Who Killed Velda Chimoni? Family Demands Justice скачать в хорошем качестве

Who Killed Velda Chimoni? Family Demands Justice

Too often, cases involving Black women and girls do not receive the same level of attention as those involving white victims. Missing Black women and girls rarely make the evening news or become a household name with nightly national coverage. Black women and girls are disproportionately affected by trafficking, and systemic neglect, leading to high rates of their disappearance, and placing them at greater risk for homicide. Although they make up a significant portion of missing person cases in the U.S., their stories often go underreported and unnoticed by national media and law enforcement. According to the National Crime Information Center, in 2022, of the 271,493 girls and women reported missing, 97,924, or over 36 percent, were Black, despite the fact that Black women and girls comprised only 14 percent of the U.S. female population at the time. According to a recent study published in the peer-reviewed general medical journal The Lancet, Black women are six times more likely to be murdered than their white peers. These stark and tragic statistics reveal and underscore systemic issues of bias, neglect, and a lack of resources that hinder effective responses to this crisis. -US Department of Justice Instagram at Task Force for Missing Our next case is Velda Chimoni who was killed by a masked assailant while working at a Phoenix Whataburger in 2001. The suspect was never identified. Velda's niece reached out asking if the team can help get answers for the family. Join us live this Thursday 6pm PST. For more true crime cases and exclusive content join our Patreon/MaryamFaresh More from Maryam & Harlow!    / @askthealiens   Behind the Hauntings based off their successful Tik Tok page    / @askthealiens   Maryam's guided meditations and spiritual teachings    / @maryamthemedium   More from Denise https://www.instagram.com/mother_mave... https://www.tiktok.com/@denise_russel...