Alayna Urquhart

Nope, because they don't want them to be safe.

Which is horrifying.

It's a horrifying concept.

Now, the failure of the press to fully acknowledge the alarming rate of murder in Atlanta is not only one of the reasons the killing spree went on for so long, but also one of the reasons why the Atlanta Ripper case...

is still pretty unknown to this day, not just the killer.

No, it's really kind of like one of those that just... Under the rug.

Which is crazy.

You've only told me a few of the killings so far, and it's like so awful.

And it's wild.

But just one day after Addie Watts' murder, the Atlanta Journal finally wrote about the alarming trend and the potential for having a serial killer, they didn't call it that, in their midst.

The journal article states, "...on account of the number of recent murders of, they say something different, black women."

Quote, police advance the theory that Atlanta has an insane criminal, something on the order of the famed Jack the Ripper.

Not the famed.

The famed Jack the Ripper?

Have you ever heard of the term infamous?

Yeah.

Notorious?

Like what?

Like famed?

Yikes.