The call from Geoffrey’s CLEARLY stated that Mitrice was acting CRAZY and STRANGE while speaking in gibberish and stating that she was from Mars. She was arrested for having no $$ to pay a tab while Geoffrey’s REFUSED payment over the phone by her 92 year old Great Grandmother (who does not drive at night) whom they demanded a faxed copy of the card from at 10:30pm at night.
THE 3 MALE SHERIFFS (It illegal for Male officers to search and book Female suspects by the way) who searched Mitrice and her car DID NOT REQUEST a Psychiatric Evaluation despite finding that she had CREDIT CARDS AND CHECKS IN HER PURSE (which she left in the car that night) THE WHOLE TIME! She was CLEARLY not in the right frame of mind and the calls about her acting bizarr where indeed TRUE!!!!— THAT’S LASD NEGLIGENCE!

There are a million and ten lies on the part of the LASD- most recently- For the 5 out of 6 months Mitrice has been missing, the footage of her being booked into the station “DID NOT EXIST” because of supposed equipment failure. All of a sudden Lt. Rosson reveals he’s had the tape in his top drawer the whole time and is able to show it to a few family members yet is DENYING the family a copy of it?

The Lost Hills Station is being rewarded for BEST COVER UP! God will see the worthy through as all things come to light and I would NOT want to be standing next to anyone involved in Mitrice’s disappearance on a rainy day.

Always Compelling, Always Exceptional

“Mommy Loves You Mitrice!”

In an exclusive interview with ReelUrbanNews.com Latice Sutton, the mother of missing person, Mitrice Richardson, admits that she believes foul play may be involved in her daughter’s disappearance. “That thought has crossed my mind. I have many scenarios, foul play being one of them.”

According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, 24 year-old Mitrice Richardson was last seen upon release from their custody at the Lost Hills substation in Malibu, Calif. near the hour of 12:30 a.m. on September 17, 2009. When asked does she believe that her daughter is still alive, Latice Sutton provides the following emotional statement: “I hold on to that every day. I want to believe that she (Mitrice) is still alive. I hold on to that every day until God show’s me something different.”

At the time of our ReelurbanNews.com interview, Mitrice Richardson was missing for 45 days and according to Mrs. Sutton obtaining information from law enforcement regarding their efforts to locate her daughter has been a struggle. “My contact with the police has been very limited. Throughout the entire process there has been an unwillingness to reveal any information, to get the FBI involved or to expand the search.”

In addition to foul play, Mrs. Sutton believes race may be a factor in law enforcements lack luster efforts to find her daughter. “Be it class, is that an issue? Was it race? I feel those are fair area’s to address.”

http://thehourofinterest.blogspot.com/2009/10/mitrice-richardson.html

The mother said in an interview that Mitrice was release without id, but the booking report indicates she had id when she was released.

Frankie G

I won’t take the time to write a lengthy response to your posting because I do not want to derail the discussion of and concern for Ms. Richardson’s disappearance. Instead, I will direct you to a few websites that might help you become better informed.

I just thought you might like to know that Asian Americans, like all minority groups fall victim to unfair stereotypes, racism and discrimination, and they are in fact often victimized, marginalized and ignored.

Asian Americans do speak out against (or in your words “yap about”) how they are treated in the media, by the courts, and in many other venues. Please note that one of the stereotypes that Asian Americans often find themselves subject to, and strongly object to, is that of the “model minority.” See below.

Marginalized:
http://www.manaa.org/asian_stereotypes.html

Victimized:
http://www.jacl.org/public_policy/response.htm

Ignored:
http://www.asianweek.com/2008/04/07/21-film-ben-mezrich-cards-las-vegas-not-the-first-film-to-%E2%80%98whitewash%E2%80%99-our-history/

Marginalized, Victimized and Ignored:
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/news/2006/08/04/community-seeks-justice-fong-lee-shooting

My thoughts and prayers go out to the Lee, Le and Richardson families.

What is “ugly” is the dearth of media coverage. And neither police officers nor the media lumps women (or people) of color into one marginalized group. they (the police and media) discriminate against black americans disproportionately relative to other racial groups.

I am hoping for a positive outcome.

Peace to the Richardson and Le families. kzs

I don’t know where you get off speaking for Asian Americans. In fact, on a per capita basis, they are highest achieving/highest earning racial group in the U.S. That hardly fits your self-serving narrative of “victimized, marginalized, ignored.” They don’t yap about being a minority in a country that is 70% white. Their ancestors weren’t asked to come here, they came with the intention of making something of themselves. They just go to school, work hard, and succeed.