LOL <lol@anon.net> wrote in news:uf88l6$17581$1@news.mixmin.net:

> https://dailystormer.in/based-black-kills-annoying-girlboss-tech-ceo-in
> -baltimore/
>
> https://www.rt.com/news/583664-anti-racist-ceo-murdered-allegedly-by-bl
> ack-felon/
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>> Black felon suspected in murder of 'anti-racist' CEO
>> 27 Sep, 2023 18:01
>>
>> A Baltimore technology entrepreneur has been found beaten to death on
>> the roof of her apartment building
>>
>> Police in Baltimore, Maryland, have launched a manhunt for a black
>> suspect who allegedly murdered a local business executive who had
>> railed against "criminalization of black bodies" and described
>> herself as an "anti-racist."
>>
>> "This individual will kill, and he will rape," Baltimore Police
>> Commissioner Richard Worley said on Tuesday at a press briefing
>> regarding the alleged beating to death of 26-year-old Pava LaPere.
>> "He will do anything he can to cause harm." Worley announced an
>> arrest warrant for 32-year-old Jason Billingsley for first-degree
>> murder and other charges stemming from the alleged attack on LaPere.
>>
>> The body of LaPere, the CEO of EcoMap Technologies, was found on the
>> roof of her luxury apartment building on Monday. Police said there
>> were signs of blunt-force trauma to her head, which one officer
>> described as "absolutely brutal."
>>
>> Billingsley, a registered sex offender who was released from prison
>> last October after serving just nine years of a 30-year sentence, is
>> a suspect in at least one other criminal case. He has a history of
>> violent crimes dating back to at least 2009, and Baltimore Mayor
>> Brandon Scott said he should be considered "extremely dangerous."
>>
>> "There is no way in hell that he should have been out on the street,"
>> the mayor told reporters. "When the police go out and do their job,
>> as they did in this case ... and the state's attorney goes out and
>> does their work, gets the conviction, the conviction should be the
>> conviction. We are tired of talking about the same people committing
>> the same kind of crimes over and over again."
>>
>> LaPere, who employed dozens of people at EcoMap Technologies, was
>> honored this year by Forbes magazine on its "30 Under 30" list of top
>> young executives in terms of social impact. She was a vocal
>> supporter of Black Lives Matter and spoke out against alleged racism
>> in the US criminal justice system.
>>
>> "EcoMap Technologies stands against systemic racism, bigotry and a
>> police state that criminalizes black bodies," LaPere reportedly said
>> on her Instagram account. "We stand in support of the Black Lives
>> Matter movement, now and always. We commit to being anti-racist in
>> all aspects of what we do - from the team members we hire to the
>> customers we serve."
>>
>> LaPere touted the fact that more than 30% of her employees were
>> black. "We commit to improving diverse representation in our
>> company," she said. "In addition to donations, we will commit our
>> community service hours to organizations that promote and support
>> black entrepreneurship."
>>
>> EcoMap Technologies posted a statement on Tuesday, calling the
>> circumstances surrounding LaPere's death "deeply distressing." The
>> company added, "Pava was not only the visionary force behind EcoMap
>> but was also a deeply compassionate and dedicated leader."
>
> Girls can't code.

She met the dude on a multicultural dating site. Entirely her fault.