According to the New York Times local time reported on the 6th, the "missing case of a female teacher running in the morning" that aroused national attention ushered in a new development, and the Police of Memphis city found the body of the kindergarten teacher who disappeared after being forcibly abducted into the car during the morning run at 4 a.m. behind an idle apartment about seven miles away from the place where Eliza Fletcher was kidnapped.
One of Trump's supporters, Tucker Carlson, a Fox news host in the United States, in the latest program (6th), challenged the Biden administration on this matter, ironically saying that the country's social security was too poor, and the government did nothing, and Biden supporters who were accustomed to this even put forward a set of "victim guilt theory".
"Voters in Biden have blamed Eliza's plight online on 'she violated people's default rules,' i.e. in some parts of the U.S. where you can only go out at 'set times' (times that people think are safe) or risk rape and murder," he said. That's what the country is, just accept and adapt to that. ”
Carlson also said that everyone in the United States knows what this "rule" is and tacitly accepts it, but the fact that a U.S. citizen should not be at risk of being murdered anywhere in the United States is "people accepting this is acknowledging that it is more or less normal." If you don't stop it, the whole country will become Memphis. ”
Eliza Fletcher, missing female teacher in the United States
In the Fox news program "Tucker Carlson Tonight Show" broadcast on the 6th local time, Carlson, a well-known conservative media personality in the United States, commented on the "murder of a female teacher running in the morning". The hardcore trump supporter, in summing up, has always pointed the finger at the Biden administration, alluding to its ineffective fight against crime.
He said 100 years ago, Memphis was one of the richest and best-grown cities in the country, and even important enough to be considered the "unofficial capital" of the United States. But now Memphis is an "extremely threatening empty shell," with federal statistics showing that it has become "America's most dangerous city" in 2021, with 342 murders recorded in a single year.
Carlson was pointing out that Eliza, a female teacher, lived in a place with poor policing and had chosen a "dangerous" time to go out, leading biden voters to speak online about the matter. He believes that compared with the murder of female teachers, these people are accustomed to the current poor social security situation, do not hold the government accountable, and move out of the "victim's guilt theory" is "the most terrible and shocking".
Hours after Eliza's disappearance, Biden voters talked about "race" online, saying "it's racist to focus on the abduction of an attractive and privileged white woman," according to Carlson. Others believe that Eliza is at fault and question whether she should have gone for a run at 4 a.m. in a place like Memphis.
"The point of these people is clear that everybody knows the '(survival) rules, but Eliza Fletcher violated those rules,' he said. In many parts of the United States, you can't go out after the 'set time' (people's default safe time). If you do, you run the risk of being raped and murdered. This is how the country is, accept it, adapt to it. ”
Carlson said that honestly, every American does feel the same way, whether or not they articulate the "rule," but everyone defaults to it, "We know what we can and can't do in America." There are places where you can't go because you're not welcome and it's too dangerous for you to go there. ”
"But the fact that we should not accept this (the default rule) under any circumstances is to accept it is to admit that it is more or less normal. An American citizen should be able to live or walk anywhere in the United States without being raped or murdered, which is a fundamental requirement of civilization, and it is called 'order'. ”
At the end of the show, Carlson calls on people to do everything in their power to stop this crazy behavior, or it will only get worse and worse, and the whole country will become "Memphis", "whether it is children being castrated in the name of transgender rights, or women being murdered by rapists who should have been in prison but released for so-called 'fairness'... Once we admit that something is normal, something like this we can never get rid of, it becomes a new 'status quo' and then it gets worse. ”
Recently, Eliza Fletcher, a female teacher in Tennessee, was kidnapped last Friday during a morning run, which aroused the attention of American public opinion. Local police said a man named Cleotha Abston was charged with kidnapping Eliza, however he declined to reveal the victim's location.
As the case progressed, a number of US media revealed that Eliza was the granddaughter of a billionaire and the heir to the company, who was forcibly abducted into an SUV by Abston while jogging near a university. But her family clarified in a statement that, contrary to the news content, Eliza's grandfather was not a billionaire.
According to the latest news of the New York Times on the 6th local time, on Monday afternoon, Eliza's body was found by the police behind a vacant duplex apartment in the south because of the "smell of decay". It's about seven miles from where she was kidnapped, but only a few blocks from Abston's brother's apartment.
The Memphis City Police Chief said the location of Eliza's death and the manner in which she was killed are still under investigation, and it is too early to say.
The location where the police found the body is from Fox News
According to CNN, the suspect Abston is scheduled to be arraigned on the 6th, and in addition to the existing serious kidnapping crimes and tampering with evidence, he will also be charged with first-degree murder.
Court records show that Abston was asked to bring a public defender to court. Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy said of the case, "We have no reason to think this is not an isolated attack by a stranger." ”
Suspect Cleotha Abston
Source: Observer Network