A Flower In The River: Justice Not Certain In Upcoming Retrial Of Phylicia Barnes Murder Case

A Continuing Series On The Murder Case Of Phylicia Barnes   With just under a week away before the scheduled 2nd murder trial of Michael Maurice Johnson begins, who is accused of killing the promising honors student Phylicia Barnes, it’s sad that nearly three years later the pretty book smart kid’s story has failed to […]

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One Year Later Cowards Remain Free: Stone Mountain Community Keeps It’s Silence On Anniversary Of Malone Youth Slaying

It’s a story which has been shared all over the world. The senseless and tragic killing of a beautiful hundred pound teen girl from Stone Mountain, GA name Vanessa “Honey” Malone went viral, as followers of her case struggled to understand why 4-6 masked gunman would shoot the unarmed young woman in the back and […]

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The Bloody Sands Of Sigma Chi: Who Killed Gregory Johnson Jr?

Sigma Chi is one of the largest Greek-Letter social fraternities in North America with more than 240 active chapters in the United States and Canada and more than 300,000 initiates. Sigma Chi was founded on June 28, 1855 at Miami University in Oxford Ohio. According to the fraternity’s constitution, “the purpose of the fraternity shall be to cultivate and maintain the high […]

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A Flower In The River: Justice Continues To Elude Mustafa Family Nearly Three Years After The Pretty Monroe Teen Went Missing

A Continued Series On the Murder of Phylicia Barnes   If someone would have told me that the murder case of Phylicia Barnes would span several years I would not have believed them. Sadly though, nearly three years after the book smart country girl from rural North Carolina went missing, her case continues to make […]

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A Deep Fear Of Black Men In America: Killing Of Unarmed Black Man In Charlotte Denotes An Acceptable Police Culture Of Excessive Force

It’s widely believed within the African American community that many white Americans have a distinct fear of big muscular black men, and it’s debatable if such fear is justified whether you rationalize the prevalence of black on black violence, or the inherited guilt many people believe white people manifest on their conscience for the enslavement […]

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2013 An Award Winning Year: Crime Watchdog Community Names TPC Among Top 50 Crime News Blogs

Background Checks.org Top 50 Crime News Blogs Community leaders, activist, and other grassroots advocacy groups and their members won’t tell you that they enjoy being acknowledged for the service they provide to the communities and venues whom they serve. When awards and other gestures of distinction is brought to light regarding ones diligence in serving […]

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A Flower In The River: State Missed Critical Clues During First Trial In Barnes Teen Murder Case

Part II of a Series Leading to the Second Murder Trial With less than three weeks away before the State of Maryland begins a retrial of Michael Maurice Johnson for killing young Phylicia Simone Barnes, those of us who have been diligently following the honors teen from Monroe, North Carolina case can’t help but look […]

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North Carolina Has Something In Their Water: Followers Of Christ Threatened With Arrest In Raleigh For Feeding The Homeless

In this multi cultural melting pot we call the United States of America echoes can be heard with resounding resignation calling for freedom, liberty, justice, and patriotism to America and the proclaimed majesty of “Old Glory” (our national flag). The historians have taught us that minute men rallied together, side by side, and in solidarity […]

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Beyond The Dream: Historical March On Washington 50th Anniversary Arrives With Black On Black Violence As The Greatest Struggle For African American People

It was a day unlike any other in the history of the United States as the people came, marching side by side, blacks and white people alike, singing spirituals, and songs of freedom. The social climate in America had reached a breaking point and on August 28, 1963 the people marched on our nation’ capitol […]

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