Senseless yes but just more black on black crime.

I can't help but keep wondering the could have's if the person that witnessed the abduction would have called the law or stepped in to help this young lady. Prayers for the family.

I merged it into Clems thread. Note yours is the first post in this topic.

Senseless yes but just more black on black crime.

Wrong and distasteful comment. Very good looking young lady getting a college education and forcefully abducted from a location that many of us have been to.

My daughter goes to Auburn, and the gas station Aniah was abducted from is really not off the beaten path for students down there. This has had me terrified.

My daughter goes to Auburn, and the gas station Aniah was abducted from is really not off the beaten path for students down there. This has had me terrified.

I recently got onto my girlfriend for this very thing.

She was stopping for gas in Montgomery late at night and told me it scary, I told for the love of all that is fuking holy do not stop in that shythole city late at night.
Fuel is best purchased from dawn to dusk, not after dark.

"Morgan what/where are bad things more likely to happen, gas station after dark or gas station in broad day light?"

I hunt with a fifth generation white African Professional Hunter in Namibia. This man runs a large cattle ranch in addition to conducting hunts for both plains game and dangerous game. He employs a dozen native Himbas and Damaras. When we talked about black on black violence in both Africa and Chicago where I live, he told me his unique theory. He genuinely feels that blacks have a genetic lack of empathy, and therefore can commit crimes and violence without feeling a sense of guilt or shame. While I hunted with him in May of this year, we caught two native poachers red handed with their dogs and a Warthog they killed on private property. One of the poachers was a recently released convicted murderer, so there is no doubt he considered a shootout to avoid going back to prison. I shot for the All Army Reserve Rifle Team for a number of years and my PH has shot charging elephants and lions at very close range. Those poachers made a wise move surrendering without a firefight, because they would have died within 10-15 seconds.

I hunt with a fifth generation white African Professional Hunter in Namibia. This man runs a large cattle ranch in addition to conducting hunts for both plains game and dangerous game. He employs a dozen native Himbas and Damaras. When we talked about black on black violence in both Africa and Chicago where I live, he told me his unique theory. He genuinely feels that blacks have a genetic lack of empathy, and therefore can commit crimes and violence without feeling a sense of guilt or shame. While I hunted with him in May of this year, we caught two native poachers red handed with their dogs and a Warthog they killed on private property. One of the poachers was a recently released convicted murderer, so there is no doubt he considered a shootout to avoid going back to prison. I shot for the All Army Reserve Rifle Team for a number of years and my PH has shot charging elephants and lions at very close range. Those poachers made a wise move surrendering without a firefight, because they would have died within 10-15 seconds.

Senseless yes but just more black on black crime.