It's hard to say what the worst part of this story is: The fact that
some white teens in Claremont, New Hampshire thought it would be funny
to lynch a little brown kid or that the police are protecting the teens.
Two weeks ago, Cassandra Merlin's son was airlifted to a hospital in Dartmouth after he was viciously hung from a tree and left to die:
[Lorrie] Slattery said she was able to recount what happened from her
grandson’s 11-year-old sister and other children present (there were no
adults), and that her grandson and some teens were playing in a yard on
Aug. 28 when the teens started calling the little boy “racial epithets”
and throwing sticks and rocks at his legs.
Some or all of the teens allegedly stepped up on a picnic table and grabbed a nearby rope that had been part of a tire swing, Slattery said.
“The (teenagers) said, ‘Look at this,’ supposedly putting the rope around their necks,” Slattery said. “One boy said to (her grandson), ‘Let’s do this,’ and then pushed him off the picnic table and hung him.
”The boy swung back and forth by his neck three times before he was able to remove the rope from his neck; Slattery said none of the teens came to his aid.
Some or all of the teens allegedly stepped up on a picnic table and grabbed a nearby rope that had been part of a tire swing, Slattery said.
“The (teenagers) said, ‘Look at this,’ supposedly putting the rope around their necks,” Slattery said. “One boy said to (her grandson), ‘Let’s do this,’ and then pushed him off the picnic table and hung him.
”The boy swung back and forth by his neck three times before he was able to remove the rope from his neck; Slattery said none of the teens came to his aid.
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Source: The Daily Banter
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