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   On 11 Jul 2024, Red Barrington  posted some   
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   A 22-year-old college student from Mississippi was found beaten to death   
   and wrapped in a sheet in the backseat of her car last week — days after   
   her father warned a judge that if her boyfriend was let out of jail, he   
   would kill her.   
      
   Lauren Johansen’s body was discovered mutilated and wrapped in trash bags   
   and a sheet on July 3 in the Wolf River Cemetery in Harrison County, news   
   station WLOX reported.   
      
   Her father says that the man charged in her murder, boyfriend Bricen   
   Rivers, had just bonded out of jail days earlier after he was held for   
   aggravated kidnapping for brutally beating her and holding her hostage   
   during a December trip to Nashville.   
      
   “You can see what happened when he hit her 100 times back in December so   
   just imagine what he did to her when nobody was around to save her,” her   
   father, Lance Johansen, told the Daily Mail.   
      
   “I sat in the courtroom in Nashville and told the judge that if they let   
   him out, he was going to kill her,” the slain student’s father, Lance   
   Johansen, told WLOX. “He had assaulted her — this was probably the fifth   
   or sixth time where they would get into a fight and he would beat her.”   
      
   Rivers, 23, faces a murder charge and is being held on a $1 million bond.   
      
   He was arrested last Thursday, July 4, following a six-hour manhunt,   
   NOLA.com reported.   
      
   Lauren Johansen, who was originally from Gulfport, was attending the   
   University of Southern Mississippi to get a nursing degree, said her   
   father, who is an orthopedic surgeon.   
      
   The 22-year-old was first reported missing early July 2 when her sister   
   woke up alone in their shared Hattiesburg apartment with the front door   
   wide open and their security camera smashed.   
      
   That same morning, her father woke up to a notification that her Life360,   
   a location-tracking app, had been turned off.   
      
   He reported her missing to the Hattiesburg Police Department and the next   
   day, officers informed him that they located her car in a nearby cemetery.   
      
   “I knew she was dead,” Lance Johansen told WLOX, detailing how she was   
   found wrapped up in trash bags in the backseat of her car.   
      
   “She was basically beaten to death. Her face was smashed in, her head was   
   smashed in, she was brutally beaten to the point she couldn’t see out of   
   either eye when she finally died and there was multiple holes in her   
   head,” he said.   
      
   He continued: “I helped the coroner lift her body out of the car. It was   
   just mutilated.”   
      
   The heartbroken father slammed the criminal justice system in Tennessee   
   for failing his family, saying Rivers’ bond should have never been   
   reduced.   
      
   Rivers, who initially was held on $251,000, had his bond lowered to   
   $150,000 after he had been in jail for seven months.   
      
   In the moments leading to Rivers’ December arrest, police officers found   
   Lauren Johansen badly beaten and trying to escape a rental vehicle as   
   Rivers reached for a firearm.   
      
   “I think the criminal justice system in Nashville, Tennessee, failed my   
   daughter and our family. The world shouldn’t work this way,” he told WLOX.   
   “She was really beautiful, super, super smart. She had dreams and hopes   
   that were larger than life. Everything she did, everything she touched.”   
      
   Conversation   
      
   JosephD   
   11 hours ago   
      
   If that were my daughter, the first on my list that I would hold   
   accountable are those in the "criminal justice" system that let it happen   
   and I don't mean holding them accountable by mere words. Can't sue them   
   because it's almost impossible to do thanks to the level of immunity the   
   politicians have given them but there's other forms of justice.   
      
   Madwaterbuffalo   
   6 hours ago   
      
   End Qualified Immunity for District Attorneys, Judges and Parole Boards.   
   If anyone in these Public Trust positions refuses to prosecute, set   
   appropriate bail or approves early release of a violent offender that once   
   released commits new violent felonies these officials would be personally   
   responsible to the Victims; Removal of Qualified Immunity protection would   
   allow the "latest victim" to respond with a Civil Lawsuit that could   
   possibly impact the Offending Official's income and property. (Not an   
   unrealistic solution as several cities have removed Qualified Immunity for   
   their Police Departments)   
      
   Samanthabellababe   
   9 hours ago   
      
   You're right.  That judge should not be allowed to continue being a judge.   
   How many more murderers will he release if he remains.  Sadly we are   
   heading to a world where there will only be justice if people take justice   
   in their own hands.   
      
   https://nypost.com/2024/07/11/us-news/nursing-student-lauren-johansen-   
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