I believe my cousin Bobby Moore jr. had just as much life and right to have justice sought and the life he lived recognized by the world. He was the only boy to Janice and Bobby Moore Sr. He lost his mom at a young age and then his dad just a few years ago. He never got a chance to have children of his own but he loved his niece and nephew with all his heart. He would always say how he loved his family and he showed it every time you saw him. He never wanted to be a burden on any of us so he lived his life the way he needed too so he wouldnt. He never killed another, he never hurt another, he was known as the cigarette man. That was his hustle. Yes, he worked for corporations was great at UPS and always helping others. His smile would brighten up a room and his love for Mariah was larger than life. He said when know one else is there she is. He would tell those he knew on the streets be safe out there, play with your kids, go to the store but never ever did anything that would amount to taking his life. The last time I saw him, he was deep into his music on his phone while standing by the window. I called out to him to let him know I was leaving I said, Bj, Bj real loud before i realized he had on head phones. I walked up to him and popped him on the head. I said boy dont you hear me he looked up at me with those beautiful eyes and smiled and said sorry cuz I couldnt hear you I said, I know why now. I said im leaving Love you and he said love you too big cuz. I got home and told my husband my cousin doesnt look happy and now I know it was because he was far from his girl mariah but he was preparing to join her in another state. He never got that chance. So, if you love him like you say dont minimize his lost maximize the justice needed for him. These are the pictures you have seen in the news and public and liked and commented on why not like and comment for justice on the one you say you cared for. I will if you wont.
Posted on: Fri, 31 Oct 2014 14:19:51 +0000
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