Kansas City Police Capture 'Subject Of Interest' After Three Women Killed

Sorry, we have to start this with a bit of an opinion . . .

Here's why your phone is mostly worthless: Throughout today social media denizens have imagined human trafficking schemes and "trap houses" along with all manner of nefarious crimes likely involving illegal aliens or someone besides typical suburbanites. 

We won't speculate and there is more info forthcoming. However, what we know is that police report that the victims knew the subject/suspect and this is likely domestic drama gone horribly, horribly wrong. This afternoon authorities released info about the victims who are all white females. 

And so . . .

ALL OF THOSE FACEBOOK RUMORS WERE WRONG!!! RIGHT NOW AUTHORITIES HAVE GIVEN NO INDICATION THAT OF ANY TRIPLE HOMICIDE CONNECTION TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING!!!

Accordingly, it might be time to restrict grandpa's phone privileges for the sake of the public trust. 

On a more serious note . . .

Here is the latest quote sent to local media . . .

"Subject of interest is believed to be someone known to the victims.

"The subject of interest previously mentioned is in custody.

"Detectives will be working with prosecutors to present investigative findings for determination of applicable charges."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com links . . .

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