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Mother Who Lied That Black Men Kidnapped Her Son Is Charged With His Murder

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One of the oldest tricks in the anti-Black playbook was unsuccessfully pulled last week in Florida when a mother told police that her autistic son had been kidnapped by two Black men.

Amazingly, no innocent people were rounded up as suspects in this case, but her lie certainly jeopardized the safety of Black men in Miami-Dae County.

After killing her children, she told police that a Black man carjacked her and kidnapped the kids.

Police began hunting for fictional Black men who fit the description Smith gave them.

Georgia police officer Sherry Hall claimed she was shot in the abdomen by a “Black man, 6 feet, 250 pounds, wearing a green shirt and black jogging pants” in 2016.

Source: NewsOne

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