Joe Jones
Daily Stormer
April 19, 2018
As long as this nagger doesn’t come back to either America, Canada, Australia or Europe then this is probably the best news I’ve been able to bring to you.
We didn’t even have to pay to deport him, he bought his own ticket.
A local woman is outraged after she says an Uber driver raped her and then left the country.
That suspect was arraigned on Friday, posted bail and is believed to have fled the country.
Boston 25 News would not normally identify victims of sexual assault, but Emily Murray insisted to our Bob Ward that she wants to be seen and be heard. She told him she wants everyone to know what happened to her, and how the system failed her.
“It happened. I’m not ashamed, I’m not embarrassed. I understand what happened. I know I did nothing wrong,” said Murray. “A loss for words. I was angry I’m still angry. I’m confused.”
On April 8, Emily says she was just trying to get home when her Uber driver, identified as Frederic Amfo, allegedly locked the doors and raped her in the backseat of his car, just after dropping off another customer.
“Within minutes I was in a situation I couldn’t control and I was assaulted,” said Murray.
DNA evidence collected from both a rape kit and Amfo’s car led to his arrest.
On Friday, Amfo was at Quincy District Court where bail was set at $10,000 and he was given a stay away order. Records show Amfo was also given 24 hours to surrender his passport if he made bail.
On Friday afternoon, Amfo made bail, but he didn’t surrender that passport and Monday afternoon, Emily was told her alleged rapist fled to his native Ghana.