“This is nothing but an angel that was sent to us on Earth. And we demonized him and we killed him,” said Ross, referring to Floyd as a “gentle giant” and “loving father to his two daughters.”
“He loves them with all his heart,” she added. “I don’t know if I’m sad or mad… he cannot die in vain.”
Frey and Ross are certainly not alone in that belief, as Floyd’s alleged murder has led to massive violent uproar as well as peaceful protest demonstrations.
“Dozens of officers were deployed to break up crowds, and the mayor’s office confirms that the National Guard had been called in,” CBS News reported.
Officer Chauvin as well as the three other officers involved in the incident have since been fired, but the masses have made it clear that such a minor punishment is not nearly enough.
Clearly, murder requires a much higher level of justice to be served.
Please join us in prayer that George Floyd’s case receives exactly that.
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