White Single Mother’s Body Found Dumped in the Trash – Poor Bastard Black Child Now an Ophan :cry:

Daily Mail
March 20, 2014

Single mother-of-one Jarrae Estepp was found dead in an Anaheim recycling plant on Friday
Single mother-of-one Jarrae Estepp was found dead in an Anaheim recycling plant on Friday.

The naked body of a single mother has been found underneath a pile of rubbish on a moving conveyor belt inside a Californian trash disposal facility.

The body of Jarrae Nikole Estepp, 21, was discovered face down amongst garbage being sorted at Republic Services in Anaheim on Friday morning.

Police believe the sex worker was murdered and her body thrown in a garbage dumpster before a truck unknowingly picked her up and took her to the recycling center.

Los Angeles Times reports the Oklahoma woman was seen in the area of South Beach Boulevard and Ball Rd in the days before her death, which authorities describe as a prostitution and trafficking hotspot.

Police believe she was killed somewhere in southern California but no suspects have been identified.

‘The unusual manner in how she was found makes us believe she was murdered,’ Lt. Tim  Schmidt,  Anaheim Police Department spokesman, said.

Jarrae Estepp, had been convicted on prostitution charges in 2012 and had been arrested several times for alleged sex work
Jarrae Estepp, had been convicted on prostitution charges in 2012 and had been arrested several times for alleged sex work.

‘We’re looking for the last person who may have had contact with her prior to her death.’

Last night, Oklahoma nonprofit No Boundaries International which works with sex workers held a candlelight vigil for Estepp, who was known to outreach workers by her street name, ‘Sarah’.

NBI president Lori Basey said the charity first encountered Estepp selling her body while pregnant on South Robinson Ave in Oklahoma, an area commonly known for prostitution, sometime between 2011 and 2012.

Basey told News Channel outreach workers often tried to help Estepp, whose past was deeply troubling.

‘In 2012, it was just on a routine occurrence when she was in this area that we would run into her,’ she said.

‘Numerous times our street outreach team were standing with her, talking to her, praying with her as she was out there. During that particular time in 2012, she was pregnant.’

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