Nearly sixty years ago I was enrolled in a majority-black high school. White students learned to stay clear of black students. Black kids would attack white classmates as casually as saying hello, usually with a punch to the back of the head. It seemed inherent. Avoidance was the only workable choice, because fighting back would have instantly attracted a mob of feral black kids eager to pile on.
There were exceptions, of course. But most were intellectually limited—vocabularies small and thick with profanity, speech often hard to follow. Articulate, intelligent black people appeared on television; almost nowhere else. Therein lies the problem. The media gaslight us into believing blacks are the victims of white racism. They are portrayed as intelligent, well-meaning people whose lot in life is due to our prejudice. Many whites are eager to make things right, and end up paying with their lives.
That led to me write about about black-on-white homicides, something I’ve been doing since about 2008; nearly 20 years. The blind naivety of white victims always stands out.
There are many case studies contrasting white vs. black impulsivity. Informed people sometimes accuse blacks of being driven by impulse rather than reason. Whites are the same. White impulse, however, is often empathy. Black impulse is usually rage.
White people tend to be empathetic to a fault. Sometimes the fault is placing oneself in harm’s way. When dealing with blacks, our first instinct should be self protection.
Consider these examples:
Darryl Worthen was a kind, black FedEx driver who had delivered a package to Scott Maxie’s Muscatatuck Outdoors Gun Shop in Jennings County, Indiana, on Friday, Sept. 19, 2014. He returned the next day with brother DeJuan Andre Worthen and their cousin Darion Harris to look at the inventory, and the three came back on Sunday, Sept. 21, when Maxie was shot and killed during the robbery. [source]
Aaron McInnis, a 30-year-old sales representative and father, was shot and killed on July 14, 2024, in Northeast Portland, Oregon. After dropping off a friend near a park, he helped another man investigate a woman crying in a car. Inside were Arvoni Alexander Hayes, then 23, and his girlfriend. Hayes told her to drive away. McInnis followed, and Hayes shot him three times at an intersection. McInnis died at a hospital. Hayes was arrested in September 2024.
Then there was the case of Mitch Lundgaard. On May 15, 2019, in Appleton, Wisconsin, the white firefighter helped revive a black man, Ruben Houston, from an opioid overdose with Narcan. After Houston exited the bus where he was found, responders urged hospital care. About 22 minutes later, Houston pulled a gun and fatally shot Lundgaard; police then killed Houston.
Some may even call it Suicidal Empathy. It seems that McInnis and Lundgaard were following their impulse of compassion rather than instinct of self protection. Scott Maxie was too trusting. Their naivety ended with their deaths. Don’t be like them.
Dr. Idris Evans, a 46-year-old pediatric critical care physician, was killed Sept. 24, 2026, after police say he and his wife were attacked while sleeping inside their Edgewood, Pennsylvania, home. Evans later died at a hospital. His wife survived with serious injuries. Police arrested 32-year-old Elijah Hemingway, who faces criminal homicide, aggravated assault, burglary and criminal trespass charges in connection with the attack. [Full report ►]
On Sept. 4, 2026, gunfire broke out near Manassas’s historic train depot during First Friday, a downtown event drawing about 10,000 people. Two men shot at each other; 16-year-old Patriot High student Ashley Intihar was killed as an unintended bystander. Tasheem Rashad Douglas, 21, a convicted felon free on bond, was charged with second-degree murder. A second shooter remains at large. Police seek tips. [Full report ►]
Shane Basquill, 31, of Kiln, Mississippi, and Mary Anne Oberlies, 78, of Gulfport, were killed Sept. 7, 2026, during a shooting at an AT&T store inside Crossroads Mall. Police arrested 71-year-old Samuel Jerome Andrews of Harrison County. He faces two counts of first-degree murder and one count of shooting into a crowd. Authorities have not announced a motive, and the investigation remains ongoing. [Full report ►]
Andrew James Wimsatt, 62, of Austin, was killed Sept. 7, 2026, in a Round Rock, Texas, park. Authorities charged Benedict Ogbodiegwu Jr., 26, of Round Rock, with murder. An affidavit says video shows a knife attack from behind. Investigators recovered a bloodstained knife and stained clothing. Officials say the men appear not to have known each other. Bail is $1 million. The Texas case remains under investigation. [Full report ►]
A Durham, North Carolina, judge denied bond to Lontrel Alston, 38, charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of Victoria James, 43. Police say Alston, her former partner, blocked her vehicle and fired into it. James died at the scene. Her adult daughter was injured and her 16-year-old son was unhurt. Alston’s next court date is Oct. 1. He also faces assault and weapons charges. [Full report ►]
Victoria Moore, 50, and Josiah “Megan” Bumgardner, 38, were killed Sept. 10, 2026, in a shooting inside a Gastonia, North Carolina, home. Two other victims were critically injured. Police charged Camryn Moore, 26, and Cory Armstrong, 29, with murder and attempted murder. The suspects fled and died the following day after an Ohio police pursuit.
