Murdered man dressed as a woman

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cloudynm wrote:

<quoted text>Your post is lewd and raw. Are you a brainwashed fox news junkie or what? This person was murdered, she didn't overdose. Keep your jackson comments on the proper thread please. And, try being a bit more sypathetic for the deceased.

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JohnBoy wrote:

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This person, you call him, was a man making money on the streets by posing as a woman. Referring to him as “she” doesn’t change the gender. Probably 10 percent of the "women” working the streets in ABQ are actually men. These are gay men who’ve developed a drug habit that requires turning lots of BJ tricks, at 20 bucks a pop.
These trannies, ladyboys, girliemen, whatever you call them, are especially vulnerable if picked up by a macho, studly type, an Alpha male, if you will, who discovers they aren’t female, feels he’s been victimized, and proceeds to administer a severe beating or actually kills the guy. All trannies know the rules and all have been beaten before. It’s a very, very dangerous way to make money.
Most of a trannie’s clients will be repeat customers who know they are men and don’t care. Every new john that approaches them is a potential big-time threat and must be carefully evaluated. Only a very desperate need for money will lead a ladyboy to even consider a new client. Believe me, most of these “girls” have their antennae up and are evaluating everything about the new guy. Most of these new customer encounters never materialize. A quick “no thanks” and she’s walking off. Something scared her off…too rough looking, too young, too dirty, too anxious, who knows?
A word of wisdom…if you pick up a “girl” along Central, introduce yourself and offer your hand. If it’s a guy dressed as a girl, she’ll nearly always have big hands. An Adam’s apple is another giveaway. Just tell her you aren’t into men and she’ll get right back out of your truck without another word. You’ll be glad to be on your way and so will he. Sadly, the trannie guy will probably be the prettiest “girl” you’ve seen in weeks.

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This person, you call him, was a man making money on the streets by posing as a woman. Referring to him as “she” doesn’t change the gender. Probably 10 percent of the "women” working the streets in ABQ are actually men. These are gay men who’ve developed a drug habit that requires turning lots of BJ tricks, at 20 bucks a pop.
These trannies, ladyboys, girliemen, whatever you call them, are especially vulnerable if picked up by a macho, studly type, an Alpha male, if you will, who discovers they aren’t female, feels he’s been victimized, and proceeds to administer a severe beating or actually kills the guy. All trannies know the rules and all have been beaten before. It’s a very, very dangerous way to make money.
Most of a trannie’s clients will be repeat customers who know they are men and don’t care. Every new john that approaches them is a potential big-time threat and must be carefully evaluated. Only a very desperate need for money will lead a ladyboy to even consider a new client. Believe me, most of these “girls” have their antennae up and are evaluating everything about the new guy. Most of these new customer encounters never materialize. A quick “no thanks” and she’s walking off. Something scared her off…too rough looking, too young, too dirty, too anxious, who knows?
A word of wisdom…if you pick up a “girl” along Central, introduce yourself and offer your hand. If it’s a guy dressed as a girl, she’ll nearly always have big hands. An Adam’s apple is another giveaway. Just tell her you aren’t into men and she’ll get right back out of your truck without another word. You’ll be glad to be on your way and so will he. Sadly, the trannie guy will probably be the prettiest “girl” you’ve seen in weeks.

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cloudynm wrote:

<quoted text>You typed this drivel as if you're in the know.
How you derived all of your 411 from the KOB article I'll never know, it does not say this lady was (turning tricks).
For all I know, she came from inside of a lgbt friendly pub, was walking either to her home or car, are was assaulted. For all anyone knows, she could have met this "killer" in a pub.
You must be more knowledgeable than anyone using this forum.
And, just how does a female impersonator/trangendered person look and act? I know, a few were my friends in Milwaukee and Chicago. But, since you're in the know, it's a good thing your made it a point of what to look for in a transgendered person so others may be as knowledeable and worldly as yourself.
Since you're so smart, imagine how it would be being beat to death. Not shot, or stabbed, beaten. This was a violent way to die, and nobody should endure being beaten to death, nobody.
With nearly a homicide every day, Albuquerque is fast becoming the Murder Capital Of The USA. The APD doesn't think the two murders are linked (In the story), I might differ with their opinion and statement. It's like a hunter who is crazed and kills 10 rabbits, but that's not enough, he has to kill more, for whatever reason suits his needs at the time. I would call two murders of trnasgendered people more than not a coincidence or not related. I wouldn't rule anything out.

