Posted on 08/18/2013 1:56:03 PM PDT by Uncle Chip
In Houston Texas a middle-aged black woman named Mona Nelson kidnapped a 12-year-old white boy from his home on Christmas Eve 2010. She tied him up with string, then burned him with a blowtorch, and dumped his body in a ditch.
Nelson’s bench trial began last week – no jury (per her request).
The reporting on this story is scant at best, mostly local, and poorly done. The latest article about the trial is a testament to such horrid journalism – SEE HERE
The prosecution lost the affirmative eye witness lineup as evidence because Mona Nelson looked so masculine the police could not find similar looking females.
Initially, because of her physique and appearance, the eye-witness thought she was a man. Against the backdrop of five additional females in a line-up looking like women, Nelson stood out like the brutal killer she is.
The judge has thrown out the line-up as evidence.
The defense asked the detective (who conducted the line-up) if he should have considered using men. The detective agreed it might have been something to consider.
When the defense followed up and said: “why didn’t you“? The detective responded, ” I can’t imagine my position in this courtroom today if we’d have put five men in that lineup.”
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Shocker! This deranged diesel dyke works as a welder
Just what is her defense?
Wunt me?
Dint Doit?
Waz somone luk lik me?
This may really seem trivial to most of you out there, Nelson used a cutting torch, commonly owned by welders of which she claims to be.
I have an issue with the media’s corruption of the English language where the jerks refer to them as blow torches, something found in museums.
It will sure be nice when the only reference to the MSM will be found in museums and history books in a library.
She looks like an affirmative action threefer welder. Black female and dyke
Great to see you again! My life went to hell a couple of years ago, but now I doing great. I was living alone for the first time in my life when God sent my 2 Grand Daughters to stay with me. A reason to live and every day is a great one.
Sorry you went through a rough time. But I’m glad to hear you pulled through it. Take care, FRiend.
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