One Is Dead

I hadn't been following this story up until now, but I think I have this figured out. The truth was told about what happened, just not everything. I'm sure D.A. Amy Weirich came to the same conclusion I did.  This is playing out like an episode of "America Undercover". I keep waiting for Chris Hanson to come out and end the skit. That's why charges for murder weren't  pursued in this case. If I were a betting man, I would bet there was an inappropriate sexual relationship between these two.

What kind of mentoring was a boyish looking 28 yr.old unidentified, policeman  providing to a grown, homeless, high school senior? He was mentoring him  alright. It was probably more like manipulation. This picture doesn't do the victim justice, unless they have an agenda. It's like the Trayvon Martin photo. It was  taken years ago. But this isn't the same young man that  was texting Officer Shaw and borrowing money so he could get something to eat.

When Officer Shaw said they met at a vacant house. His credibility was gone. Whether I'm right or wrong. He was up to no good. The fact that he was a Memphis police brought about visions of a lawsuit. But by all accounts no one even knew he was a police. That I do believe. But why would you try and rob someone who has been giving you money and texting you? That would cut the money off and you could easily be traced. Only two people know what happened that day One is dead.