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I remember there being a church leader early on saying that. Here's one such article:@mpnola apparently reports were made but it doesn’t appear that it was looked into seriously.. the woman who escaped and the one found deceased were taken from the same area. When she said her friend didn’t make it was the deceased woman the one she was referring to? It’s very likely they knew of each other.
Jaynie Crosdale, slain woman connected to Timothy Haslett case, was ‘full of energy and life'
Jaynie Crosdale’s family remembers her as charismatic and able to talk to anyone. Her death has brought up questions about how police handle cases of missing Black women.www.kcur.org
Bishop Tony Caldwell was among the community leaders who first raised concerns about missing Black women in the Kansas City area. Caldwell has been serving the community for years and said that T.J.’s case is part of a much larger problem of Black people being abducted and written off by law enforcement.
“If that young lady would not have escaped, we wouldn’t be talking today,” Caldwell told CNN. He said that when family and friends come forward and tell authorities that their loved ones are missing, they’re often written off as ‘runaways’ and not taken seriously.
Black woman escaped after being 'held against her will' by a White man in Missouri, police say - KVIA
By Justin Gamble and Jalen Brown, CNN Weeks after residents of a Kansas City, Missouri neighborhood said they complained to police that Black women were missing, authorities are facing community backlash after a Black woman says a White man held her captive. A 22-year-old woman, identified by...