Modern Day Lynching: Teenagers Beat Homeless Man to Death in Jacksonville

Brutal Attack on Homeless Man

• 💔 A 64-year-old homeless man, Roger Borham, was fatally beaten by three teenagers in Jacksonville, Florida.
• 🗓️ The attack occurred on October 19th, with Borham dying four days later from blunt force trauma.
• 💰 The teenagers allegedly returned to the scene 20 minutes after the initial assault to rummage through his backpack and beat him further.

Alleged Motive and Suspects

• 💬 Investigators were told the attack was triggered because Borham had allegedly "dissed their dead homies."
• ⚖️ The arrested suspects are Justin Curry (13 years old, indicted as an adult), Robert Pope (16 years old), and Aravian Lacy (19 years old).
• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 The speaker questions the parenting of the teenagers involved, suggesting a lack of accountability.

Media Narrative and "Lynching" Comparison

• 📢 The speaker describes the incident as a "modern-day lynching" that is ignored by the mainstream liberal media.
• 📺 A contrast is drawn with cases like the Trey Reed situation, where the media allegedly amplified claims of a lynching despite evidence of suicide.
• 🗣️ The argument is made that if the racial roles were reversed (three white teenagers attacking a black man), it would be a major national news story.
• 🚫 Conversely, when black teenagers attack a white man, the speaker claims there is media silence and "crickets."

Victim's Background and Societal Issues

• 🏢 Roger Borham had previously worked on the 77th floor of World Trade Center Tower 1 and was laid off shortly before the 9/11 attacks.
• 💔 He also lost his wife, Celeste Borham, in 2009 while she was on a humanitarian visit to Africa.
• 🚨 The speaker highlights a perceived pattern of violent acts by young people that goes underreported due to not fitting the media's desired narrative.
• 🏛️ There is a call for holding the parents of the accused teenagers accountable as well.