State Department evacuated an American Killer from facing Prosecution in Tanzania
Posted: 09 Jun 2022, 07:35
In the US Administration there is no value for the lives of the African People.
"A Peace Corps worker killed a woman in Africa. The U.S. helped him escape prosecution. This article was released by USA TODAY yesterday and Peace Corps headquarters confirmed it was true by releasing a too little too late statement in response. Rabia Issa was killed by John Peterson in August of 2019 while I was “serving” in Peace Corps Tanzania. The leadership in Tanzania at the time covered it up and sent a vague email saying that Peterson would be out of the country on leave indefinitely. I could go on to say how appalled I am at Peace Corps or that I am shocked that an old white man got away with killing a black woman in a country that he was supposed to be serving but that is the world we live in.
John Peterson made $150,000 last year while Rabia Issa’s family (sons) were given $8,700 and are left without the breadwinner of their family. They lost their home and their family scattered. What did John Peterson lose? His security clearance.
Please consider donating to the family of Rabia Issa through the link below. And if John Peterson see’s this post, consider sending them that $150,000."
https://money.yahoo.com/peace-corps-wor ... 18678.html
"DAR ES SALAAM, Tanzania – An American Peace Corps employee in Tanzania in 2019 killed a mother of three and injured two others in a series of car crashes that began after he left a bar where he had been drinking and brought a sex worker back to his government-leased home. Witnesses pelted the man’s car with rocks and pursued on motorcycles as he fled the scenes of his crimes. The chaotic and deadly episode ended when he slammed into a pole and was detained by police.
But within hours, Peace Corps and U.S. Embassy staff rushed the man onto a plane and out of the country. Tanzanian authorities were unable to charge him first, and the U.S. Department of Justice later declined to file criminal charges because of a lack of jurisdiction."
Grieving Family of the Dead:
The Driver Licence of the Killer:
https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/ ... 714942002/