The killer of John Major’s Granddaughter gets 18 months sentence.

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The killing of Tessa Majors occurred near Morningside Park in Morningside Heights, Manhattan, New York, on December 11, 2019. Majors, an eighteen-year-old student at Barnard College, was reportedly attacked by three teenagers who intended to rob her. She was then stabbed multiple times, resulting in her death. One of the suspects, a thirteen-year-old, was arrested the following day and charged with felony murder. Two months later, two fourteen-year-old suspects were also charged with her murder

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To be fair, the kid who was sentenced here wasn't the killer and seemed to simply be "along for the ride."

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To be fair, the kid who was sentenced here wasn't the killer and seemed to simply be "along for the ride

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People with agendas never tell both sides of the story

He's perfectly fine with the sentence because he's an Ideologically-possessed Leftist shitestain and DNGAF about the victim or her family.

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Just shows you this narrative that the system values white lives over black lives is a complete and total fiction.

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No one ever made this claim other than you a-hole

Civil Rights leaders and politicians specifically address the interactions between Police and Minorities, RANDOM CRIME IS A COMPLEX AND DIFFERENT ISSUE THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH BLM, and even with this case taken into account when a Black person commits the same exact crime as a white person the black person is almost always sentenced to more jail time than the white person that commits the same crime

BTW, that Stanford swimmer says hello, I think I remember the guy got caught raping an unconscious Coed in the bushes and only got 3 months (?) because the Judge felt a rape conviction would ruin his life

I'm sure the Judge used normal sentencing guidelines for a 13 year old that participates in a violent crime but doesn't pull the trigger

But go forth with your bullshyt arse agenda, you're gonna be pissed as hell as the World changes around you

For some reason you keep trying to treat random crime and police interactions with minorities under the same umbrella

You'll be the angry a-hole that interjects into every discussion, "what about the black on white crime stats....... "

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The killer can get out in time to maybe be a big time recruit. Nick Saban better make a video kissing BLM so he has a chance of landing him.

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Not sure an Auburn fan has any moral highroad when it comes to recruiting criminals, but whatever.

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OmegaMan

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Still haven't figured out what board is for what, have you? A year and a half here and still no idea?

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Actively seeking victims to rob and girl ends up dead= "wasn't involved". 

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Sorry, I'm against prosecuting people for murder if they didnt actually murder someone.

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To be fair, the kid who was sentenced here wasn't the killer and seemed to simply be "along for the ride."

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and the getaway car driver shouldn't be considered part of the robbery either. Did at any point did this poor misunderstood yute try to intervene and stop it? Let's face it. He's a marauding animal who should be confined in a penal facility for the rest of his natural life.

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This has proven to be because blacks are more likely to have a violent criminal history than whites generally.

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First time offenders got much larger sentencing times for blacks as opposed to whites in the late 80s once sentencing guidelines went into place.

This trend has continued.

The government did a study on it back in 2017.

USSC.gov

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Violence in an offender’s criminal history does not appear to account for any of the demographic differences in sentencing. Black male offenders received sentences on average 20.4 percent longer than similarly situated White male offenders, accounting for violence in an offender’s past in fiscal year 2016, the only year for which such data is available. This figure is almost the same as the 20.7 percent difference without accounting for past violence. Thus, violence in an offender’s criminal history does not appear to contribute to the sentence imposed to any extent beyond its contribution to the offender’s criminal history score determined under the sentencing guidelines.

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