2011 in review

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: The concert hall at the Syndey Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 39,000 times in 2011. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 12 1/2 sold-out performances for that […]

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A Little Girl Name Phylicia: My Persperctive And Why I’ve Championed For Justice In The Child’s Killing For So Long

The sounds of a desperate mom rang out over the airwaves as Janice Sallis-Mustafa cried pleading to the public for information that would bring young Phylicia Simone Barnes home safely to her family. I recall hearing that interview as media played a clip highlighting the disappearance of a beautiful Honors Teen who had gone missing […]

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The Phylicia Barnes Story: Bomb Shell Drops In Late Teen’s Killing. Suspect’s Attorney Goes On Offensive.

On the anniversary of the tragedy that resulted in the death a Monroe, N.C. Honors teen Phylicia Barnes, the attorney for suspect Micheal Johnson gave an interview in the Baltimore Sun, boldly, and arrogantly stating, “It’s not progressing”. The attorney also charged that a Baltimore police officer who is related to the girl interfered in […]

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The Phylicia Barnes Story: Bryan Barnes Breaks Family’s Silence And Says His Late Sister’s Murder “Points To One Person, And One Person Only”

The older brother of Murdered Honors Teen Phylicia Barnes gave a telephone interview with me late evening on yesterday. The very articulate young professional had previously stated, “I am available to talk to you about my sister’s case from the beginning”. Bryan did just that, and spoke with complete candor while responding to questions I […]

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To Catch A Killer: Phylicia Barnes Killer(s) Had Help And Ample Time To Discard Of Late Teen’s Body

Assuming that nothing occurred prior to December 28, 2010 that resulted in the murder of Monroe, N.C. Honors Teen Phylicia Barnes, that the child was still at her older half sister’s apartment early that morning, and the events that led up to the child’s disappearance materialized during that time frame, who ever killed the child […]

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Riots Over Air Jordan Sneakers In Texas: A Despicable Display Of Civil Unrest By A Community Hungry For Material Prosperity

By now many have already viewed the disturbing cell phone video clips posted on Youtube and other Social Media Websites, that captures a mob which primarily consisted of young Black and Hispanic consumers who camped outside of a Texas Town East Mall, waiting for the midnight release of Micheal Jordan’s Cool Grey Jordan 11’s basketball […]

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