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JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - A press conference was held at Capitol Police headquarters regarding the death investigation of Dau Mabil.
The Belhaven man went missing in March. His body was found in the Pearl River in Lawrence County a month later.
They all want to know what happened to Mabil and where things stand in this investigation.
“Everybody knows what happened to Dau. Everybody is quiet. You might hurt the case. The only case we are hurting if we talk is Karrisa’s case as long as they can lie to you,” Valeena Greer said, who is the foster mother of Dau.
“My mother is here. She wants to see her son and what was done to him,” said Bul Mabi, the brother of Dau.
Dau Mabil’s mother could not hold back her emotions.
With signs in hand, family, friends, and community members stood together as one demanded the wheels of justice to turn in this case to bring everyone some closure.
“The Mississippi Capitol Police, the lead agency in charge of my brother’s death investigation, has not been fair and forthcoming with the investigation,” Bul said. “The Capitol Police Division has failed to handle my brother’s case with the respect and urgency it deserves.”
He strongly believes Capitol Police and The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation are not reporting key information to the family nor the public.
“If there was no foul play, where is the Capitol Police investigation report? Where was the MBI report when the Chief of Capitol Police said they agree with that conclusion,” Bul said.
Family members also believe that those who were close to Dau Mabil may have played a role in his disappearance and death.
“The evidence is there,” Greer said. “Dau said, ‘I am the evidence.’ Get Dau’s body. He is still crying for help. Somebody help me! I’m supposed to hear that and not do anything?”
The family is now calling on the Department of Justice to look into and investigate what happened, hoping it’ll lead to more answers on what happened.
Wife of Dau Mabil (black man that was missing then a few weeks later was found dead floating in the Pearl River) gives update. Strangely it seems as if she was blaming the police for him missing and suggesting that his race played a role in it.
Fred has been at the center of a hot button topic concerning the potential removal and replacement of Mississippi's two confederate statues in the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C.. We get Fred on the record to discuss the potential of that happening and what would have to happen for their removal to become a reality.
We take a look at the horrific murder of a 4-yr old Louisiana girl that along with her 6-yr old sister were kidnapped by the same man who brutally murdered their mother Thursday morning in Hammond, LA. The crime scene unfolded on Boozer dr. in South Jackson, which is a street well known for white meth head, squatters. According to the Chief of Jackson Police it appears the home was being used for human trafficking, there's also reports of failure from the 911 operators to actually dispatch the police to the area
House Rep. from District 60 Fred Shanks joins the Clay Edwards Show this morning this morning with Shaun Yurtkuran and myself for the full 2 hours to discuss a wide range of topics from current events to bills they're working on down at the state capitol.
-State Auditor Shad White has decided that writing a book about his battle with Mississippi sports icon Bret Favre would be a good political idea, I disagree and discuss with Fred and Shaun.
House Rep. from District 60 Fred Shanks joins the Clay Edwards Show this morning this morning with Shaun Yurtkuran and myself for the full 2 hours to discuss a wide range of topics from current events to bills they're working on down at the state capitol.
With all of the economic development going on in Mississippi why does it appear that Hinds and Rankin are missing out on these mega Amazon like developments when we have the real estate and roof tops for workforce?
House Rep. from District 60 Fred Shanks joins the Clay Edwards Show this morning this morning with Shaun Yurtkuran and myself for the full 2 hours to discuss a wide range of topics from current events to bills they're working on down at the state capitol.
1- We take a look at the horrific murder of a 4-yr old Louisiana girl that along with her 6-yr old sister were kidnapped by the same man who brutally murdered their mother Thursday morning in Hammond, LA. The crime scene unfolded on Boozer dr. in South Jackson, which is a street well known for white meth head, squatters. According to the Chief of Jackson Police it appears the home was being used for human trafficking, there's also reports of failure from the 911 operators to actually dispatch the police to the area
2-State Auditor Shad White has decided that writing a book about his battle with Mississippi sports icon Bret Favre would be a good political idea, I disagree and discuss with Fred and Shaun.
3- With all of the economic development going on in Mississippi why does it appear that Hinds and Rankin are missing out on these mega Amazon like developments when we have the real estate and roof tops for workforce?
4- Fred has been at the center of a hot button topic concerning the potential removal and replacement of Mississippi's two confederate statues in the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C.. We get Fred on the record to discuss the potential of that happening and what would have to happen for their removal to become a reality.
-I spent hour one discussing the crime in cities like Jackson, Mississippi and Memphis, Tennessee by asking twitter (X) A.I. "Why is Jackson, Mississippi so dangerous?" Then that turns into a conversation about us being at war with communist and old white democrats going all the way back to the civil war.
-Stevie Hendrix with the 2nd Annual JXN Tattoo Soul & Arts Festival that kicks off Friday - Sunday at the Mississippi Trademart Center on the state fairgrounds. We took a deep dive in the local arts, music and of course tattoo culture.
Chris Barrett with Gays Against Groomers joins us for the rest of hour #1 to talk about the need for people to understand that there are in fact really good people involved with the LGBTQ community that are in fact our actual allies in the fight against groomers that want to indoctrinate our kids.
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