Another “random act of violence,” which we know is axiomatic for a moment where a black individual has murdered a white person, and the media doesn’t want to associate a racial angle to the killing. In this case, it’s the murder of a three-year old white male toddler, Julian Wood, by a black female who initiated the unprovoked knife attack at a Giant Eagle grocery store just outside of Cleveland, Ohio. This “random act of violence” occurred at 3 p.m. on Monday, June 3.
Were America the “racist” nation so many in power believe must be deconstructed and replaced with an aggressively anti-white system, the only story we’d be seeing in every major newspaper and on every newscast would be that of Julian Wood, a three-year old stabbed to death by a black female on a Monday afternoon in an obvious racial assault.
As it is, we have the horrifying video of his black murderer smirking and giggling in court as she is charged with her unreported anti-white racial assault on Julian.
Sick moment woman smirks and giggles in court as she’s charged with butchering 3-year-old boy outside Ohio supermarket https://t.co/0LnXKlWCvl pic.twitter.com/ZhvhPSS7th
— New York Post (@nypost) June 10, 2024
Sick moment woman smirks and giggles in court as she’s charged with butchering 3-year-old boy outside Ohio supermarket, b David Propper, New York Post, June 10, 2024
This is the sickening moment a woman accused of butchering 3-year-old Julian Wood in an Ohio grocery store parking lot smirked, smiled and giggled her way through a court appearance as the horrifying charges were read against her.
Bionca Ellis, 32, displayed the disgusting behavior a week after she allegedly stabbed the child to death and also wounded his 38-year-old mother Margot Wood outside a Giant Eagle in North Olmsted—outside Cleveland.
Authorities have said the attack was a “random act of violence.”
Ellis is facing ten criminal counts, including two counts of murder and two counts of attempted murder. The judge indicated Monday that she could potentially face the death penalty if she is convicted.
While appearing in court with her hands cuffed behind her back, Ellis appeared to fight back a smirk before she smiled several times as the charges were being read, footage from WEWS shows.
Ellis also whispered while answering questions in court and hung her head while she was initially being arraigned over video conference.
Ellis then giggled and replied “si” when Judge Nancy Russo asked her if she was going to plead not guilty to the charges against her, News 5 Cleveland reported. She eventually said “yes “when the frustrated judge pressed her.
Speaking in court before Russo determined bail, little Julian’s father said Ellis “took everything from us.”
“There’s nothing that could ever replace my son,” Jared Wood said, according to video from WEWS, adding.
“Just do whatever you can to keep this monster behind bars.”
The judge ultimately set bail for $5 million—the maximum figure—with Ellis held in custody.
Ellis was arrested after Julian and Margot Wood were stabbed shortly after 3 p.m., North Olmsted police said. Officers saw her holding a knife when she was taken into custody, police said, according to WEWS.
“While Margot was opening the trunk of her car to put groceries away the woman viciously attacked and stabbed both Margot and Julian,” loved ones wrote on a GoFundMe page.
They also said the victims and suspect did not know each other.
Julian was remembered as a “sweet little boy” who was obsessed with his new baby sister and always wanted to wrestle with his older brother.
“Our family is overwhelmed with sadness… and overwhelmed with the loving support the community has already provided us,” the fundraiser stated.
“This will be an incredibly long journey to recovery, but truthfully we will never recover – but we will continue to share stories about our beautiful baby boy.”
We don’t have to live this way. We really don’t. Every thought and prayer is directed toward the family of Julian Wood, a young white child whose life didn’t need to end in the parking lot of a grocery store on a random Monday afternoon. But to ensure it never happens to another family means having the ultimate conversation about the racial reality of America and the resentment black America has towards white people—dictated by a top-down approach by our elite, who blame all failures black individuals collectively suffer on all white people in this country.