How many murders per killer? Columbus police spox confirms triple homicide, but denies there’s a (bLACK) serial killer on the loose out of one side of his mouth, while confirming his existence out of the other side of his mouth (mug shots!)

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
tuesday, december 17, 2024 at 7:10:00 p.m. est

Triple homicide confirmed, police deny there’s a (bLACK) serial killer on the loose

“(Columbus dispatch) Columbus police held a press briefing tuesday to dispel rumors that a triple homicide last week on the city's South Side was connected to rumors of a serial killer that have been fueled by social media speculation.

“assistant chief Smith Weir said at the briefing that the Columbus division of police is aware of the rumors, and flatly denied that there is a serial killer on the loose.

“‘we can definitively say that is not the case,’ Weir said.

Columbus police are still searching for "several suspects" in connection with the triple homicide, he said, but added that he could not divulge much else, citing the ongoing investigation.

[N.S.: But in refusing to physically describe and name the suspects—whose identities he knows—he is aiding and abetting them, and helping them to murder yet more people. Thus, he and his chief, Elaine Bryant, are accessories after, and possibly before the fact.]

“Columbus police assistant chief Smith Weir gives an update tuesday, dec. 17, 2024, on the case of three women who were found shot to death saturday afternoon dec. 14, 2024, at a home in the 1300 block of south ohio avenue on the city’s south side. the victims were identified late monday afternoon, dec. 16, 2024, as Sierra Muse, 34; Dawn Clover, 49, and Tiffany Parrish, 36. police records called the slayings ‘drug related.

“Weir also urged any potential witnesses or anyone else with information regarding the triple shooting to contact the division’s homicide unit. Weir specifically said that anyone who may have seen any foot or vehicle traffic in the alley behind the home on the 1300 block of ohio avenue in the days leading up to the fatal shooting should come forward.

“the assistant chief acknowledged that the ohio avenue house where the killings occurred has a ‘history,’ but said he did not know details regarding calls for service to the house.

[N.S.: Then how does he know the house has a “history”? Too many “calls for service” and other police visits to keep track of?]

“police identified the victims late monday afternoon as Sierra Muse, 34, Dawn Clover, 49, and Tiffany Parrish, 36. they were all pronounced dead at 4 p.m. by Columbus division of fire medics at a home in the 1300 block of south ohio avenue.

“police acknowledged a connection to a previous murder, but that a third murder was ‘not related to either of these incidents.’”

[N.S.: In other words, we can definitively say that IS the case. They believe one of the killers of the three females at the house murdered a fourth vic, but NOT a fifth vic with whom they are familiar.]

Columbus—I wouldn’t want to live there, either.

--GRA

Columbus pd assistant chief Smith Weir during december 17, 2024 press conference

Columbus police chief Elaine Bryant