'Hunting for females' | First day of trial in Laken Riley murder reveals evidence not seen yet

The trial of a man accused of killing nursing student Laken Riley continues in Athens, with testimony expected to focus on evidence presented during Friday’s opening session.
Jose Ibarra, charged in Riley’s February death, waived his right to a jury trial, leaving Superior Court Judge H. Patrick Haggard to decide his fate.
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[@Freedoms0515]

Wow, this wasn't his first time.

[@raevj]

Nope, and this Biden-Harris administration has let in MILLIONS of unvetted illegals into the USA. Turns out tens of thousands have committed murder and rape.

[@organicinohio5398]

He’s a predator.

[@joecarey4356]

They have his dna all over her. Finger nails. Scratches all over him. And he has prior predatory behavior.

[@jenniferwyllie4033]

So if he SA her why isn’t he charged with it? All his charges are just for beating her