Thread: Two Florida Brothers Latest Victims of Black on White Murder

Posted by Jim Hoft on Sunday, July 21, 2013, 4:32 PM
Another brutal attack ignored by the national media—

Matthew Bohannon, 19 (L) and his brother Andrew Bohannon, 24 (R) were shot and killed outside a Golden Corral Sunday night. (FCN)

The 19 and 24 year-old brothers were shot to death this weekend in a Jacksonville parking lot.
They had a “Free Zimmerman” bumper sticker on their truck.

Opposing Views reported:

After two brothers were shot to death in the parking lot of a Jacksonville Golden Corral, some citizens are accusing the city’s sheriff’s department of covering up a hate crime.
“At around 8:45pm Sunday night, 24-year-old Andrew Austin Bohannon and 19-year-old Matthew Ryan Bohannon were sitting in their truck in a Golden Corral parking lot when they were approached by another car with multiple occupants inside,” according to The Inquisitr
“After ‘some type of conversation’ between the two parties, multiple shots were fired at the Bohannons. One was killed instantly, and the other was pronounced dead shortly after at a local hospital.”
While the motive of the doubling killing is still unknown, rumors spread amongst the population of Jacksonville that it was related to the “Free Zimmerman” bumper sticker on the Bohannon’s truck, referring to George Zimmerman.
On July 13, Zimmerman was found not guilty of murdering Trayvon Martin.

Police arrested Avery Wood (pictured) and three others in the shooting death of the two brothers.
More… JSO says the report about the bumper sticker is not true. It was just your typical black on whitey bloody murder.


(This post was updated.)


Two Florida Brothers Latest Victims of Black on White Murder

The media has been putting out the story that it was a robbery set up in a drug deal.

http://www.alipac.us/f19/police-arre...g-more-283685/
http://www.alipac.us/f9/brothers-mur...ticker-283779/

In memory of the Bohannon Brothers

Created by Cristy Farray on July 15, 2013
JACKSONVILLE, FLFunerals & Memorials

Please help out in anyway you can to our former co-worker Bruce Bohannon as he and his family grieve over the loss of their two sons.



JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -The search for a killer intensifies as a Westside family tries to come to terms with the loss of not one, but two of their sons.

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Police said what started as a conversation lead to gunfire outside a Golden Corral restaurant on Normandy Boulevard Sunday night. It happened just after 9 p.m. in the parking lot of the Westside business.

Matthew Bohannan, 19, and Andrew Bohannon, 24, were killed after police said a man started shooting at their car.

Police said they have surveillance video showing a conversation between two separate cars, and believe the Bohannon's knew the suspect.

Channel 4's Adrienne Moore spoke to the parents of Matthew and Andrew. Bruce and Stephanie Bohannon are inconsolable tonight.

The news came on Bruce's birthday Sunday night, and Monday is Stephanie's birthday.

Bruce and Stephanie said their sons had incredibly big hearts. Matthew wanted to travel and see the world, and Andrew was focused on helping the homeless.

But those dreams came to a violent end in the parking lot of the Golden Corral the parents are hoping the public can help catch the killer.

"I don't know who could do this to them," said Stephanie. "Who could just shoot them and kill my babies? They never got to live."

The distraught and emotionally drained mother shook as she talked about life without her two sons.

"All of their brothers and sisters, they don't have their big brothers now," said Stephanie.

Police said Matthew and Andrew were not even a mile away from the Westside home they shared together when they were shot by a man in another car.

Investigators said surveillance cameras show some type of conversation between the Bohannon's and the suspect in their respective cars, but don't know what made it escalate to violence.

"We just want these individuals caught and brought to justice so we can have some kind of closure on this," said Bruce.

Their father didn't want to show his face, but said this senseless crime has taught him to squeeze his remaining five children a little closer tonight.
"Love your children each and every day. Love them like you'll never see them again because you never know when something like this will happen," said Bruce.

Family members said Matthew loved to dance, had a passion for wrestling and was enjoying his job as a cashier and stocker at Winn-Dixie.

They said Andrew was an extremely hard worker and a family man who balanced his job at Copelands with charity work.

While investigators believe the Bohannon brothers knew the person who shot them, their family is pushing for the vehicle and suspect description be made public so they can get justice for their sons.

