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Breathing His Last In A US Prison
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A teen murder suspect was found stomped to death in a Mississippi jail with a harrowing video capturing him limp and bloodied on the floor.
Mielun Butler, 18, was booked in the Hinds County Detention Center on July 1 on a murder charge for the fatal shooting of Melvin Edwards, 32, at the notoriously dangerous Pine Ridge Garden Apartments in Jackson last month.
Just two days later, on the morning of July 3, a disturbing video circulated on social media of a person kicking Butler's limp and bloodied body as he lay on the floor of the Raymond jail.
An autopsy later confirmed he died from blunt force trauma to the head, with evidence showing he had been stomped to death, WAPT reported.
"It appeared he had shoe prints all over his head," Hinds County Coroner Jeremiah Howard told Mississippi Today.
Hinds County Sheriff Tyree Jones confirmed the authenticity of the gory video and said an unidentified detention officer who was on patrol at the time of the killing had been placed on leave with pay this week while the incident remains under investigation.
Jones ceded operational control of the jail to Wendell France, a court-appointed federal receiver, in October. A federal judge will be holding a court hearing on Friday to discuss conditions at the jail.
Butler died the same day that a Hinds County Chancery Court judge ordered the sheriff's office to hand over jail death records that it had withheld from the Southern Poverty Law Center.
The sheriff said he believed the teenager's killing could be gang-related.
"I think it's no secret that some of the violence that we have been witnessing in our community has eventually spilled over into the jail," Jones said. "We believe there may be a strong connection."
Butler was the second man arrested and charged in connection with Edwards' death.
Municipal Court Judge Jeffery Reynolds ordered the 18-year-old held behind bars on a $1 million bond at his initial appearance on July 2.
Mielun Butler, 18, was booked in the Hinds County Detention Center on July 1 on a murder charge for the fatal shooting of Melvin Edwards, 32, at the notoriously dangerous Pine Ridge Garden Apartments in Jackson last month.
Just two days later, on the morning of July 3, a disturbing video circulated on social media of a person kicking Butler's limp and bloodied body as he lay on the floor of the Raymond jail.
An autopsy later confirmed he died from blunt force trauma to the head, with evidence showing he had been stomped to death, WAPT reported.
"It appeared he had shoe prints all over his head," Hinds County Coroner Jeremiah Howard told Mississippi Today.
Hinds County Sheriff Tyree Jones confirmed the authenticity of the gory video and said an unidentified detention officer who was on patrol at the time of the killing had been placed on leave with pay this week while the incident remains under investigation.
Jones ceded operational control of the jail to Wendell France, a court-appointed federal receiver, in October. A federal judge will be holding a court hearing on Friday to discuss conditions at the jail.
Butler died the same day that a Hinds County Chancery Court judge ordered the sheriff's office to hand over jail death records that it had withheld from the Southern Poverty Law Center.
The sheriff said he believed the teenager's killing could be gang-related.
"I think it's no secret that some of the violence that we have been witnessing in our community has eventually spilled over into the jail," Jones said. "We believe there may be a strong connection."
Butler was the second man arrested and charged in connection with Edwards' death.
Municipal Court Judge Jeffery Reynolds ordered the 18-year-old held behind bars on a $1 million bond at his initial appearance on July 2.
TwistedSissy
1 month ago
Well bitch ass gets what a bitch ass deserves I guess?
BIGHORN2026
1 month ago
@TwistedSissy you are a sexy bitch
THETOTALGUY
2 months ago
It's the same in any prison or street in any one of their states. Just a shit hole everywhere. 
ZZZQuill
2 months ago
@THETOTALGUY correct, primarily blacks
RamonMoreno
2 months ago
@ZZZQuill
try again son
ZZZQuill
1 month ago
@RamonMoreno fuck off cunt stain
Boom-Solo-Bro@4
2 months ago
@THETOTALGUY This is the American dream the world is searching for.
ZZZQuill
1 month ago
@Boom-Solo-Bro@4 ah fuck, this faggot too
SlaveDriver
2 months ago
Anyone able to translate that?
SlaveDriver
2 months ago
I guess we'll never know. I only understood bitchass...
Logan
2 months ago
@SlaveDriver Huurghrgghg .. huurggghg ....... hargh .. ShaRgGh = I can't .. breathe ........ very well .. please call ambulance good Sir.
FreeYoBishh
2 months ago
Looks like he got thrown to a wrong gang unit
LoonyTroon
2 months ago
@FreeYoBishh They put a Shark in the Jets wing.
ZZZQuill
2 months ago
Ah man, my first interpretation of Africaneez was deleted by the mods for being too accurate.
Sorry that my brain actually works and I’m not one of those retards that got caught and imprisoned.
“Yeahhhh… salami nehhhh
Salami nehhhh
Salami nehhh
Yeah lil bishh ass Cheerios”
LoonyTroon
2 months ago
@ZZZQuill The mods take BBC up their loose assholes.
SlaveDriver
2 months ago
@ZZZQuill and......your post is gone.
LoonyTroon
2 months ago
I think this would be a wonderful opportunity to pause for a moment and give thanks for the many great contributions of the Black community and their culture to our society. Their peaceful and generous nature makes them ideal neighbors, lending testimony to their exceptional family values and parenting skills unrivaled by any other culture. Their commitment to academic excellence enriches our schools and serves as an example to all who hope to achieve prominence as a people. Real Estate values are fueled by the influx of African Americans into an area due to their caring and respectful nurturing of these communities, an example of all they have achieved by their enthusiasm for self- improvement through hard work and a self-reliant can-do nature. Without their industrious and creative drive, we would be poorer as a nation.
AramFingalInterface
2 months ago
Damn when he killed the 32 year old he killed himself too, at age `8. Didn't even get a chance to live adult life. Bye loser
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