JUST IN: A woman has been charged after trying to burn down Martin Luther King Jr.'s birth home in Atlanta.

26-year-old Laneisha Shantrice Henderson was arrested and charged.

Thankfully, two tourists from Utah noticed Henderson trying to burn down the home and jumped into… pic.twitter.com/cSlrNfaknO

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) December 8, 2023

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By
John Dover -
December 8, 2023

In a recent disturbing incident in Atlanta, Laneisha Shantrice Henderson, 26, attempted to burn down the historic birth home of Martin Luther King Jr. The event occurred on a Thursday evening when Henderson was observed pouring gasoline on the property’s front porch and bushes.

Witnesses, including tourists visiting the site and two off-duty police officers from New York, intervened swiftly.
They prevented her from igniting the fire, and she was subsequently taken into custody, charged with second-degree criminal attempt to commit arson and interference with government property

This was the media’s planned Floyd-19 riot. Black woman in ANTIFA garb tried burning it down. Media would have covered it wall to wall as white supremacist attack. Be vigilant. The hoaxes and agitprop are going to be on a totally different level in 2024.

They don’t like MLK’s message of “a man should be judged by the content of his character” as a) it’s individual not collective b) personal accountability vs blaming an oppressor.

This also raises the question of what kind of people are willing to destroy their own heritage for some immediate political gains?

The King Center, reflecting on the gravity of the situation, expressed gratitude for the intervention of the bystanders and law enforcement, emphasizing the significance of preserving such a crucial historical site. The birth home, located on Auburn Avenue, is a key part of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park. Purchased by King’s grandfather in 1909, it is the place where Dr. King was born on January 15, 1929