The ‘Little Kids’ Suspected in (Barnard College student) Tessa Majors’ Murder

[volsrock]

Five days before 18-year-old Barnard College student Tessa Majors was slashed to death in Morningside Park at the edge of campus, a younger teenage girl was chased into the 118 Deli one block further away.

The younger girl lost her footing as a boy who would prove to be 13 came in after her.

“He kicked her on the floor,” the woman behind the counter would recall. “Situation like that, all I know is I got to call the cops. Once I see something like that, I’m calling the cops.”

The counterwoman, who declined to give a reporter her name, made the call. She then took a cellphone photo through the deli window of the boy after he rejoined four other young teens out on Manhattan Avenue, two male, two female.

The boy who had kicked the girl wore a black parka with red and white stripes, the hood up. He and his friends had departed by the time police responded.

The girl who had been kicked remained in the store. The counterwoman had been told that the boy and the girl were an item, and she offered her the same advice she would have given in an instance of adult domestic violence.

“I told her to speak with the cops,” the counterwoman recalled.

The girl did as she was advised. But there wasn't much the cops could do, just as there was not much they could do when another of the teens stole a box of bite-sized cakes from the deli and when they threatened the 67-year-old manager, Rachid Ousaji. He had the audacity to tell them “Don’t steal” and they challenged him to come out from behind the counter, intimating they would do him bodily harm.

“They start talking bad; ‘Come over and I will show you,’” Ousaji recalled on Friday.

The teens had hit the man who worked the counter in the afternoon in the face with a snowball.

“They robbing the store, I told them to stop,” the man recalled.

The afternoon counterman had made another of many calls of his own to the police in recent weeks.

“I call, I call, I call,” he reported on Friday. “Sometimes, I’m shamed to always call 911.”

The people who run the deli say the kids often spoke of committing robberies. The woman said she heard some time back that they had robbed somebody in Morningside Park, a block away.

On Wednesday evening, the whole city heard of another robbery in the park, this involving a knife and resulting in the death of Tessa Majors, an incandescent 18-year-old Barnard College freshman from Virginia.

“The first thing that came to mind was those kids,” the woman behind the counter recalled.

So, the counterwoman was not surprised when the police became the ones to call the deli. A detective said they were looking for a group of teens in connection with the killing.

“They said the kids that have been making all the problems here is the same kids,” the woman behind the counter later told a reporter.

The detective came and took the device that recorded the surveillance camera footage on the day of the crime.

“They said they want the video to see [the teens] all together,” the counterwoman said.

At 2:20 p.m., when nearby Public School/Intermediate School 180 let out for the day and the boy who had kicked the girl would normally have been causing more problems at the deli, he was in Family Court, charged with felony murder. He was arraigned as a juvenile rather than as an adult because he was not believed to have actually inflicted the wounds that resulted in the death of Tessa Majors.

“I’m 13,” he replied when asked to state his age.

Detective Vincent Signoretti testified that the 13-year-old had confessed to robbing Majors along with two other teens: a 14-year-old who had also been arrested and a third teen who remained at large.

By the 13-year-old’s account as told by the detective, the three teens had considered robbing a man before targeting Majors. The 13-year-old had cast himself as almost a spectator while one of his pals rifled her pockets and the other pal applied a chokehold such as been popular with New York muggers since the “bad old days” of the 1980s. One of the pals dropped a knife and the 13-year-old said he had picked it up and given it to them. The teen still at large began stabbing Majors, slicing through her down jacket and causing feathers to fly in the air. She had struggled up the steps leading to Columbia University and Barnard. The teens fled in the direction of their middle school and the deli and their homes.

The 13-year-old was remanded without bail.

“This time they got themselves into something,” the counterwoman at the deli said. “Somebody died.”

The screen on the wall that usually carries images of the surveillance cameras was blank. The detectives were still checking the footage.

“They want to know what time he was hanging around here, make sure it's him and where he was,” the counterwoman said.

The superintendent for the apartment building that includes the deli came in. He had often called the police on the 13-year-old and other young teens who seemed to be growing ever more out of control even as the neighborhood itself grew more gentrified.

“The neighborhood start picking up, but these little kids…” the super, 53-year-old Tyrone Singleton, said. “The kids out there, no home training, just getting wild. They’re just getting crazier.”

He added, “You’d figure it’d be an older kid messing with you. No, [it’s] 12- or 13-year-old kids. What do they know about things? It’s just crazy.”

The “No Trespassing” signs he posted in the building mean nothing. He calls the police every other day to have the kids cleared from the lobby and hallways and stairwells.

“Soon as the cops leave, they right back,” he reported.

The Majors killing struck doubly close to home for him, not just because the murder scene was a block away but also because his own 18-year-old daughter is away at college, attending the State University of New York at Plattsburgh.

“I gave my daughter a stun gun,” he said. “I had to. You got to be careful.”