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BOSHIE wrote:

All my life Teri was my aunt. I never judged or questioned.. She taught me not to judge others and to always be who I am. No matter who you were she would ALWAYS help in everyway she could. Im sorry some of you do not understand why she chose to live the way she did.. but I hope no judgement is bestowed on you the way you have judged her..Again thank you to all who sympathize and stick up for my aunt..Also please understand this is a differcult for our family.. and if your thoughts are negative.. realize that our family is reading these comments.. id greatly appreciate it to keep negative thoughts to yourself.. thank you.. GOD BLESS YOU ALL..

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All Male wrote:

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Your the reason the saying,'keep them barefoot, pregnant, and in the kitchen' came about. Thats you, doll.,,,

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lol wrote:

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Dude, you've been had and it was easy. Just let it go already. Whether you post as All Man or Fairy Stomper you're easier to peg than a three dollar bill.

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Newport wrote:

<quoted text>Excuse me? Lots of people post from AOL. Again your detective work is very shoddy and consists of merely leaping to conclusions.

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<quoted text>It would be irresponsible of the police to just assume it's a "serial killer" based on the connections you listed. The proper protocol is to interview everyone these two knew, because most murders are committed by someone one knows. To jump to the conclusion that it's some random serial killer would be really lazy and lousy policework. Kind of like yours.

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Dude, you've been had and it was easy. Just let it go already. Whether you post as All Man or Fairy Stomper you're easier to peg than a three dollar bill.

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last word wrote:

Can't go walking the street and spring that kind of a suprise on your johns. Someone just might go nutzoid on you.

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Lady Moon wrote:

Look, pretty much everyone who gets killed in this city gets killed for hanging around with criminal types and/or being engaged in criminal activities. What this person was doing at the time of the murder and who he was involved with will tell the story.

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All Male wrote:

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Your the reason the saying,'keep them barefoot, pregnant, and in the kitchen' came about. Thats you, doll.,,,

Newport wrote:

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Bish, plz.
I obviously don't need any information from you on how "detectives crack cases." And I never said that they should rule anything out, I was responding to the knee-jerkers in this thread who are insisting it's a serial killer and that the police should also leap to that conclusion automatically. Here is an exact quote from this thread:
"How about the police get off their **** and assume there is a connection until proven otherwise?"
Life is not usually an episode of 'Criminal Minds.'
As I pointed out, a) it's the other way around. You investigate the victims as individuals first and then work outward if need be, and b) the police are already "off their **** " because they have already investigated enough to determine Benally was meeting someone online, had no prostitution arrests, etc.
As for your personal issues with police, that just tells me that you are likely on the wrong side of the law. Law-abiding citizens apprectiate the police and I have found the Albuquerque police to be fantastic.

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cloudynm wrote:

"You investigate the victims as individuals first and then work outward if need be,"
NO. Please watch the first 48, and you will see how GOOD DEECTIVES work.
A. First look for forensic evidence at the scene.
B. The APD is probably bungling this ivestigation much in the same way they're bungling the west mesa homicides.

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NMjayd wrote:

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I do find it somewhat humorous that so many are assuming these men are:
Homosexual.....as statistically very few cross dressing men are homosexual, most are heterosexual.
Prostitutes Who Get What They Deserve........It's not my understanding that the men WERE prostitutes, but perhaps the men on this list who comment on they deserve what they get are the men who go oustide of societal rules and buy sex, who have a homophobic fear of said prostitute being a male. Or, as in much of the psychological literature, these are the men w/homosexual natures, who are homophobic in avoidance of their homosexual tendencies.
Personally, I simply think that to take another life for any means other than your or another's life being in clear, prominent, current deadly danger, is a horrific act.
I particularly saddened at the families of these cross dressing men.