Victoria and Josiah were sisters. Camryn was Victoria’s daughter and Josiah’s niece. Josiah identified as a man. Cory was Camryn’s boyfriend. We found no image of Josiah. [Full report ►]
Sarah Sharp, 38, of Mooresville, North Carolina, was killed in a shooting Sept. 4, 2026, in Rowan County. Deputies found her suffering from a gunshot wound and pronounced her dead at the scene. A second victim, Joshua Obugene, 38, suffered multiple gunshot wounds. Authorities arrested 27-year-old Jaylene Ty’rese White, who faces murder and attempted first-degree murder charges. The investigation remains ongoing, and White is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. [Full report ►]
Sgt. Chris Fisher, 36, of the Warm Springs Police Department in Georgia, was shot and killed on Sept. 1, 2026, while sitting in his patrol car after a traffic stop. The GBI identified Jimmy Lee Steverson, 23, as the driver who fired into the cruiser and fled. Fisher had arrested Steverson five days earlier. Steverson was found wounded the next day in Anderson, South Carolina, and later died. [Full report ►]
Bruce Gress, 42, of Toms River, New Jersey, was fatally shot Sept. 18 at a Wawa store. Authorities charged Douglas Cobb, 51, with murder and three weapons offenses. Cobb remains at large, with an arrest warrant issued in the case. Investigators have not publicly released a motive. Authorities say Cobb is also known as Douglas Green and “Bootknock” and was last seen driving a black Acura MDX SUV. [Full report ►]
Shannon Weeks, 46, of Augusta, Georgia, died from a gunshot wound on Sept. 11, 2026. Authorities said deputies found her at the scene late that night and investigators determined she had been shot once. Detectives are seeking 39-year-old Bryan Williams for questioning but have not announced charges against him. The Richmond County Sheriff’s Office continues investigating the circumstances surrounding Weeks’ death and is asking anyone with information to come forward. [Full report ►]
Joshua Tresa Douglass, 18, of Gainesville, Florida, was killed Sept. 10 during a meeting police say was arranged for a firearm sale. Investigators allege the meeting became an attempted robbery, with Christian Eugene Howard and Carey Showers Jr. later arrested in connection with the death. Police say Howard opened fire after Douglass resisted the robbery. [Full report ►]
On July 8, 2026, police in Chattanooga, Tennessee, found the body of 22-year-old Elysia Kinsella in the parking lot of a Studio 6 Suites motel. The discovery ended a search for Kinsella, who had been reported missing a week earlier. Investigators focused on Donte Taylor, 40, who was arrested that day and charged with abuse of a corpse and tampering with evidence in connection with the case. [Full report ►]
Joseph Mitchell, 26, of Fairborn, Ohio, died after being shot during a Sept. 20, 2026, incident that also left another man critically injured. Police identified 24-year-old Cato Mayberry as a suspect after a multi-agency investigation. Mayberry turned himself in and was booked into the Greene County Jail on murder and felonious assault charges. Authorities have not publicly released a detailed account of what led to the shooting. [Full report ►]
Jaquoya Wix, 34, was fatally stabbed Sept. 20, 2026, while taking a break from her job at a Chipotle restaurant in downtown Detroit, Michigan. Police arrested Devon Jason Watson, 42, about 20 minutes after the attack using surveillance technology. Prosecutors charged Watson with first-degree premeditated murder on Sept. 23. Watson was denied bond and remains in custody. Wix was a mother of a 15-year-old daughter. She presents as white, but apparently had American Indian ancestry. [Full report ►]
Braden Junkins, 34, of Dayton, Ohio, died after being shot Sept. 21, 2026. Police say an investigation led to the arrests of Laterell Turner Jr., 32, and Destanie McComb, 37. Turner faces murder, felonious assault and evidence-tampering charges. McComb faces obstruction and evidence-tampering charges. Court records say Turner admitted shooting Junkins after an alleged confrontation and McComb allegedly helped conceal the firearm afterward. [Full report ►]
Charles Newsome, 47, was killed Sept. 1, 2026, in Jacksonville, Florida, after an argument at a hotel parking lot. Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office investigators identified Saveon West, 24, as the suspect. West was located and detained less than 24 hours later with help from SWAT and the U.S. Marshals Service. He was booked into the Duval County jail on a murder charge while the case proceedings continue. [Full report ►]