"I don't want another mother to ever have to go through this," said Stephanie. "Find who did this to my boys! Anyone who knows anything, please, please find them."

The Bohannon family is in the process of setting up a fund in Matthew and Andrew's name to help pay for funeral expenses. Bruce recently lost his job and said he's not sure how they're going to pay for services.
http://www.gofundme.com/Bohannonbrothers

Arrest made in brothers' deaths outside Golden Corral; police say it was over drugs

Posted: July 16, 2013 - 2:35pm | Updated: July 17, 2013 - 1:21am



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By Scott Butler

Sunday’s killing of two brothers in a Golden Corral parking lot was over drugs, Jacksonville police said in announcing an arrest Tuesday.

An individual came forward tipping police that the suspect was looking for people to help rob Matthew and Andrew Bohannon for drugs, the Sheriff’s Office said. Others corroborated the account leading to the arrest of 19-year-old Avery Damone Wood on two counts each of murder and armed robbery.

Video surveillance at the 7043 Normandy Blvd. restaurant shows the victims driving up and meeting with people in another vehicle when they’re shot shortly before 9 p.m.

The Bohannon brothers. 19 and 24 years old, knew the suspects and met them to complete a drug transaction, the Sheriff’s Office said. More arrests are expected.

http://jacksonville.com/news/crime/2...#ixzz2ZIXBfQz6

But you hear nothing of this on the news.
It would appear it is ok to kill white people. god forbid should you protect yourself.
Take our guns, now take our right to protect ourselves.
The old prejudices are returning right before our eyes.

Also in Jacksonville.

Jacksonville police release video of Metro PCS suspect

Posted: July 20, 2013 - 8:58pm | Updated: July 22, 2013 - 1:25am
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Bob.Self@jacksonville.com
Jacksonville police keep the fatal shooting scene at the Metro PCS store at the 3100 block of North Main Street secured Sunday as they continued their investigation into the death of Shelby Farah, 20.

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A photo on her Facebook page shows Shelby Farah in graduation cap and gown. Farah graduated from Andrew Jackson High School in 2011.



3100 N. Main St., Jacksonville, Florida
Surveillance video

By The Times-Union

Jacksonville police have posted on YouTube a short video of a person they believe to be a suspect in Saturday afternoon’s fatal shooting and robbery at a Metro PCS store.

The victim was identified Sunday as Shelby Deanna Farah, 20, whose last known address was on Chestnut Drive, just a few blocks off North Main Street, where the crime was reported.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office received the call at 4:33 p.m. in reference to a robbery. Officers found Farah lying dead behind the counter in the Metro PCS store in the 3100 block of North Main Street.

Witnesses told police a man came in with a gun and demanded money, Sgt. Michael Paul said.

“Those individuals ran from the store at that time,” and then gunshots were heard, he said.

Paul said the man left the scene on foot. He was described as a black male, approximately 6 feet tall with a slim build. He was wearing dark clothes and a bandana over his face.

Farah was a 2011 graduate of Andrew Jackson High School. Her Facebook page says she had been head cheerleading coach at Communities in Schools and had also studied at Florida State College at Jacksonville.

Police said Sunday that detectives were able to locate a video of the unknown suspect right before the robbery/shooting took place without his mask on.

Times-Union writers Derek Gilliam and Roger Bull contributed to this report.
Derek Gilliam: (904) 359-4619



Metro PCS Murder Suspect Sought

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Published on Jul 21, 2013

On Saturday, July 20, 2013 at 4:33 p.m., police were dispatched to Metro PCS located at 3100-4 North Main Street in reference to an armed robbery. Upon arrival, police entered the business and noticed a female laying behind the counter with a gunshot wounds deceased.

The victim has been identified as: Shelby Deanna Farah, white female, 20 years old.
The suspect description is a black male, approximately 6' tall with a slim build. He was described as wearing dark clothes and a bandana over his face.
This video is prior to the robbery/shooting.
Anyone who has any information about the identity or location of the suspect is asked to contact the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office at 904-630-0500 or email us at JSOCrimeTips@jaxsheriff.org. To remain anonymous and receive a possible reward up to $3,000, contact Crime Stoppers at 1-866-845-TIPS.