Daniel Concannon (@KeepNHGranite)

Labor Day 2026. 11 AM. Chandler Creek Park. Round Rock, Texas. White 62-year-old Andrew Wimsatt takes a seat on his favorite bench. Three minutes later, Black 26-year old Benedict Chinedu Ogbodiegwu Jr. sneaks up behind him and plunges a knife into his neck. Ogbodiegwu stabs Wimsatt repeatedly until Wimsatt falls to the ground. This is when Ogbodiegwu kneels on Wimsatt's dying body and begins sawing away at his neck as if to behead him. As the body of Andrew Wimsatt lays lifeless in the park, Ogbodiegwu returns home, changes his clothes, and heads to McDonald's for lunch. When confronted with surveillance video of himself committing the vicious murder in broad daylight, Ogbodiegwu blames his identical twin brother - who, of course, doesn't actually exist. Ogbodiegwu is charged with murder. A mental health assessment has been ordered. Because of course it has. Andrew Wimsatt was a research engineer and expert in pavement materials and infrastructure assessment in Texas. In his spare time, he enjoyed doing photography in local parks. On Labor Day, that's exactly what he was doing before a dreadlocked Nigerian killed him for sport and tried to saw his head off. As usual, ZERO national news agencies have covered this horrific Black-on-White daylight slaughter. Out of ten total local news stories, ZERO include an image of the White victim. But I'm sure if a 20-something White guy horrifically butchered a 60-something Black man in a public park, tried to saw his head off, then went to get himself a McChicken, it would be similarly ignored by the national media, right? The only thing unique about the murder of Iryna Zarutska was that it actually got attention. Black-on-White murder is a DAILY FACT OF LIFE in America, and it's relentlessly swept under the anti-White rug. This will happen again today. It will happen again tomorrow. And almost no one will ever know.