Tenchi Ryu
Ashtray B!tch
Some foul shyt man.
Prison wolves gonna get that nikka once they find out.
Prison wolves gonna get that nikka once they find out.
Mother killed by son after failed attempt by ex husband
Damn... ex husband shoot her in the head and now this crazy nikka do this
But u seeing more and more of this among blacks...
But u seeing more and more of this among blacks...
Cat piss martini
Veteran
any dainty fakkit that would kill his
mother should just have his
hands cuffed behind his back,have a gasoline
soaked tire put around his neck and set on
fire.
mother should just have his
hands cuffed behind his back,have a gasoline
soaked tire put around his neck and set on
fire.
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Cat piss martini
Veteran
AintNoCrampInYaMouthTho
Her: I'm On My Monthly :Wakaokay: Your Mouth Not
He wasn't fatherless breh, his actions prove just that. Lil breh wanted to be just like his pops 
Norman bates
godkiller
"We are the Fury"
This killing is an exception to the rule. I've known black families my whole life and never have I seen kids kill their own mother.
Erm...im sorry? I didnt say anything about that....i think you meant to reply to someone else breh (no shade)
True...but my point is your chances are better with close family.
Actually, much better with family.
Man On Fire
All Star
Some people are just crazy and evil brehs... Count your blessings everyday that God keeps these kind of people out of your cipher and contact
What a piece of shyt
MILLBROOK, AL (WSFA) -
An Elmore County man, who is accused of murdering his mother in 2014, entered a not guilty plea in court on Thursday.
According to the autopsy, Anita Washington, 49, died from a single gunshot wound to the head in August 2014. The original warrant said the suspect's hands were used as a weapon.
Washington's son, 27-year-old Sedric Clayton, was charged with murder in connection to Washington's death.
In Clayton's initial court appearance in 2014, he looked subdued and was mostly quiet. He did say that no one has told him anything about what's going on. The court set Clayton's bond at $250,000.
Washington's body was found in a wooded area on Saturday. Millbrook authorities were called to the scene of a body discovery in a wooded area near Lakeshore Drive and Caroline Drive. A farmer searching for a missing cow came upon the body wrapped in a sheet.
"Today is bittersweet for Ms. Washington's family, friends, neighbors, and the men and women of the Millbrook Police Department," said Millbrook Police Chief P.K. Johnson. "On one hand, we can say that the individual responsible for her death is incarcerated in the Elmore County Jail. We can say that Ms. Washington has been found and that she can be put to rest properly and with respect, allowing her family an opportunity to grieve their loss and say goodbye to their loved one. But that means that Ms. Washington is no longer with us. There is no chance that she's coming home to her family, at least not the way we would have hoped for."
Washington was reported missing by family members on Aug. 20. They said she was last seen by family members on Aug. 19 at 2:30 p.m.
Clayton was later arrested at a relative's home in Montgomery based on evidence gathered before Washington's body was even found.
"In speaking with our detectives, there were numerous indicators that this young man was not acting as a normal individual would under the circumstances," Johnson said, following Clayton's arrest. "We knew, based on information received from the family, that he (Clayton) was the last person to see Ms. Washington Tuesday afternoon."
"As our investigation continued, our investigators learned that the relationship between mother and son had become contemptuous over the last week prior to her being reported missing," Chief Johnson said. "As we continued to receive information that this relationship had become strained Clayton became a person of interest."
Washington was the victim of an attempted-murder by her ex-husband in 2008. That man, 50-year-old Irilmoskomazzerella Washington, is currently serving 20 years in prison.
so he killed her just cause they wasn't getting along
An Elmore County man, who is accused of murdering his mother in 2014, entered a not guilty plea in court on Thursday.
According to the autopsy, Anita Washington, 49, died from a single gunshot wound to the head in August 2014. The original warrant said the suspect's hands were used as a weapon.
Washington's son, 27-year-old Sedric Clayton, was charged with murder in connection to Washington's death.
In Clayton's initial court appearance in 2014, he looked subdued and was mostly quiet. He did say that no one has told him anything about what's going on. The court set Clayton's bond at $250,000.
