by
Donald Joy
The truth about murder and race in Mississippi may prove reducible to
black and white after all, as with fifty years ago in the infamous
“Mississippi Burning” case. Breaking, bombshell social media evidence
in the Jessica Chambers case suggests the dynamic is reversed, but
similar.
In trying to follow and sort out the details surrounding the grisly
immolation death of the white former cheerleader two weeks ago, one
encounters a cast of very shady characters a country mile long and wide,
with the sordid backstory of small-town police corruption in Panola
County, and a troubled family tale, all of it murky and convoluted
almost beyond belief.
Nailing the actual guilty party, however, could turn out to be not
all that complicated. That’s because some black terrorists in the
victim’s immediate circle have left a rather obvious trail of specific,
racially-oriented murder threats.
One week before,
and on just the day before Jessica Chambers
was carjacked and burned to death, certain blacks among her intimate
circle and acquaintance were involved in Facebook exchanges wherein
calls for the rape and burnings of white women and children, especially the families of white police officers, were posted.
Although not a police officer himself, Jessica Chambers’ father is an
employee of the Panola County sheriff’s department, in the vehicle
maintenance section.
You’ll need to grab a cup of coffee or an energy drink to slurp on, while you try to get a grip on what follows.
In the first Facebook comment in question, on November 30th, a woman using the name “
Teapooh Itiswatitis Latrice” reacts to a fake news story carrying the headline “Cop Shoots 1Yr Old Black Baby After Mistaking Pacifier For Gun.”
“Teapooh,” apparently not being very bright, looks to have
shared the story without realizing it was actually absurd satire,
typical of incendiary internet hoax sites. In sharing the bogus
article,
“Teapooh” typed the comment,
“Somebody need to rape all his kids in front of him then sit(sic)
the house on fire an watch them burn….i bet he was a white man SAD”
She shared it via the Facebook timeline of a woman named
Sandy Rudd (now
please bear with me for a minute while I outline some crucial
connections before giving you the rest of the specific, criminal
threat).
Sandy Rudd is the aunt of
Bryan Rudd, Jessica’s
abusive, criminal ex-boyfriend and local gang member. Sandy, who gave
the false name of “Cassandra Market” to a reporter in an interview, is
herself alleged to be a member of at least one notorious criminal gang —
she denies it, even though at least one picture of her has surfaced
showing her making gang signs in a group picture with others, all of
them defiantly throwing gang signs.
Sandy Rudd acknowledges that she is the one at the gas station who
asked Jessica Chambers for a cigarette, when Jessica is seen on the
store surveillance video walking over to someone who is off-camera.
Jessica lived with Bryan Rudd and his mother,
Theresa Rudd Fleming,
for two years in the period leading up to her murder, before a brief
stay in a Christian-run rehab/shelter for troubled women. Bryan Rudd
has since moved away, to Iowa.
Now get this:
“Teapooh” is, according to the “hacktivists” who have accessed various social media accounts of the people involved, actually
Teanna Rudd, the wife or live-in girlfriend of a man named
Brejuan Buyers.
Brejuan Buyers is the man seen on the gas station’s surveillance video with the
gas can in
the hours just prior to Jessica being burned over 98% of her body. He
rode with Sandy Rudd in her car to the gas station, on that same night
the murder victim is seen at the store —
while he is filling the gas can at the pump — only 90 minutes before she is found burned.
“Teapooh” made more than just that one murderous comment on
Facebook. On the day before Jessica’s murder, on December 5th,she
shared a video via someone posting as
“Derrick Jaxn” (Jessica’s
last word, uttered to a first responder, is reported to have been
“Eric” or “Derrick”). The post was accompanied by her comment,
“Somebody needs to rape all they(sic)
kids in front of them then set them on fire there(sic)
learn then white bitches need to be dead”
The clock is ticking, and the FBI was brought in to work on the case
as of a few days ago. Many persons of interest have been interviewed,
and no arrests have been made.
Brejuan Buyers, the gangsta “gas can man,” can also be seen in two homemade videos
here and
here, getting high and hurling angry obscenities at whoever watches.
