The Liberian Man Accused Of Killing The Mother of His 3 Children Due To Domestic Violence: Abraham Roberts Murder Trial To Begin!

Abraham Roberts, of Des Moines, Iowa 

Abraham Roberts is charged with first degree murder in the April 2016 death of 34-year-old Agnes Yarlee. Police were called the Johnston apartment the two shared with their children on April 15th after receiving reports from neighbors claiming they heard fighting and gunshots. Officers found Yarlee dead when they arrived. Roberts attempted to flee the country into Canada but was taken into custody in International Falls, Minnesota when he tried to cross the border the day after the murder.

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H&M Accused of Racism For Putting A Little Black Boy In a ‘Coolest Monkey In The Jungle’ Hoodie!

The clothing retailer has a product page on its website featuring a little Black boy wearing a hoodie that reads’ Coolest Monkey in the Jungle.’ Check the Ads above. The clothing line has apologized after social media outraged.



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Liberian Woman From Brooklyn Park, MN Set Boyfriend's Car On Fire: Marion F. Yeawolo Faces 10 Years In Prison & Up To $20,000 In fines!

Marion Farley Yeawolo of Brooklyn Park Minnesota

Police say they located surveillance video from a nearby apartment building showing 23-year-old Marion Farley Yeawolo approach the car in question just after midnight Jan. 4 and drop something through the passenger side window, with the car bursting into flames a moment later. After investigators made contact with the suspect she admitted to soaking a shirt in lighter fluid, lighting it on fire and throwing it into her boyfriend's car. The victim told authorities that he was involved in a relationship with Yeawolo and had gotten into a fight with her earlier in the night. He claimed she had attempted to light the car on fire unsuccessfully just a few hours earlier before he fled the scene, though she followed him and ultimately broke his passenger side window. He left his car at his sister's house following the incident, but he couldn't escape Yeawolo entirely. Police said the victim was later awoken by a friend who called to say his car was on fire, with police and firefighters working to put it out. The victim identified Yeawolo as the suspect. She now faces 10 years in prison and up to $20,000 in fines.

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