He then said, “I’m going tomorrow morning to pick her up for the holidays.”

He was wearing a proud-dad Plattsburgh hooded sweatshirt and his smile made you think that Majors’ father would no doubt have been equally thrilled to have his daughter back home for Christmas. Your next thought was of what the holidays will be like for Majors’ family without her.

Singleton then strode out beneath the blank surveillance screen that has often shown the 13-year-old and his pals in the deli and in the street outside.

A number of very polite young teens came in to buy snacks, suddenly the manifest majority in the absence of the hooligans. They included a 13-year-old girl who gazed at the counterwoman’s cellphone photo of the boy in the black parka with red and stripes standing outside the deli with his buddies. The girl allowed that she knew the boy, though only through a mutual acquaintance.

She was told the boy had been arrested in connection with a murder and she went quiet for a moment before the enormity of that fact. She then said she had been with friends the day before who had wanted to play basketball in the park only to find it closed off by the police.

“They said something happened,” the girl now reported.


https://www.thedailybeast.com/tessa-...llege-freshman



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Tessa Majors, 18, murdered by roving gangs of feral black children of Obama voters in Bill de Blasio's New York City.

Wilding America. The New Democrat Normal.

[volsrock]

Ferals. In modern American you are responsible for protecting yourself. Most violent crime goes down far too quickly for the police to come to you aid. Get a gun.. Zimmerman did !!

[Centerleftfl]

Really wanna do this? I can do it till I have to leave for the bank. I've got more. This was the 3rd of a MURDERING trio sentenced this week.

Idaho man sentenced to 26 years for accessory to murder in 18-year-old’s killing

Ruth Brown, Idaho Statesman

Crime Watch

Published at 12:46 pm, December 7, 2019 | Updated at 6:17 pm, December 7, 2019
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From left: Nichlas Vandenberg, 28, of Melba fired the shots and was sentenced in August, Morgan Reed (center), 21, of Twin Falls awaits sentencing, and Willie Rabey (right), 35, of Mountain Home was sentenced Friday | Idaho Statesman
MOUNTAIN HOME (Idaho Statesman) – A district judge on Friday sentenced Willie Rabey to 26 years in prison for his role in the killing of 18-year-old hitchhiker Hunter Smith in 2017.


Rabey, 35, of Mountain Home, pleaded guilty in February to accessory to first-degree murder, evidence destruction and failure to notify of a death. Smith’s body was found in the desert of eastern Owyhee County by hunters on Oct. 21, 2017.


RELATED | 2 additional suspects arrested in case of murdered man



Third Judicial District Judge Davis VanderVelde in Owyhee County ordered that Rabey could be eligible for parole after 11 years are served, according to online court records. Rabey will be credited for the time he already served in jail since his arrest.
Rabey’s co-defendant, Nicholas Vandenberg, 28, of Melba, fired the shots that killed Smith, and he was sentenced in August to 30 years to life in prison for first-degree murder.



A third co-defendant in the case, Montanna Reed, 21, of Twin Falls, awaits sentencing after she pleaded guilty to criminal conspiracy and failure to notify authorities of a death.
Prosecutors previously said the trio befriended Smith and then invited him to shoot guns. The group planned to commit other criminal acts in the future, including murder, the charging documents alleged.


Vandenberg shot Smith at close range in the upper torso and face/head with a .45-caliber pistol, prosecutors said. Reed and Rabey reportedly watched the killing, and then helped Vandenberg drag the body to a nearby ditch. Smith’s clothes were burned.

Reed is set for sentencing on Dec. 18 in Owyhee County.

[Centerleftfl]

Remember LAST week when a MURDER near a San Diego college set everyone on edge? They caught him. He had been out of jail for 2 weeks.

Maybe he is feral.


Authorities Capture San Diego Homicide Suspect In Ventura

Wednesday December 4, 2019


(Top photos courtesy San Diego Police)


Update---Ventura police have captured the San Diego murder suspect who they believed was in Ventura.

Police tell KVTA News that around 10 AM this (Wednesday) morning, patrol officers in downtown Ventura spotted 38-year-old Forrest Robert Brantley in the area of Santa Clara Street and Junipero Street and took him into custody without incident.

This followed a day-long search in the area around Ventura College Tuesday for Brantley who was wanted for a Thanksgiving Day slaying of another man during an altercation in the 3100 block of Sports Arena Boulevard in San Diego.

Ventura police and Ventura campus police received word Tuesday morning that Brantley might be in the Ventura area including the area around Ventura College.

That prompted the intensive search of the area from early morning to late afternoon by campus police, the marshalls service, and Ventura police.

But both Ventura police and campus police told KVTA News that say they did not find Brantley Tuesday. During that time the campus was on a "soft lockdown" but that lockdown was lifted in the late afternoon. But Wednesday morning Ventura police spotted Brantley downtown and took him into custody. San Diego police were already in Ventura County taking part in the search for Brantley and it's expected that they will take him back to San Diego to face a murder charge.

