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Wednesday, March 29, 2017

// Attorney: 'Brittanee Drexel suspect has alibis, won't be charged' ? // We'll see, Time will tell // FBI doesn't play // Justice for Brittanee //

WE'LL SEE ... MY MONEY IS ON THE FBI ... 






An attorney for the only suspect in the Brittanee Drexel case says his client has two solid alibis for his whereabouts at the time of her disappearance and alleged…
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 Is this the same attorny that was charged aftr drugs found on him. If yes should he still be practicing Law? http://www.postandcourier.com/.../article_82419c4c-d2ca...
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 He looks like a winner for an attorney lol. I followed this case when he was arrested

 But there are witnesses who saw him commit the crime, smh..
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 Very saddening
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 really in school on a saturday?and it happened at night
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 once again the taylor family walks away with rape and murder my prayers go out to brittnee drexels family and god bless all of her supporters.
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 I agree. I don't buy this. Just a scumbag lawyer keeping another pos out of jail. Like you said, what allegedly happened to britt happened at night, NOT during a school day. This pos, along with his pos family, and all of their illegal doing (drugs, trafficking, guns, murder), probably have money and pay people off to vouch for him. How is it human scum like this (and his father and uncle) can kidnap young, white girls, beat and gang rape them, kill and dispose of them, and continue to walk bc of some bs excuse that there isn't enough evidence, yet I've been in more trouble over traffic tickets?? I highly doubt britt was killed during the day. Regardless if its in the woods, I doubt gang banging pos would chase, beat, drag, kill, wrap up and dispose of a young girl during the day. I think this lawyer thinks people with even a sliver of common sense, just walked off a boat. They belong in jail!
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 So mind blowing.
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 This is just incredibly awful.
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 To damn concerned about money and tourisim. Half the crimes the public is not aware about because it will effect tourisim.
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 THis is so true. I am from Canada, we went to MB 12 years with 3 kids. I had no idea this was going on.
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 I owned a condo in the area and sold it because the crime was just awful. This poor family must be suffering so much pain. I could never imagine going thru this. My prayers are with them.
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 I'm sure they can find a hole in the alibi somewhere!!
UnlikeReply117 hrs
 Bull shit
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 Isn't this just his attorney saying that?
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 Alibis are probably lieing
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 All we can all do is trust the detectives and the teams working so hard on this. They want what we want. Justice. And it will come it just may take time
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 Omg..
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 Disheartening....This case and other issues are one of the many reasons we relocated from the area. Heartbreaking situation.
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 So he was at school on the night britt went missing n all the nights after. I heard him say his family n friends can alibi him that's weak imo. Let's hope this is just his attorney talking while high on the drugs his client supplied him!
LikeReply114 hrs
 Its just that, just an attorney talking.
LikeReply112 hrs
 LOL
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 The FBI will get him
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 Probably bought off or threatened.
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 He looks like trouble maybe a gang member..
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 Guys, this is just his attorney talking. The FBI is not going to drop the ball. They wont charge until they have solid evidence. Theyre doing it the right way. Look at Casey Anthony, she walked because they started the trial without a body, cause of death, ect. Theres hope yet.
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 Lawyers are not there to defend the guilty the main reason for lawyers is for the innocent to be defended, now its the other way around, assholes like him play the victim and the courts are BUYING THEIR BULLSHIT!
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 I don't know how they sleep at night. Is making money really worth helping scumbags walk free. I wonder how these lawyers would feel if somebody they defended later went on to the same thing to somebody they loved! 
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 I don't know how LAWYERS sleep @ night defending these low-life POS's of society and make 100,00's of $$$$ doing so, when there should be no trial, just take em out and hang em or sit em in the electric chair.
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 Agreed my friend 
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 They say they are just doing there job well they must be wired wrong when they can drag a rape victim thru the mud on the stand & look into the eyes of a mother who's child's killer you've just got to walk out of court a free man! I sure has hell couldn't do it for no amount of money! 
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 Lawyers are hired to defend the innocent not the guilty, if society knows they're guilty then theres no need for a trial. Solution: execute em. 
Now the justice system sees killers as victims when they're not, they use every excuse to save their asses and not take responsibility for their actions and the justice system has BOUGHT that bullshit for far too long.
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Monday, March 27, 2017

