Missing women
Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 11:15 am
Meeting to Respond to Serial Killings of Women
Meeting to Develop a Community Response to the faliure of the justice system in the Serial Killings of Cleveland Women!
Location:The Center, 6600 Detroit Ave.
Time:4:00PM Sunday, November 8th
Come and help develop a response.
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/ ... 6-08-38-12
The Associated Press reported today:
Janice Webb was on her way to a Father's Day gathering with her family when she disappeared, said fiancee Ronnie Bowie of Lakewood. Her grandmother lives in Sowell's neighborhood.
Webb, the 47-year-old mother of a grown son, was a drug user, but had a good heart and would "give you the world," Bowie said.
"She did things I wasn't proud of," he said. "That still don't give nobody the right to kill."
Though Bowie disapproved, Sowell's neighborhood was one of the areas Webb frequented. Bowie says he went to police in Lakewood to report his fiancee missing, but they refused to take it because she was an adult.
"They said, 'I'm sorry about your loss. But she's a grown woman.'"
Later, he went back with her sister, but they still wouldn't listen.
"If I was rich," he said, "they'd have been looking for her."
Meeting to Develop a Community Response to the faliure of the justice system in the Serial Killings of Cleveland Women!
Location:The Center, 6600 Detroit Ave.
Time:4:00PM Sunday, November 8th
Come and help develop a response.
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/U/ ... 6-08-38-12
The Associated Press reported today:
Janice Webb was on her way to a Father's Day gathering with her family when she disappeared, said fiancee Ronnie Bowie of Lakewood. Her grandmother lives in Sowell's neighborhood.
Webb, the 47-year-old mother of a grown son, was a drug user, but had a good heart and would "give you the world," Bowie said.
"She did things I wasn't proud of," he said. "That still don't give nobody the right to kill."
Though Bowie disapproved, Sowell's neighborhood was one of the areas Webb frequented. Bowie says he went to police in Lakewood to report his fiancee missing, but they refused to take it because she was an adult.
"They said, 'I'm sorry about your loss. But she's a grown woman.'"
Later, he went back with her sister, but they still wouldn't listen.
"If I was rich," he said, "they'd have been looking for her."


