From Human Events: "UK Police told mother of daughter stabbed to death 23 times with screwdriver by Rwandan 'asylum seeker' to 'tone down' statement to avoid anti-migrant 'violence'." (H/t Anonymous Conservative). The article indicates that "Police in the United Kingdom encouraged the family of a hotel worker who was murdered by an asylum seeker to moderate their public statements out of concern that the killing could trigger anti-immigration protests."
27-year-old Rhiannon Whyte was stabbed 23 times with a screwdriver in October 2024. Her killer, Deng Majek, was a Sudanese national and was later sentenced to 29 years in prison.
The killing came just months after the Southport child murders, which sparked anti-migrant riots and demonstrations across parts of the UK. Whyte’s mother, Siobhan, said police were concerned about the possibility of the murder prompting further unrest, saying they didn’t want “another Southport.”
“Did they tell us what to say? No. Did they guide us so it didn't look so aggressive? Maybe. I was aggressive – they toned it down,” she said, according to the Daily Mail.
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The allegations that police pressured the family come after a shocking report about the UK’s Research, Information and Communications Unit (RICU), which has been working to manage public reaction to multiculturalism within the UK. In multiple instances, the unit has been influencing public statements made by the family members of victims in racial cases across the country.
My information may be incorrect, but my understanding is that the Community Relations Service (CRS) of the U.S. Department of Justice does something similar.
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