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The other car may or may not have been after them: Black pro-Confederate activist Anthony Hervey killed in Mississippi crash after apparent car chase
"Barnum — the owner of the SUV — said that before the crash, Hervey told her that a silver car was pursuing them and traveling at a high rate of speed to catch up. Hervey sped up to get away, then lost control of the black Ford Explorer, which veered off the road and flipped.
Perhaps she had a FB app already open and just used that?
Yeah, that's what I thought when I read about this. The woman may have been in the middle of Facebooking (in some capacity) when the incident was unfolding. And she may have wanted a public transmission to go out, in case she wasn't able to tell her story later.. or if she encountered a police dept that was indifferent to her account (?)
It could be her instinctual thought, one where you utter your account, or name your killer, to anyone who'll listen, in case u die soon. She may have been thinking the car would go up in flames before police could arrive..
All speculation on my part, but I don't think her Facebook post should distract from the possibility that this could be a politicized attack, turned murder..
Def odd. Real odd. Tho the "New Black Panthers" of the world HATE it when a Black person leaves the "plantation" for whatever the reason. Same with la raza when a "Hispanic"; especially a dark skin Mestizo, decides to join the "anglo" world all the way.
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