Lance Sotelo, a 25-year-old former Queens University athlete, died after being struck by a car in Charlotte on Jan. 14, 2026. Q’Laundra Hood, 28 at the time, later pleaded guilty to felony hit-and-run and misdemeanor death by vehicle. A judge suspended a 16-to-29-month prison term, ordering Hood to serve 30 days in jail followed by 36 months of supervised probation. The sentence also includes restitution payments under $800. [Full report ►]
Tiffany Collins, 36, was found dead from a gunshot wound inside her Miami Township, Ohio, apartment Sept. 4, 2026. Authorities accuse Dayton resident Tywon Stephens, 27, of killing her Sept. 3 before taking her vehicle. Stephens was later indicted on murder and numerous other charges connected to a series of alleged vehicle thefts—including a police cruiser—and a police pursuit. He pleaded not guilty and is seeking an insanity evaluation. [Full report ►]
Anzhela “Angela” Pronina, 33, of Moab, Utah, died Sept. 21 after being critically wounded during a Sept. 15 shooting inside her home. Police believe Charles Anthony “Tony” Nelson, 30, forced his way inside, shot Pronina and then took his own life. Investigators continue reviewing the case and have not publicly established the relationship between Pronina and Nelson. Pronina was a Ukrainian immigrant. [Full report ►]
Kentucky State Police Trooper Hayden Phillips was shot and killed Sept. 28, 2026, during a traffic stop in Warren County, Kentucky. Phillips was a 2023 graduate of KSP Cadet Class 103. Phillips previously worked in law enforcement in the Glasgow area before joining Kentucky State Police. Emonnie Branch is accused of killing Phillips during the incident on I-65 and was taken into custody in Louisville later that day. [Full report ►]
Kevin Walter, 18, of Penn Hills, Pennsylvania, was fatally shot inside a home early Aug. 18, 2026. Police said the shooting followed an alleged drug transaction involving Walter and two other people. A 17-year-old, Tayquawn Mills, was also wounded. Nearly a month later, authorities charged Mills with homicide, robbery, burglary and criminal conspiracy. Investigators continue examining the circumstances and roles of those involved. [Full report ►]
Isaac Cohen, 22, was fatally shot Aug. 26 at a Palm Bay, Florida, park. Police say the killing was connected to an apparent drug transaction. Christopher Hriciso, 18, and Caleb Davis, 17, were arrested Sept. 3 and charged with first-degree murder and armed robbery. Davis is being prosecuted as an adult. A Brevard County grand jury indicted both defendants Sept. 22 as the case continues.
I did not describe Isaac Cohen as Jewish without a reliable source confirming it—such as a family statement, obituary, synagogue notice, or funeral announcement. His surname alone, despite its ancient Hebrew origin meaning “priest,” is not enough to establish his religion or ethnicity. He presents as white. [Full report ►]
Laureen Brooks, 31, was found fatally shot inside a Chesapeake, Virginia, home Sept. 24, 2026, after police received a report of a domestic assault. Authorities identified 28-year-old Omar Malik Patterson as wanted in connection with her death. Police say Patterson left the area and consider him armed and dangerous. Three children were inside the residence but were not injured and were placed with family. [Full report ►]
Christopher L. Hayden, 37, of Beloit, Wisconsin, died Aug. 24, 2026, after being shot and taken to a local hospital. Police investigated the fatal shooting and later arrested 19-year-old Xavion Curb on suspicion of first-degree intentional homicide. Hayden was identified by the Rock County Medical Examiner’s Department after his death. The criminal case remains pending, and allegations against Curb have not been proven in court. [Full report ►]
Updates
Marson Weh was convicted of first-degree murder Sept. 24, 2026, in the 2023 killing of 15-year-old Michael Garr in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania. Garr, a sophomore at Upper Darby High School, was fatally stabbed April 21, 2023. Prosecutors presented surveillance footage, DNA and other physical evidence connecting Weh to the killing. Weh was also convicted of possessing an instrument of crime and is scheduled for sentencing Nov. 5.