Incidentally, just because whichever authority initially declares
some person to have been interviewed and “cleared” doesn’t necessarily
mean that they won’t be implicated later on, upon further
investigation/developments.
Gas station “owner” Ali Alsanai, about whom I’ve previously written,
has now been said by the local District Attorney to be not officially
suspected of any direct involvement in the case. However he remains a
very suspicious figure in all of this, to those who pay close attention
to his story’s inconsistencies, his body language, outward displays,
mannerisms, and deceptive speech patterns (for one thing, honest people
don’t constantly use the phrase “to be honest with you” when answering
questions). In spite of his openly flashy gangsta-jihad persona, he’s
definitely covering up some kind of illegal activity in and/or around
the store.
In one interview, Alsanai blatantly and very casually contradicts
himself on timeline details, and says that pictures of himself posing
with powerful guns are “photoshopped.”
At the
11:48 mark of that
same interview video, the reporter asks him about the small bags being
dealt out to people from inside and in front of the store by a black
woman (seen carrying and handing out the packets on the CCTV recording
on the night of the murder). Alsanai has claimed that the bags contain
“chicken” — some say “chicken” is street slang for methamphetamine or
cocaine. Yet when the interviewer brings them up as supposedly being
“chicken,” Alsanai completely blows the straight face he’d been making
an attempt to maintain, and
starts laughing, obviously breaking up at how preposterous a lie he is telling.
Just prior to her demise, Jessica Chambers is reported by numerous
sources as having been trying to leave the gang and move on with her
life, and had been telling people she was planning to write a book about
having survived the gang lifestyle. She is also reported to have been
in an altercation with someone at the same gas station a week before
her murder.
Many blacks and even some whites on social media are accusing
Jessica’s father of her murder, for no other reason than her having
intimate relationships with dangerous and abusive black men.
After police officers Darren Wilson and Daniel Pantaleo were recently
exonerated by grand juries in the deaths of black criminals Michael
Brown and Eric Garner, and when George Zimmerman was acquitted last year
in the Trayvon Martin case, blacks rioted, looted, burned, and murdered
random whites, just as they did after the initial acquittals of the
white cops in the Rodney King case in 1992. It’s plain to every honest
person that blacks wantonly and savagely attack and murder whites all
the time throughout the country, often for no reason at all except the
thrill of racially-motivated malicious mayhem. Particularly, we have
just seen and heard Michael Brown’s mother’s boyfriend, repeat felon
Louis Head, violently screaming “burn this bitch down!!!” over and over
again, accompanied by blacks rampaging, burning, looting, and attacking —
sometimes fatally, with hammers or other deadly means — random,
innocent whites in St. Louis and elsewhere.
Speaking of Louises, Farrakhan just recently stood before a crowd of
cheering blacks at a prominent Maryland college and renewed his
nationwide public exhortations for blacks to mass-murder whites,
whenever and wherever.
In philosophy and problem solving, there’s the principle of reasoning
known as Occam’s (or Okham’s) Razor, which goes like this: Among
multiple alternative explanations, all of which require various
assumptions in order to arrive at possible solutions, often the simplest
and most plainest answer — involving the least number of assumptions —
turns out to be the right one.
So, we have local black gang associates posting terror
threats on social media — threats of murder, by burning, directed at the
women and children family members of white police employees —
immediately before the murder, by burning, of the white teenage daughter
of a local police department employee. Plus, the killing took place
only minutes after the victim was seen on video at the same location as
the husband or boyfriend of the person who posted the threats, as he was
filling a handheld can with gasoline.
The entire case could simply be one more incident in the modern,
one-sided race war of black on white; a war which is never talked about
in the mainstream media. Or, it could be more complicated than just
black and white.
The evidence so far suggests that, despite the murkiness of elements
and complicated roster of suspicious players, the truth in Courtland,
Mississppi might come with the simplest and most obvious explanation.
Expect things to blow wide open very soon. The blogosphere’s best
and the brightest are all over this caper like George Zimmerman on a
Chipotle burrito bowl.
#JusticeforJessica
I am excited to announce I will actively explore the possibility of running for President of the United States: 
