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    In an email, Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Lauren Bis said, “ICE had NOTHING to do with this woman’s death. She passed away THREE days after ICE encountered her.”

    All these ghouls type the same way.

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    Whoever made the decision to release her into the winter, with fall clothes, should be charged with murder, along with those who transported her, and dumped her.

    Prison awaits all you jackals.

    I love that the county coroner refused to deal with ICE in any way. They didn’t even tell them that she was dead, they had to get confirmation in the news media.

    Also, that the judge had to tell Homeland Security that they couldn’t keep her locked up because it’s not illegal to threaten an imaginary person. THAT was her crime.

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    A magistrate said he could not hold her for trial for threatening imaginary people, Murphy said. Afterward, ICE arrested her in her cell, put an ankle monitor on her and took her 25 miles (40 kilometers) away to Pittsburgh, where she sat at a bus shelter for days in winter, he said.

    “She was in September clothes and it was February, and the weather overwhelmed her and she went into hypothermia,” Murphy said.