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Cloudy in NM, I do very much agree that the APD is unwilling to consider multiple murders of a similar profile as similar. Or maybe they only choose to do so when the victim is NOT ****, Transexual, or Prostitutes.*shrug* I just don't know...but their lack of willingness to actually investigate and refuse to consider all options is certainly apparent.
I also agree re their bungling crime scenes. That's been evident in trial after trial, or, at the least, shown in what they FAILED to do in assessing crime scenes or in thier investigations.
I can personally speak to the APD WILLINGNESS to arrest individuals they consider marginal in society, i.e. homeless, and they certainly, by the look of the inside of the jails, i.e. ethnicities in our Albquerque and Bernalillo County Jail, arrest based on cthnicity. By the way, I was seeing the inside of the jail from a professional, not a personal capacity.*S*
I think often on one particular case where someone called 911 when someone was being assaulted and raped. The officers evidently found the victim to be of no interest, or judged that they were "just" a druggie, I think. They both failed to, and refused to, take a report on the assualt, or the rape, or to "notice" the blood and evidence smeared everywhere throughout the apartment. The firm identity of the rapist was known. "I" could of collected enough evidence, both pictuary and secretions, and verbal interviews to of had the rapist at least charged with felony assault, rape, and holding a hostage charges. I estimate to do so would of taken approximately 2 hours. But APD simply had no interest in it, nor was I able to GET them to be interested in this individual as a victim.
Multiply this times every crime in the city, and I wonder what could be done to clean up the city if the police did their jobs thoroughly and ethically, the prosecuters and the defense vigorously and knowledgeably, and ehtically pursued legal options, and if our Medical Examiners office, which can take up to 4 or more months to come up with a autopsy death certificate, and again and again comes up with no conclusive manner of death.....if all this were clicking and humming along?
Who knows. It would certainly be a different city. We DO have a higher murder rate than most cities, including New York City, etc.

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I can personally speak to the APD WILLINGNESS to arrest individuals they consider marginal in society, i.e. homeless, and they certainly, by the look of the inside of the jails, i.e. ethnicities in our Albquerque and Bernalillo County Jail, arrest based on cthnicity. By the way, I was seeing the inside of the jail from a professional, not a personal capacity.*S*
I think often on one particular case where someone called 911 when someone was being assaulted and raped. The officers evidently found the victim to be of no interest, or judged that they were "just" a druggie, I think. They both failed to, and refused to, take a report on the assualt, or the rape, or to "notice" the blood and evidence smeared everywhere throughout the apartment. The firm identity of the rapist was known. "I" could of collected enough evidence, both pictuary and secretions, and verbal interviews to of had the rapist at least charged with felony assault, rape, and holding a hostage charges. I estimate to do so would of taken approximately 2 hours. But APD simply had no interest in it, nor was I able to GET them to be interested in this individual as a victim.
Multiply this times every crime in the city, and I wonder what could be done to clean up the city if the police did their jobs thoroughly and ethically, the prosecuters and the defense vigorously and knowledgeably, and ehtically pursued legal options, and if our Medical Examiners office, which can take up to 4 or more months to come up with a autopsy death certificate, and again and again comes up with no conclusive manner of death.....if all this were clicking and humming along?
Who knows. It would certainly be a different city. We DO have a higher murder rate than most cities, including New York City, etc.

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<quoted text>Yeah, you're definitely a lowlife criminal, who else hates police? And, no, the two victims did NOT have similar lifestyles, as friends of Benally have stated here over and over. You are a bigot to say they did. The guy murdered last month was a guy, who dressed in women's clothes to prositute himself on Central for drugs. He had been arrested for prostitution 4 times prior to his death. He lived as a man and only dressed as a female to turn tricks. Benally, on the other hand, was a fulltime female. She lived and worked as a woman for many years in a respectable job. One victim was male, one was female. One was a criminal, one was an upstanding citizen. One was killed hooking, one was killed meeting someone she thought she knew. Again, you are a bigot who does not even know the difference between a trannie prostitute and a contributing member of society who happened to be a transwoman.