Richard Daughenbaugh, a father of six and construction worker, did not know his killers, say police. But at 1 a.m., he found himself exchanging words with members of a mob that numbered in the dozens. http://www.wnd.com/2013/09/black-mob-murders-man-in-surprising-place/?cat_orig=us (http://www.wnd.com/2013/09/black-mob-murders-man-in-surprising-place/?cat_orig=us)
People who work for the police department in Des Moines have learned to be careful about how they refer to racial violence. The last one to do it got fired. Her name was Lori Lavorato. She was the uniformed spokeswoman for the Des Moines police department during "Beat Whitey Night" at the Iowa State Fair in 2010. When reporters asked her if the attackers were black and victims were white, she told the truth and said they were.
Soon after, she was fired: Sent down to traffic division.
I wonder if his wife and six kids wonder why nobody gives a damn about his murder, but when a black thug jumps a "white hispanic" the MSM and all the forums light up like a christmas tree for months.