// People Today Would Call This Slave Labor // All Race's of People Have Had It Hard // These People Pictured Did Not Complain // It Was Called Hard Work //














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  ... BE HAPPY 

// Sex Trafficking in South Carolina // Another Taylor Arrested Twice //

Kerry O. Taylor, Ryan S. Turner and Da'shun Curry 

SEX TRAFFICKING / MINORS 

U.S. MARSHALL SERVICE 

( SEE BOTH ARTICLES )







http://gabnewsonline.com/26614/277553/a/drexel-related-search-ends-unknown-if-connected-to-inmates-placed-in-gcdc-friday

Drexel-related search Ends; Unknown if connected to Inmates placed in GCDC Friday

March 26, 2017  



FBI spokesman Don Wood speaks to reporters
After three days of searching and digging, law enforcement has completed the activities that have been taking place in the Greentown Community in connection with the 2009 disappearance of Brittanee Drexel, last seen leaving a Myrtle Beach hotel.
Don Wood of the Columbia office of the FBI spoke with reporters Sunday afternoon, announcing the work at that location on FoxFire Court was complete.
Wood did not say what, if anything, was found. He did say the investigation into the Drexel case was “advanced” as a result of the search.
“We have progressed,” he said.
Without giving any further explanation, Wood said authorities “made strides in bringing those responsible for Brittanee’s death to justice.” So far, no charges have been filed against anyone in connection with her case.
                                        Is there a connection?
Wood was asked by GAB News about four men who were placed in the Georgetown County Detention Center by the U.S. Marshals Service on Friday — the same day the search began.
One of those men is Kerry Ontavic Taylor, age 23. He was placed in the Georgetown jail at 1:36 p.m. Friday.
 According to a news article in the January 23, 2016, Post and Courier, Taylor was arrested in March 2015 on state trafficking charges.
The newspaper states the indictment against Taylor alleges he trafficked two of the minors and a woman from March 2014 until the time of his arrest. Taylor also allegedly filmed another minor in action for child-porn videos, according to the indictment.

It is unknown if there is a relationship between Kerry Taylor and Timothy Da'Shaun Taylor of McClellanville who was implicated in the case by the FBI last year.
Another man placed in the GCDC at 1:52 p.m. Friday was 24-year-old Da-Shun Shukur Curry.
This past October he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, according to a press release.
The release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office states Curry admitted to driving three girls to the North Charleston area, where they were prostituted, the release said. Two of the girls were trafficked between March and April 2014, according to the indictment filed in January. The third was trafficked between December 2013 and June 2014.
Ryan Shaquon Turner, age 24 was placed in the local jail at 3:14 p.m. Friday. He was indicted in Jan. 2016 with two counts of Sex Trafficking by Force, Fraud, and Coercion.
The fourth person transported to the GCDC Friday was Howard Alli Parker, age 25. His criminal history was unavailable Sunday.
Wood was asked if there is any connection between the search that began Friday and these four men being relocated to the GCDC on the same day?
“I have no comment on that,” he responded. When asked why the men were placed in the GCDC, Wood referred the question to the Marshals.
Wood was asked by another reporter if Timothy Da’Shaun Taylor was still a suspect in the case, Wood said he could not comment.
After the FBI and other agents had cleared the scene, the crime tape was removed, and reporters got a look at where the digging had been taking place.  The excavator was still there, and the small gravel road was covered with trash and other litter. There is a house that appears to have been abandoned for decades as it is extremely dilapidated and covered in trees.
By Scott Harper
GAB News

