Strange stranger charged with murder of synagogue leader Samantha Woll

A disheveled-looking 28-year-old black man was charged with the murder of Detroit synagogue leader Samantha Woll Wednesday after he allegedly broke into her house in October, prosecutors said.

The suspect Michael Jackson-Bolanos was charged in the stabbing death of Ms. Woll after a person of interest was taken into custody Sunday, Wayne County Prosecutor Kym L. Worthy said during a press conference Wednesday. [H/T NY Post]

Ms. Woll was found stabbed to death outside her Lafayette Park home on the morning of Oct. 21, 2023.

The suspect also from Detroit, was an apparent stranger to Ms. Woll, 40, Worthy said, and added that there appear to be no facts or indications to suggest the attack was an anti-Semitic hate crime.

Instead, the fatal stabbing happened during a break-in, Worthy said. Woll’s front door “was ajar and unlocked, and a significant amount of blood was inside.” 

The suspect allegedly lied to detectives about the theft and attempted theft of cars the same day, and like George Floyd, many will see him as the victim and hold "free Michael" vigils for him if he's convicted.

In addition to the murder charge, the suspect was also charged with home invasion and lying to a police officer.

“This was an extraordinarily sad and tragic case,” Worthy said, although it seems obvious and needs no saying.

Woll served as board president of the Isaac Agree Downtown Detroit Synagogue. She had just returned from a wedding before she was murdered. 

Another person had been taken into custody in November in connection to the homicide probe but was later released without being charged.

Ms. Woll was killed as the US faced a wave of anti-Semitism following the Oct. 7 Hamasshole atrocities in which 1,400 innocent Israeli citizens were slaughtered. The carnage was carried out against people of all ages, including babies, and Hamas took over 240 hostages, many of whom were later murdered in captivity. The savage Hamassholes even video recorded their blood lust and bragged about it to their families, but later Hamas denied they did it because American college students are gullible.

However, in the case of this murder, authorities have claimed throughout the investigation that the stabbing did not appear to be motivated by anti-Semitism, which they called 'bias.'

“This is something that’s been ongoing since October the 21st,” Worthy said, noting that “investigations don’t usually happen in the 44-minute legal procedural-type TV shows. They take time, they take attention, they take energy, they take passion, they take experience.”

So stay tuned..

Police became aware of Jackson-Bolanos over the past few weeks and continued to monitor him ahead of his arrest, Detroit Police Chief James White said.

His lawyer, Brian Brown, cryptically said that he believes “it’s pretty significant” that cops arrested another person before zeroing in on his client, the Free Press reported.

“Truthfully, I think it was a lot of publicity this case was receiving, a lot of pressure on the Detroit Police Department to hopefully come up with somebody and my client maintains his innocence — and I think he was just a victim of circumstance and not an individual who perpetrated this crime,” Brown said.

A not-guilty plea was entered during his arraignment before he was returned to jail without bond.

Woll’s family members said through a lawyer that they “firmly believe” the police have “successfully solved this senseless crime.” 

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Ohio University: where journalism went to die in a hate crime hoax

Journalism is dead. It died on the mainstream media and now it has died at Ohio University where Anna Ayers, a journalism student and a member of the Student Senate, claimed she had received death threats. After her claim was investigated, police discovered she sent the "death threats" to herself.

Ayers claimed she found two of the threatening letters in her desk drawer at her Student Senate Office. One note contained a death threat. She also claimed that she also found a "hateful, harassing" message at her residence that used a derogatory term regarding her being a member of the LGBT community, the school newspaper, the Post, reported.

Ayers was also on the Post's publishing board and was a former columnist [with a Jim Acosta slant].

The Student Senate discussed the notes at length where an emotional Ayers claimed to be "angry, frustrated and disappointed" after the first threat. She called her parents to lie to them about it.

The threats were initially thought to have been from another member of the organization because they were found in her desk.

"Senate will never be the same for me," the LGBT liar said in front of her Student Senate peers. "The friendships will continue to grow, and our successes will always evoke pride, but the memory of my time in senate and OU will be marred by this experience. We will all have a memory of a time when this body failed one of its own."

Ayers then yammered on calling the threat cowardly, weak, and worthless, according to the Post.

"You may find me revolting and worthy of a threat on my life, but in reality, it is your beliefs that are repulsive," she said in one of her senate speeches. "You need to get this through your head, you f**king a**hole: I am proud to be who I am, and nothing you could say or do will ever change that."

But on Monday, Ayers was arrested by OU police for sending the threats to herself. She was charged with making 3 false reports to police, which is considered a first-degree misdemeanor. She faces 6 months in jail and $1,000 fine for each charge but there's a better chance getting hit three times in a week by lightning at noon in Times Square in January for her to actually get any serious penalty for these crimes.

Student Senate President Maddie Sloat said in a statement: "We're complying with the investigation and OUPD. We hope Anna receives the help that she needs."


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