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Convicted of the crime and sentenced to life without parole: 23-year-old Tevin Raeshaun Johnson. Reports indicate that Johnson befriended Morris then followed her to the victim's motel room. A witness claimed Johnson was not welcomed by his victim. [ I was unable to uncover any white-on-black homicides during February. Please contact me if you are aware of one. Federal government data on inter-racial crime is extremely opaque. Statista.com reveals that in 2019 there were 5,787 white homicide victims and 7,484 black victims. In both cases, the race of the killer(s) was unspecified, but most bl...

A former US Army soldier was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison   Lagaria Slaughter supplied a fatal dose of the party drug Molly, to 20-year-old Katherine Schlegel at the Electric Zoo music festival in 2018 Slaughter broke down during court hearing as he apologized for peddling drugs  He has since been kicked out of the army following his arrest and noted that he was diagnosed with bipolar depression Schlegel overdosed after taking the drug and died two days later in a NY hospital

Who was Katherine Schlegel? Katherine Schlegel was a college student, a 2016 graduate of NCHS and a lifelong resident of New Canaan, Connecticut. Slaughter traveled to New York City the weekend of the festival with another soldier, Tanner Howell, who arranged to buy 57 molly tablets to use with Schlegel and her friend at the gig. 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine, also known by its scientific name MDMA, or more popularly, ecstasy or molly, is an illegal drug with stimulant and hallucinogenic effects. A typical recreational dose of ecstasy ranges from 50 to 150 mg, and users will typically con...

By GEOFF HERBERT | syracuse.com | Published: February 26, 2021 SYRACUSE, N.Y. (Tribune News Service) — A former Fort Drum soldier has been sentenced to 15 months in prison over a woman’s death the Electric Zoo music festival in 2018. The New York Post reports Lagaria Slaughter broke down during a remote sentencing hearing in Manhattan federal court Thursday and apologized for supplying a fatal dose of the party drug Molly that caused 20-year-old Katherine Schlegal to overdose at the EDM fest on Randall’s Island in New York. “I want the family and friends of the victim to know that ...