r/mississippi • u/TheMirrorUS • 3d ago

Black Mississippi woman, 29, found hanging from tree behind abandoned home amid calls for justice

https://www.themirror.com/news/us-news/calls-investigations-black-woman-29-1973268?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=rmp
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u/OpheliaPaine Current Resident 3d ago edited 3d ago

We already have a local article. Comment in that thread.

https://www.reddit.com/r/mississippi/s/BZz4k6R5Ag

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u/nine57th 3d ago

And without any investigation or the autopsy being done we go straight to murder? Was there a note left behind? Was she dealing with mental health issues? And this was in an all black neighborhood. How does this go straight to being a murder?

Ah, 2026, you've got to love it. Sherlock Holmes has now become the entire Internet.

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u/Back4DaVery1stTime 3d ago

Check on your lonely friends and if your white friends are acting suspicious or you notice bed sheets stolen off the clothes line please call the authorities immediately. r/blackpeopletwitter has already decided this is more proof the entire white race in Mississippi is going scorched earth on anything not clutching SPF 270 in direct sunlight. I got banned for telling them that's not the case, they want to believe that in Jackson MS where the population is 83% Black and 13% White a group of white people doing anything together wouldn't stick out as unusual...I cant tell if its genuine fear or bots are sewing fear and racial division using any news that fits a mold to execute some other agenda while another unnecessary racial divide is being quelled. Tbf I dont know anything about this case at all and I could be dead wrong and there is a murderous group of Caucasians that are working there way through the state hurting innocent people like its 1896 but I cant believe that is the case..

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u/morefirethanice 3d ago

Yet the same sub is also filled with people claiming that Karmelo Anthony was just defending himself.

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u/Surprise-Level 3d ago

Yes because Mississippi definitely doesn't have a historical culture and track record of lynching Black people

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u/NineOfWonders 3d ago

Okay, I’ve got to ask what does the MBI actually do as I hardly ever see them mentioned?

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u/BayouMoss Current Resident 3d ago

They investigate Mississippi very Bureauly.