SEE LINK :

http://www.postandcourier.com/archives/indictment-sheds-light-on-sex-trafficking-ring-that-included-north/article_a263c9e6-8586-5ede-9192-5522126f3d80.html


Indictment sheds light on Sex-Trafficking Ring that included North Charleston

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// Watch This Video of FBI talking about the Brittanee Drexel Case // Georgetown, SC // Also 4 Men Arrested for Sex Trafficking //

 FBI Agent Don Wood ...

http://gabnewsonline.com/26614/277553/a/drexel-related-search-ends-unknown-if-connected-to-inmates-placed-in-gcdc-friday

Drexel-related search ends; Unknown if connected to inmates placed in GCDC Friday

March 26, 2017  


FBI spokesman Don Wood speaks to reporters
After three days of searching and digging, law enforcement has completed the activities that have been taking place in the Greentown Community in connection with the 2009 disappearance of Brittanee Drexel, last seen leaving a Myrtle Beach hotel.
Don Wood of the Columbia office of the FBI spoke with reporters Sunday afternoon, announcing the work at that location on FoxFire Court was complete. 
Wood did not say what, if anything, was found. He did say the investigation into the Drexel case was “advanced” as a result of the search.
“We have progressed,” he said.
Without giving any further explanation, Wood said authorities “made strides in bringing those responsible for Brittanee’s death to justice.” So far, no charges have been filed against anyone in connection with her case.
                                        Is there a connection?
Wood was asked by GAB News about four men who were placed in the Georgetown County Detention Center by the U.S. Marshals Service on Friday — the same day the search began.
One of those men is Kerry Ontavic Taylor, age 23. He was placed in the Georgetown jail at 1:36 p.m. Friday.
 According to a news article in the January 23, 2016, Post and Courier, Taylor was arrested in March 2015 on state trafficking charges.
The newspaper states the indictment against Taylor alleges he trafficked two of the minors and a woman from March 2014 until the time of his arrest. Taylor also allegedly filmed another minor in action for child-porn videos, according to the indictment.

It is unknown if there is a relationship between Kerry Taylor and Timothy Da'Shaun Taylor of McClellanville who was implicated in the case by the FBI last year.
Another man placed in the GCDC at 1:52 p.m. Friday was 24-year-old Da-Shun Shukur Curry.
This past October he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit sex trafficking, according to a press release.
The release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office states Curry admitted to driving three girls to the North Charleston area, where they were prostituted, the release said. Two of the girls were trafficked between March and April 2014, according to the indictment filed in January. The third was trafficked between December 2013 and June 2014.
Ryan Shaquon Turner, age 24 was placed in the local jail at 3:14 p.m. Friday. He was indicted in Jan. 2016 with two counts of Sex Trafficking by Force, Fraud, and Coercion.
The fourth person transported to the GCDC Friday was Howard Alli Parker, age 25. His criminal history was unavailable Sunday.
Wood was asked if there is any connection between the search that began Friday and these four men being relocated to the GCDC on the same day?
“I have no comment on that,” he responded. When asked why the men were placed in the GCDC, Wood referred the question to the Marshals.
Wood was asked by another reporter if Timothy Da’Shaun Taylor was still a suspect in the case, Wood said he could not comment.
After the FBI and other agents had cleared the scene, the crime tape was removed, and reporters got a look at where the digging had been taking place.  The excavator was still there, and the small gravel road was covered with trash and other litter. There is a house that appears to have been abandoned for decades as it is extremely dilapidated and covered in trees.
By Scott Harper
GAB News

// In the Brittanee Drexel Case the FBI are Closer than ever to Making Arrest(s) // This after a 3 Day Search in Georgetown S.C. //


SEEMS THE F.B.I. ARE GETTING CLOSE TO MAKING ARREST(S) !!!!

http://www.postandcourier.com/news/fbi-closer-to-arrests-in-brittanee-drexel-case-following-three/article_47331020-125f-11e7-87ce-db3d9f21f034.html