San Diego police say Brantley is a parolee involving a crime that happened in Ventura County and was from this area. After the San Diego killing, police believed he might have returned to Ventura and that's why they launched the search in Ventura.

Brantley has an extensive criminal record having been arrested 34 times since 2000 on charges such as burglary, robbery, elder abuse, drug related offenses and property crimes.
Much of it in Ventura County.

[volsrock]

Apples and Oranges

Until u post about a gang of 13 14 year old white kids running wild robbing and killing blacks

[volsrock]

Remember LAST week when a MURDER near a San Diego college set everyone on edge? They caught him. He had been out of jail for 2 weeks.

Maybe he is feral.


Authorities Capture San Diego Homicide Suspect In Ventura

Wednesday December 4, 2019


(Top photos courtesy San Diego Police)


Update---Ventura police have captured the San Diego murder suspect who they believed was in Ventura.

Police tell KVTA News that around 10 AM this (Wednesday) morning, patrol officers in downtown Ventura spotted 38-year-old Forrest Robert Brantley in the area of Santa Clara Street and Junipero Street and took him into custody without incident.

This followed a day-long search in the area around Ventura College Tuesday for Brantley who was wanted for a Thanksgiving Day slaying of another man during an altercation in the 3100 block of Sports Arena Boulevard in San Diego.

Ventura police and Ventura campus police received word Tuesday morning that Brantley might be in the Ventura area including the area around Ventura College.

That prompted the intensive search of the area from early morning to late afternoon by campus police, the marshalls service, and Ventura police.

But both Ventura police and campus police told KVTA News that say they did not find Brantley Tuesday. During that time the campus was on a "soft lockdown" but that lockdown was lifted in the late afternoon. But Wednesday morning Ventura police spotted Brantley downtown and took him into custody. San Diego police were already in Ventura County taking part in the search for Brantley and it's expected that they will take him back to San Diego to face a murder charge.

San Diego police say Brantley is a parolee involving a crime that happened in Ventura County and was from this area. After the San Diego killing, police believed he might have returned to Ventura and that's why they launched the search in Ventura.

Brantley has an extensive criminal record having been arrested 34 times since 2000 on charges such as burglary, robbery, elder abuse, drug related offenses and property crimes.
Much of it in Ventura County.

Brantley has an extensive criminal record having been arrested 34 times since 2000 on charges such as burglary, robbery, elder abuse, drug related offenses and property crimes.

And he was free to roam the streets...Thanks Libs for letting these POS animals out of jail early

[volsrock]

Heaven forbid, should someone shoot for whatever reason one of those feral POSs. The left would be climbing all over you, like flies on a piece of shit. Exclaiming that guns are the problem.

[RB 60]

They all should be taken out and shot. Teach them, and anyone else who would commit such crimes, kill, and be killed.

[volsrock]

These kids had Hoodies on just like T Martin ..I bet they liked Skittles also

[volsrock]

Since she was a student at Barnard she was probably a PC liberal idiot in training from a liberal family who would pound all day on the horrors of racism in Trumps America. Sadly this young woman probably lived under the illusion that these young Black Kids were just sweat candy loving kids like T Martin that she was lied too about by the left, and she was in more danger from toxic white males. She paid the price for her liberal irrationality.

I have very little doubt that the boarding-school educated Majors and her college professor novelist father personified the upper crust liberal who live their lives in a bubble, as did the entirety of her classmates at Barnard.

I wonder how many of her friends woke up today with a different outlook on the Blue City around them?

[volsrock]

The killer was described by neighbors as a normal kid that sat around all day smoking weed


That’s some neighborhood when “normal” kids sit around all day doing dope, robbing and killing people. Guess I don’t need to check on the make up of that neighborhood.

[christiefan915]

The teens who killed 3 in Canadian wilderness showed no remorse, wanted to kill more

16-Year-Old Skylar Neese Was Stabbed To Death By Her Two Best Friends Because They Didn’t Like Her Anymore

Slender Man’ stabbing victim Payton Leutner on the friends who tried to kill her

[christiefan915]

Apples and Oranges
Until u post about a gang of 13 14 year old white kids running wild robbing and killing blacks

So it's about the color, not the actual killing.

[Cinnabar]

So it's about the color, not the actual killing.

Yes, with this brain-addled OP...absolutely yes. He/She does not even have the wherewithal to see how easily he/she can be outed and put in his/her place.

[volsrock]

So it's about the color, not the actual killing.

who made it about color in the T martin case..NYTs even called Zimm a “white Hispanic”..but that was OK with u POSs

u POSs make everything about color/race..even when it comes to spraying shit off sidewalks with a power washer and turning Zimm into a “white Hispanic”