Alayna Urquhart

Yeah.

Not only is that the most racist thing ever, but also he's literally saying, the only reason we, the literal detectives whose job description and paycheck is because we're supposed to be solving these, we can't solve this because the citizens who are being terrorized

are not solving it for us.

That's literally what he's saying.

He's saying the community that is being terrorized isn't solving it.

So we can't solve it.

Well, you know how that goes.

Yeah, of course.

Yeah.

Like, what?

Now, overt... What a douchebag.

Overt and wildly explicit and egregious racism aside, there's something uniquely reprehensible about blaming victims for the violence perpetrated against them and implying they are also to blame for allowing the killings to continue.

Like...

You guys should have stopped this.

We're busy.

The levels of depravity on the investigation side of this and also on the murder side and investigation side, the levels of depravity are no, no bounds.

How are you so hateful and how do you not realize how much you suck?

Now, not surprisingly, the implication was entirely untrue.

In fact, even before the press or law enforcement had identified the murders as likely being the work of the same killer, Atlanta's black community had activated already and

And we're working together to warn of the dangers posed to women on the streets.