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White girls who screw blacks have bad things happen to them.

PANOLA COUNTY, Miss. - Jessica Chambers, a 19-year-old woman was
doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire this past
Saturday night in Courtland, Miss.

Authorities say that Jessica was found burning near her car that
was also engulfed in flames. A passerby called the Panola County
sheriff’s office about the burning car along Herron Road, near
Highway 51 in Courtland. She was flown to Regional One Health in
Memphis but later died. Her family members are desperately
seeking answers in this bizarre and heinous murder.

Chambers was the daughter of a Panola County Sheriff's
Department maintenance worker.

The 19-year-old had left her home to go clean out her car and to
get something to eat, her mother Lisa Chambers said. “[She] said
‘Bye, I love you, Mama. See you in a little while," Chambers
said. She would never make it back home.

Her father, Ben Chambers,said his daughter tried to tell
responders who killed her.

"When the fire department got there, she was walking down the
road on fire. Only part of her body that wasn't burned was the
bottom of her feet," he said.

Her father also says, "They squirted lighter fluid down her
throat and in her nose, and apparently they knocked her out. She
had a big gash on top of her head."

There is a huge support on social media from family, friends,
and strangers demanding answers as they use the hashtag
#JusticeforJessica.

WTOC reports:

Assistant District Attorney Jay Hale knows someone in the
community knows something and is pleading for help. Detectives
are working to learn who the 19-year-old may have been with
before her murder.

"We're trying to go through the information that we have,
certainly interviewing all the potential witnesses we can and
going through and using the phone records we can," Hale said.

"The sheriff called me this morning he told me, he said, 'I'm
working hard,'" Chambers said. “They took something from me I
can't ever get back. Not ever, you know? It's a part of me gone
forever."

Jessica's mother hopes for a tip that could lead to her
daughter's killer or killers. "Even if they don't think it's
information, if it's just something they heard, to please call
the sheriff's department," Lisa Chambers said.

Several people are being questioned by detectives, but no
arrests have been made. The teen's car, and any potential clues
inside, are charred black. Investigators did find a cell phone
at the scene.

Investigators will not disclose at this time what Jessica was
able to tell them at the last moment, but the Mississippi Bureau
of Investigation is investigating the case.

This is a very sad and gruesome story indeed and while the
family seeks justice, the question remains of when a crime such
as this occurs, where is all of the outrage? There have been no
protests, riots, or looting to have taken place up to this
point. Also, MIA so far are any national media attention
personalities arriving on behalf of Jessica Chambers. Perhaps,
they're in route.

Anyone with information on the murder is urged to contact the
Panola County Sheriff's Office at 662-563-6230.

* A correction and updates have been made to this story.

Comments:

ROJOBULL • 18 hours ago
Lock & Load people. Don't just carry a weapon. Use it.
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Paul Coffey • a day ago
the father said she was able to tell authorities "who done it." -
---Um. So where is the arrest? What investigation is needed? I
seriously doubt this girl lied about it.
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thinkbeforeyouspeak Paul Coffey • 4 hours ago
I think its safe to say I'm glad you aren't an investigator. Lol.
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Kelly Jo Goodley • 19 hours ago
You have to be a sick MF to do this to someone. This country is
going to hell in a hand basket.
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Troubleshooter • a day ago
She was most likely kidnapped at the car wash. Condolences to
this young lady's family.
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guest • a day ago
Stick a fork in this planet. Smh
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engel1965 • 16 hours ago
My heart goes out for this Family!!! I hope they can find Peace
soon. My Condolences.
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Ed Troyer • 18 hours ago
Sad. Major 'FAIL' in the girl's upbringing. Why arrest the
perp(s)? No 'justice' will take place.
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Theresa Ed Troyer • 17 hours ago
That makes No sense Ed. Where do you find this young ladies
upbringing at fault, Ummmm. Did you read the story of you simply
writing bs to get attention for yourself?
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Jen Gavett-Spencer Ed Troyer • 17 hours ago
How exactly did you come to the conclusion that her upbringing
had anything to do with this devastating situation? Also, you
believe that her family and authorities should just let this go
without trying to get any (albeit insufficient) justice? What
world are you living in?
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Ed Troyer Jen Gavett-Spencer • 17 hours ago
Jessica laid with a negro; a clear sign of low self esteem. The
current justice system is completely broken, in case you haven't
noticed. Negro Crime is spiraling out of control because they
see incarceration as an 'entitlement' and 'death row' as
'status'. The rope and bullet are much cheaper and WAY more
effective.

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engel1965 Ed Troyer • 16 hours ago
You are ignorant! We are all the same! It doesn't matter what
skin color, religion, etc is . What matters is a persons
Character and Heart. Which you do not have.
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EpiphanyStrachan engel1965 • 2 hours ago
"We are all the same!"? Sorry engel, you (and the other people
posting here) may be the same as the person who set someone on
fire, but I'm not. Don't speak for me.
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