gommel said.

"Taylor was a very sweet, sweet-hearted girl. Just super nice," said Gommel, who gave Friloux a lift to school each morning with his daughter, also a Chapelle student.

"It's just unbelievable," he said of Friloux's death.

Neighbors remember 'sweet, hard-working' Raising Cane's manager killed in Kenner robbery
By Michelle Hunter, NOLA.com | The Times-Picayune
June 29, 2016 at 2:38 P.M., updated June 29, 2016 at 11:19 P.M.

LaPlace neighbors who knew Taylor Friloux, the 21-year-old shift manager fatally stabbed during an armed robbery at Raising Cane's restaurant in Kenner early Wednesday morning (June 29), described her as a quiet but hard-working woman who had always been dedicated to her education and her career.

Friloux, a 2013 graduate of Archbishop Chapelle High School, was always smiling, neighbor Craig Gommel said.

"Taylor was a very sweet, sweet-hearted girl. Just super nice," said Gommel, who gave Friloux a lift to school each morning with his daughter, also a Chapelle student.

"It's just unbelievable," he said of Friloux's death.


Raising Cane's robbery-killing suspect is ex-employee

Joshua Every, 23, of LaPlace, has been arrested

Friloux died of multiple stab wounds suffered during a holdup early Wednesday morning at the Raising Cane's where she worked, 3344 Williams Blvd., Kenner.

Police arrested a former employee, Joshua Every, 23, and booked him with first-degree murder, armed robbery, aggravated burglary and kidnapping, said Lt. Brian McGregor, spokesman for the Kenner Police Department.

Authorities took Every into custody Wednesday morning at his mother's home, in the 100 block of River Oaks Drive, LaPlace.

"My heart goes out to the victim and the family," said Monica Every, Joshua Every's mother. "I want to work with law enforcement to find out what's going on."

Armed with knives

The robbery occurred about 1:25 a.m. Two men wearing gray, hooded sweatshirts approached a pair of employees who had opened a back door at the restaurant to take out trash, Kenner Police Chief Michael Glaser said.

Raising Canes robbery and murder Monica Every, the mother of Joshua Every, talks off camera about her son who is a suspect in the robbery and murder at a Raising Canes in Kenner, Louisiana.

The men ordered the employees back into the business at knifepoint and stole money from the safe before stabbing Friloux multiple times.
She was taken to a local hospital with injuries to her head, neck and chest. She later died of her injuries.

The two men fled the building and left in a waiting vehicle, police said. Kenner police seized a black Mercedes at Monica Every's home. It was towed to police headquarters to be searched.

Investigators believe at least two other suspects participated in the robbery. They are working to identify them, Glaser said.

Sweet girl

A relative at Friloux's home on Wednesday was too distraught to talk. But other neighbors described a friendly woman who had a passion for animals.

"Taylor was always focused on school," said Holly Detillier, 27, who noted Friloux was not one to hang out.

Friloux loved spending time with her family and boyfriend, but was a dedicated worker.

"She was very professional at the job out here," Gommel said, referring to Friloux's time working at the franchise's LaPlace location.

Gommel's daughter was devastated to learn of Friloux's death. He hadn't yet spoken to any relatives but he called her death a shock. Of the robbery and stabbing, Gommel said, "You don't have to go that far."
 

Taylor Marie Friloux
Obituary
The Times-Picayune

Taylor Marie Friloux was taken too soon in life on Wednesday, June 29, 2016 at the age of 21. She was a graduate of Archbishop Chapelle High School in 2013. Taylor was a beautiful, selfless soul who loved her family dearly. She has a heart of gold and left a lasting impression on everyone she met. She loved animals and said she would end up being the old lady with a house full of rescued cats. She loved camping and looked forward to camping in the woods with her family each year for Thanksgiving. At the young age of 17, she joined the Raising Canes family and within 2 years they recognized her value and dedication and promoted her to shift manager. Taylor's work ethic and infectious personality was absorbed by everyone. She was a valued and trusted leader whom her family and friends are all very proud of. She had plans to return to college in the fall to pursue a Business Management degree to further herself in life.

Taylor is the loving daughter of Jamie Reavis and Suzette "Nana" Guerin and her father, Rudy Friloux. She was adored by her maternal grandparents, James "Pamps" and Julie "Mans" Reavis and Laretto ""Mawr Mawr"" Guerin and her paternal grandparents, Alvin "Pappy" and Doris "Maw" Friloux. Sister of Terri F. Morgan (Tim) and 2 half siblings. Godmother and aunt of Madison Morgan. Niece of Jennifer "Aunt Nanny" Helmstetter (Mike), Robbie S. Friloux (Penny), Ritchie Friloux (Bobbie Ann) and Crystal Friloux (Putt). Beloved girlfriend of Mack Keys. Taylor is also survived by numerous great aunts and uncles, cousins and friends.

Relatives and friends are invited to attend the Funeral Service at Garden of Memories Funeral Home, 4900 Airline Drive in Metairie, LA on Tuesday, July 5, 2016 at 2:00 PM. Visitation will be held from 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM. Interment will be private in Garden of Memories Cemetery at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations in Taylor's memory to ARNO (Animal Rescue of New Orleans) at www.animalrescueneworleans.org or by mail at ARNO, Attn: Ginnie, 271 Plauche St., Jefferson, LA, 70123. Please remember to include Taylor's name with your donation and also your contact information so that you may be acknowledged. Online condolences may be offered at www.gardenofmemoriesmetairie.com. .