Andy9o8 2 #26 November 11, 2009 QuoteI don't disagree with most of what you said, but you missed on some facts. There have been many black or dark skin-toned serial killers, spree killers, and mass murderers. For one reason or another, they don't tend to be sensationalized the way white serial killers do. Call it racism, marginalization, or any other fancy word. Just don't say that serial killers and mass murderers are white. Henry Louis Wallace Matthew Emanuel Macon Jimmie Reed Shelly Brooks Justin Blackshere Jervon Miguel Coleman Brian Ranard Davis Paul Durousseau Mark Goudeau Coral Eugene Watts Anthony McKnight Derrick Todd Lee Charles Lendelle Carter The Zebra Killings Chester Turner Lorenzo J. Gilyard Eugene Victor Britt Reginald and Jonathan Carr Ray Joseph Dandridge and his uncle, Ricky Gevon Gray The Tinley Park Murderer Charles Johnston Craig Price Harrison Graham Charles Lee “Cookie” Thornton Darnell Hartsfeld & Romeo Pinkerton John Allen Muhammad & Lee Boyd Malvo George Russell Timothy W. Spencer Elton M. Jackson Carlton Gary Mohammed Adam Omar Kendall Francois Terry A. Blair Wayne Williams Vaughn Greenwood Andre Crawford Calvin Jackson Gregory Klepper Alton Coleman Harrison Graham Cleophus Prince Robert Rozier Maurice Byrd Maury Travis Hulon Mitchell, a.k.a. Yahweh Ben Yahweh Lorenzo Fayne Paul Durousseau Eddie Lee Mosley Henry Lee Jones Richard “Babyface” Jameswhite Donald E. Younge, Jr. Ivan Hill Michael Vernon Chester Dewayne Turner Latina Williams Peter Odighizuwa Mark James Robert Essex Stanley "Tookie" Williams I don't doubt that this list is accurate. But it piques a certain curiosity: I have to wonder who would compile a list of black serial killers (or was it just serial killers, by race?). I presume you did not piece this together yourself bit by bit. Mind sharing with us the link to the source you used? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JohnRich 4 #27 November 12, 2009 35% of the murders in the U.S. are committed by blacks, which comprise only 13% of the population. But we can't talk about this being a problem, because it might offend blacks. So never mind... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
SkyDekker 1,465 #28 November 12, 2009 Quote35% of the murders in the U.S. are committed by blacks, which comprise only 13% of the population. But we can't talk about this being a problem, because it might offend blacks. Sure we can, just provide some credible eveidence related to causation and correlation. You may want to look at income levels and social status and relate that to murder. You might find some stronger links. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Andy9o8 2 #29 November 12, 2009 If you don't causatively correlate that to income levels and social status, John, to what do you attribute it? If you have your own theory (or belief), please tell us specifically what it is. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
