[Enigma]

A few weeks ago, there was a story about the message "Knights don't need n______" spray painted on the side of a biracial high school football player's home. The parents (white mother, black father) claimed that the son had also been subjected to bullying by other players.

There was a huge shitstorm, the FBI got involved and the kid changed schools. As the investigation continued, the evidence started to point back towards his parents. Stories started switching up and the mother stopped cooperating, begging for the case to be dropped.

Police decided to search the house where they found cans of spray paint and the parents can't get their story straight on why it's there, in the fire pit.

“Andrea was told by an FBI agent that she wanted the investigation to stop because she was the one who spray-painted the graffiti on her house and Andrea said, 'OK,' ” the document said. “Andrea just kept answering 'OK' and that she wanted everything to end and that we did not understand.”

The case isn't closed yet but the only possible motive other than attention seems to be getting him switched to a school in another county? You can not make this shit up.



Full article here:

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national...-1.1538649

And here:

http://www.telegram.com/article/20131204...49693/1116

[MrXY]

Cases like this are actually hate crimes against white people because they are intended to provoke hate and violence against them

[Yatagan]

This story is nothing compared to my favorite hate crime hoax where a black woman lit herself on fire and tried to blame it on the KKK, Lol.

http://news.sky.com/story/1001795/woman-...kkk-attack

Some people really crave attention and to be victims.

[Mentavious]

Seems like these fake KKK and crimes that like it always happen in Louisiana/Alabama/Mississippi. Pits as far as I'm concerned.