Slow Burn Media, an evergreen podcast presents Who Killed, a podcast that provides a voice for the voiceless.

Hello and welcome to this special, unfortunate episode of Who Killed.

I'm your host, Bill Huffman, and this is a Slow Burn Media, Evergreen Podcasts, and

Killer Podcasts production.

Unfortunately, last weekend we saw another mass shooting, hate crime related in Jacksonville,

Florida.

These are becoming all too common as the insidiousness continues to spread on social media, cable news, and many, many other outlets.

Yet the Walmart murders in El Paso, where a Texas man killed 23 people and injured 22 more.

Then the Trio Life's synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh

where a 46-year-old truck driver shot and killed 11 people and wounded 6.

Back in Florida, you had the Pulse nightclub shooting, which killed an astonishing

49 people and wounded 53 before police shot and killed the suspect after a three-hour standoff.

In May of 2022, he had an 18-year-old man who killed 10 black people at a tops, friendly markets grocery store in western New York.

The gunman wrote a 180-page manifesto on racial purity

before driving more than 240 miles to Buffalo,

a place where he expected to find black people, according to police.

While many of these crimes I have highlighted have occurred in Florida, the problems

are everywhere. In this particular episode, Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters told the news conference

that the attack that left two men and one woman dead was definitely racially motivated.

Quote, he hated black people, Waters said after reviewing the man's writings, which were sent to federal law enforcement officials, and at least one media outlet.

And this was shortly before the attack.

He added that the gunman acted alone, and there is absolutely no evidence the shooter

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