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I’m grew up in a small redneck town. I was raised by my grandparents who were extremely racist. As I grew older I started to understand them more. From personal experience I realized that majority of blacks are low lives. I know very few of them are good, but the most of them are lazy, no ambition, and have no desire to do better for themselves. Most of them are subhuman.

I was borderline kkk before I met by black wife Christine 2 years ago. It started off as a black girl fetish friends with benefits, then we fell in love and became a couple. Then it lead to marriage the next year. Christine is the love of my life. If anyone said something racist to her I’d have no problem breaking their nose and going to jail. But I still hate most black people. Christine doesn’t know how I feel. And I plan on never telling her for the sake of our marriage.

DALLAS (AP) — The trial began Monday for a man who is charged with killing 18 older women in Dallas and its suburbs over a two-year span.
Billy Chemirmir, 48, is being tried in Dallas in one of the deaths. He faces life in prison without parole if convicted of capital murder in the death of 81-year-old Lu Thi Harris. Prosecutors decided not to seek the death penalty. His attorney entered a not guilty plea for him Monday on the charge.
“This is a case about stalking, smothering and stealing,” prosecutor Glen Fitzmartin told the jury in his opening statement.
Chemirmir was arrested in March 2018 after 91-year-old Mary Annis Bartel survived an attack by a man who forced his way into her apartment at a senior living community in Plano. The man told her “don’t fight me” as he tried to smother her with a pillow and left with jewelry.
When police tracked Chemirmir to his nearby apartment the next day, he was holding jewelry and cash. A jewelry box police say he had just thrown away led them to a Dallas home, where Harris was dead in her bedroom, lipstick smeared on her pillow.
Bartel died about two years after the attack — at the age of 92, but jurors on Monday began hearing a taped deposition from her.
In opening statements, Fitzmartin said that earlier that day, Harris and Chemirmir had been checking out at the same time at a Walmart store.

After his arrest, authorities announced they would review hundreds of deaths, signaling the possibility that a serial killer had been stalking older people. Over the following years, the number of people Chemirmir was accused of killing grew.
Fitzmartin said jurors would also be hearing about the killing of 87-year-old Mary Brooks, who was found dead in her Richardson home in January 2018. Chemirmir has been charged in her death.