Washington's body was found in a wooded area on Saturday. Millbrook authorities were called to the scene of a body discovery in a wooded area near Lakeshore Drive and Caroline Drive. A farmer searching for a missing cow came upon the body wrapped in a sheet.
"Today is bittersweet for Ms. Washington's family, friends, neighbors, and the men and women of the Millbrook Police Department," said Millbrook Police Chief P.K. Johnson. "On one hand, we can say that the individual responsible for her death is incarcerated in the Elmore County Jail. We can say that Ms. Washington has been found and that she can be put to rest properly and with respect, allowing her family an opportunity to grieve their loss and say goodbye to their loved one. But that means that Ms. Washington is no longer with us. There is no chance that she's coming home to her family, at least not the way we would have hoped for."
Washington was reported missing by family members on Aug. 20. They said she was last seen by family members on Aug. 19 at 2:30 p.m.
Clayton was later arrested at a relative's home in Montgomery based on evidence gathered before Washington's body was even found.
"In speaking with our detectives, there were numerous indicators that this young man was not acting as a normal individual would under the circumstances," Johnson said, following Clayton's arrest. "We knew, based on information received from the family, that he (Clayton) was the last person to see Ms. Washington Tuesday afternoon."
"As our investigation continued, our investigators learned that the relationship between mother and son had become contemptuous over the last week prior to her being reported missing," Chief Johnson said. "As we continued to receive information that this relationship had become strained Clayton became a person of interest."
Washington was the victim of an attempted-murder by her ex-husband in 2008. That man, 50-year-old Irilmoskomazzerella Washington, is currently serving 20 years in prison.
so he killed her just cause they wasn't getting along
Prattville, AL (WSFA) -- WSFA 12 News has an update to a story we first broke Thursday evening involving a domestic dispute shooting in Prattville.
Prattville police have made an arrest in a shooting that happened in the parking lot of Prattville Christian Academy.
We're told that 50-year-old Irilmoskomazzerella Washington of Millbrook is in police custody charged with attempted murder.
Washington is accused of shooting his ex-wife, 43-year-old Anita Lafay Washington, as she arrived at the school to pick up their child.
WSFA 12 News has learned the couple had a court hearing earlier this week pertaining to their divorce.
Around a dozen children witnessed the shooting, so counselors were brought in for those who wanted to talk about it. The school also canceled the Red Ribbon Pep Rally.
Police say the couple's child was still inside the school at the time of the shooting and no other people were injured.
Police say it appears the two had an ongoing custody conflict and the ex-husband was waiting for her in the parking lot.
Washington is alleged to have aimed the gun, and pulled the trigger on his ex. He then waited for police to arrive on the scene before being arrested without incident.
The victim is listed in critical, but stable condition at Jackson Hospital.
If convicted on the attempted murder charges, the suspect could get 20 years in prison.
we popped her while she was picking this lil nikka up from school she caught a custody battle to keep his ass and he ends up killing her
she should've just left that lil nikka to his pops for real
Prattville police have made an arrest in a shooting that happened in the parking lot of Prattville Christian Academy.
We're told that 50-year-old Irilmoskomazzerella Washington of Millbrook is in police custody charged with attempted murder.
Washington is accused of shooting his ex-wife, 43-year-old Anita Lafay Washington, as she arrived at the school to pick up their child.
WSFA 12 News has learned the couple had a court hearing earlier this week pertaining to their divorce.
Around a dozen children witnessed the shooting, so counselors were brought in for those who wanted to talk about it. The school also canceled the Red Ribbon Pep Rally.
Police say the couple's child was still inside the school at the time of the shooting and no other people were injured.
Police say it appears the two had an ongoing custody conflict and the ex-husband was waiting for her in the parking lot.
Washington is alleged to have aimed the gun, and pulled the trigger on his ex. He then waited for police to arrive on the scene before being arrested without incident.
The victim is listed in critical, but stable condition at Jackson Hospital.
If convicted on the attempted murder charges, the suspect could get 20 years in prison.
we popped her while she was picking this lil nikka up from school she caught a custody battle to keep his ass and he ends up killing her
she should've just left that lil nikka to his pops for real
Initially true but ultimately all mother's are unfortunately not built the same.
