Serial Killer & Sex Dungeon Fear Abound Ahead Of Prosecutor's Press Statement

MSM sensationalism surrounded this story at the end of last year.

And example . . .

New York Post: Missouri sex dungeon victim who escaped house of horrors told rescuers that sicko killed two of her friends 

To be fair . . . That kind of snarky headline should evoke skepticism from reasonable people. 

A more clam perspective about the upcoming presser . . . 

"Clay County Prosecutor Zachary Thompson said he will hold a news conference Tuesday afternoon to share an update on the case. The county attorney did not provide any other details. "

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Prosecutors to provide update on Excelsior Springs kidnapping, assault case

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. - Clay County prosecutors plan to provide an update on an Excelsior Springs kidnapping and sexual assault case that made headlines last year. Timothy Haslett Jr. was charged last year in Clay County after a woman told Excelsior Springs police the man kidnapped her, then held her for weeks and sexually assaulted her.

And let's not forget the celebrated local bloggers spread a serial killer rumor regarding this case but then backpedaled and were still celebrated for their allegations ahead of any official statement and despite police denials . . .

Kansas City Police Dismissed a Black News Site's Reports of Missing Women. Then One Showed Up.

For more than a month, a 22-year-old Black woman was allegedly held hostage inside a makeshift room in the basement of an Excelsior Springs, Missouri, home. Bound with handcuffs, gagged by duct tape and a metal collar with a padlock around her neck, she was repeatedly raped and whipped by her kidnapper, according to court documents.

Developing . . .