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Patrenia Butler-Turner's Family Finally Sees Justice After Ten Years

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Hey, my name is Darrell Burnett Jr. stage name is St. Tru

I would like to thank you guys once again a lot of you who took the time out of your time on vacation to give me your time and support. I'm very grateful.

Bringing awareness to domestic violence and the missing is important to me because my mother Patrina Butler of East St. Louis , IL has been missing since jan 17,2013 almost a decade later. And unfortunately because she was black and the area were we from she only got 5 seconds on the news and no attention we couldn't get no help funding but the complete opposite support for fair skin women who get all the funding and support. The support of law enforcement and local officials were minimal from federal all the way down to city law enforcement strung the family around for a whole year detectives didn't do anything , but can raise money to get elected and political gains but this is America where race ,and class ,means more than doing the right thing for people of all backgrounds. I don't care what type of person, what class of person ,what race, thats somebody's mother , aunt, cousin , daughter, spouse , friend that need the same support when someone comes up missing it just isn't right how she and so many women come up missing. Keeping her name bright and so many other forgotten souls bright is the only thing I can do.

Patrenia Butler-Turner's Family Finally Sees Justice After Ten Years

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Hey, my name is Darrell Burnett Jr. stage name is St. Tru

I would like to thank you guys once again a lot of you who took the time out of your time on vacation to give me your time and support. I'm very grateful.

Bringing awareness to domestic violence and the missing is important to me because my mother Patrina Butler of East St. Louis , IL has been missing since jan 17, 2013 almost a decade later. And unfortunately because she was black and the area were we from she only got 5 seconds on the news and no attention we couldn't get no help funding but the complete opposite support for fair skin women who get all the funding and support. The support of law enforcement and local officials were minimal from federal all the way down to city law enforcement strung the family around for a whole year detectives didn't do anything , but can raise money to get elected and political gains but this is America where race ,and class ,means more than doing the right thing for people of all backgrounds. I don't care what type of person, what class of person ,what race, thats somebody's mother , aunt, cousin , daughter, spouse , friend that need the same support when someone comes up missing it just isn't right how she and so many women come up missing. Keeping her name bright and so many other forgotten souls bright is the only thing I can do.

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My goal in the future is to come up with an app in the future to limit this hurt family and hopefully lower risk of cold cases.

My music journey is solely my passion. I from come east St Louis marketing across the country trying to get my own studio if you guys like what u hear if you guys can support my movement more that will be a blessing each donations each thought goes towards my platform my traveling my music videos , studio time, getting my own art and music studio, just making my world my platform stronger, thanks again!

Trial set for man accused of 2013 Pontoon Beach murder of East St. Louis woman

EDWARDSVILLE – The trial of a man accused in 2023 of murdering an East St. Louis woman in 2013 and dumping her body in a wooded area of Pontoon Beach is set to begin in October.

Roger Dale Sutton Jr., 57, was charged in February 2023 with two counts of first-degree murder, both Class M felonies; and concealment of a homicidal death, a Class 3 felony, in the January 2013 death of Patrenia Butler-Turner, 40 of East St. Louis.

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