The two did not know each other raising speculation that the murder was random and racially motivated.
The surname, Weh, is found in Liberia, Africa, but no information was found regarding Marson Weh’s immigration or citizenship status. [Full report ►]
Hurshel Gipson, 52, of Lima, Ohio, died Feb. 28, 2026, after a semi-truck struck stopped traffic on Interstate 75 in Allen County. His 11-year-old son also died in the crash. Authorities said the truck driver failed to maintain an assured clear distance before hitting several vehicles. Gipson’s wife, Amanda, was seriously injured. The Ohio State Highway Patrol investigated the fatal collision.
Reports say Yvio Michel, 53, who was identified in later reports as a Haitian national, was charged with homicide in September, 2026. Michel was living in Boynton Beach, Florida, at the time of the crash. Reports also said he was not a U.S. citizen and was legally in the country, although an immigration detainer was later placed on him. His nationality and immigration status became part of subsequent reporting about the case. [Full report ►]
Sarah Elizabeth Bundy, 44, was found dead in Brooklyn Park, Maryland, on May 23, 2025. Investigators identified her husband, Cedric Dion Callaway, as the suspect after reviewing surveillance and other evidence. Callaway pleaded guilty to first-degree murder on Aug. 13, 2026, during his jury trial. On Sept. 15, 2026, he was sentenced to life in prison, with all but 40 years suspended and will likely be eligible for parole in 20 years. [Full report ►]
Aaron McInnis, a 30-year-old sales representative and father, was shot and killed July 14, 2024, in Northeast Portland after he stopped to see why a woman was crying inside a parked vehicle. Arvoni Alexander Hayes, then 23, received 18 years in September, 2026. The Multnomah County District Attorney’s Office later described him as a man who “did not hesitate to check on the safety of a stranger.” [Full report ►]
Michael Connor Verkerke, 9, was fatally stabbed at a Kentwood, Michigan, playground on Aug. 4, 2014. Jamarion Lawhorn, then 12, was arrested and later prosecuted as an adult within Michigan's juvenile court system. A jury convicted Lawhorn of first-degree murder in 2015. The judge imposed a blended sentence emphasizing both accountability and rehabilitation. Lawhorn ultimately spent about six and a half years in custody before his 2021 release. [Full report ►]
Susan Watkins, 50, was attacked in Fort Worth, Texas, on July 9, 2025, and died five days later from injuries. Police arrested Steven Black after witnesses identified him. Prosecutors said Black stomped Watkins and struck her with asphalt before leaving her near a dumpster. Tarrant County jury convicted Black of murder on Aug. 28, 2026, and he received life in prison, with parole possible after 30 years. No explanation was given for the attack, leaving many to presume it was racially motivated. [Full report ►]
On May 15, 2019, in Appleton, Wisconsin, white firefighter Mitch Lundgaard helped revive black man Ruben Houston from an opioid overdose with Narcan. After Houston exited the bus where he was found, responders urged hospital care. About 22 minutes later, Houston pulled a gun and fatally shot Lundgaard; police then killed Houston. An officer and bystander were wounded. Houston had a criminal record and mixed drugs in his system.
Had an officer killed Houston before he shot Lundgaard, the woke left might be treating Houston as a martyr the way they honor George Floyd. [Full report ►]
Former Houston police officer Gerald Goines pleaded guilty to two federal civil-rights charges tied to the 2019 raid that killed Dennis Tuttle and Rhogena Nicholas. Prosecutors say Goines fabricated information about a drug purchase to obtain the warrant. He is already serving 60 years for the couple’s deaths. His misconduct also contributed to the overturning of more than 30 convictions connected to his police work.
