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The Associated Press can describe a Mississippi murder in the language of 1930. What it will not do, at least on X, is show the face of the man charged with it.

Why? Because doing so would completely invalidate their narrative that the killing was yet another example of today’s supposedly rampant white supremacist violence.

Tasia Fortune, 29, a mother of four, was found dead behind an abandoned Jackson, Mississippi, house on Aug. 3. The medical examiner later ruled the death a homicide. Police arrested Jarques “Jock” Ratliff, 51 for allegedly committing the crime. He pleaded not guilty and was denied bond.

Jackson police say Ratliff knew Fortune. They have not announced a racial motive. This week they booked a second suspect, Earnest Lloyd Jr., 25, also on a murder charge. Like Fortune and Ratliff, Lloyd is black. A warrant is out for a third........

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