The crime reminds us of the Breonna Taylor incident. She was a 26-year-old black emergency-room technician killed in her Louisville, Kentucky, apartment on March 13, 2020. Louisville Metro Police officers forced entry while serving a search warrant connected to a drug investigation. No drugs were found in her home. [Full report ►]
Five likely white-on-black homicides were found in September, 2026. Ages range from five to 58. All were shooting fatalities.
Five-year-old Zah’Layah Walter died Sept. 19 after being shot while riding in a vehicle with her mother and four siblings in the Houston area. Investigators said the family was caught in a roadway confrontation involving another vehicle. Jeremy Porter, 47, was arrested and charged with capital murder. Zah’Layah was airlifted to a hospital but died. Two other children suffered minor injuries from broken glass. [Full report ►]
Nineteen-year-old Nyandeng Chol of Lincoln, Nebraska, died Sept. 15 after being shot during a confrontation in northeastern Lincoln. Police responding to a disturbance involving young people heard a nearby gunshot and found Chol wounded. She later died at a hospital. Authorities arrested 37-year-old Tyler Benzel, who faces first-degree murder and firearm charges. Investigators said the shooting followed a confrontation involving Benzel’s wife and a group that included Chol. [Full report ►]
Twenty-two-year-old Ephrim Rose of Lafayette, Louisiana, died Sept. 14 after being shot during a dispute over an attempted exchange of items for money. Police responding shortly after 8 p.m. found Rose dead from apparent gunshot wounds. Authorities arrested 18-year-old Asher Cormier of Rayne and 18-year-old Dawan Calais. Both face second-degree murder charges. Police said the investigation remains active as detectives work to determine what led to the shooting. [Full report ►]
Fifty-eight-year-old Deborah Sanders was killed Sept. 8 at a residence in Shawnee, Oklahoma, according to police and local reports. Officers responding shortly after 5 p.m. found Sanders dead inside from an apparent shooting. Raymond Burton was arrested and booked on a complaint of first-degree murder. Authorities had not initially released details about what led to the shooting, leaving the circumstances surrounding Sanders’ death unclear as the investigation continued. [Full report ►]
Seventeen-year-old Antoine Gillespie died Sept. 3 after being shot inside a Dayton, Ohio, apartment building. Police found him suffering from multiple gunshot wounds in a fifth-floor hallway, where he was pronounced dead. Investigators charged 18-year-old Taylor Brooks Phillips with murder, felonious assault and tampering with evidence. Witnesses reportedly heard an argument before the shooting, and police said Phillips initially fled before being taken into custody. [Full report ►]
Statistics
FBI arrest data show that black Americans account for more than half of arrests for murder and nonnegligent manslaughter, even though they make up about 13 percent of the U.S. population. In the FBI’s Crime in the United States 2019, Table 43, 51.2 percent of those arrests involved black offenders. Among adults arrested for murder that year, the share was 51.3 percent.
Overall, FBI data suggest blacks are over thirteen times more likely to kill whites than vice versa.
American Renaissance Editor Jared Taylor, citing data based on 2021 FBI statistics assembled by anonymous researcher Datahazard, reports a black-male offender homicide rate of 64.4 per 100,000. The equivalent figure for white-male offenders is 3.5 per 100,000 [A Harsh New Light on Race and Murder, Amren.com, March 24, 2023].
That is, the black-male offender homicide rate is 18.4 times higher than the white-male offender homicide rate.
Sometimes I get things wrong. If you notice a significant error, please bring it to my attention in the comment section. While efforts have been made to verify the information presented in this article, some facts, dates, quotations, or interpretations may be inaccurate or incomplete.
Suspects are considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Pennsylvania seems to be showing up more, along with Ohio. North Carolina, Texas and Florida are always featured.
Most or all hate crimes committed by blacks are not labeled hate crimes. Where does this resentment leading to hate originate? Obviously it is the Democrat party with their policies and legislation of entitlement and grievance against our society. The political power of Democrats requires votes from African Americans to attain a majority in Congress. The Democrat party is an enabler of crime by lax enforcement or no enforcement of our laws. As a result elected Democrats are a menace to public safety.