Another negro kills two white college students; angry he was asked to take out his trash

Suspect in University of Colorado dorm murders allegedly threatened to kill roommate over taking out trash: Court documents

JEFFREY COOK and EMILY SHAPIRO
Fri, February 23, 2024 at 2:05 PM EST·2 min read
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[source: Suspect in University of Colorado dorm murders allegedly threatened to kill roommate over taking out trash: Court documents (yahoo.com)]

*** JdN

I am sick and TIRED of blogging for the last 15 years on these atrocities where some boneheaded Afro kills two high-IQ white kids who had a productive future ahead of them and probably came from decent parents, and had nice siblings, all of whom are now stricken with unbearable grief at a life cut short.

As I have written, this is especially devastating when parents have an only child. In a way, what do they have to show now for all those years of parenting?

Ashes from the crematorium.

We read below that the negro was about to quit school anyway because he was probably getting D’s and Fs.

I will tell you who is also guilty in these murders —  every white libtard going back to Abraham Lincoln — who killed 750,000 Whites in his “Civil War”…..

 

— and every jew who has shoved this delusion of racial equality or even compatibility down white throats in this once-upon-a-time great country.

It is time for “accountability.” It is time to do what the negro Jordan refused to do, figuratively take out the trash.

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A University of Colorado – Colorado Springs student who is accused of gunning down two people in his dorm room, including his roommate, had allegedly told his roommate weeks prior that he’d “kill him” if he was asked to take out the trash again, according to court documents.

Nicholas Jordan, 25, was arrested on Monday and charged with two counts of first-degree murder for the deaths of his roommate, Samuel Knopp,

and Celie Rain Montgomery, who were found dead on Feb. 16, according to the Colorado Springs police.

PHOTO: Celie Rain Montgomery is seen in an undated file photo released by the Colorado Springs Police Department per the family of Celie Rain Montgomery. (Colorado Springs Police Department via Montgomery Family)

Jordan and Knopp’s third roommate, Giancarlo Argueta-Agudelo, told police that in January “there was an argument between Mr. Knopp and Mr. Jordan over a bag of trash that Mr. Knopp collected and placed near Mr. Jordan’s door,” according to the arrest warrant affidavit.

Jordan allegedly threatened Knopp “and told him that he would ‘Kill Him’ and there would be consequences if Mr. Jordan was asked to take out the trash again,” the document said.

Each roommate had their own bedroom and shared a common area. Argueta-Agudelo said there were “significant issues and complaints of Mr. Jordan’s smoking marijuana, cigarettes and his living area cleanliness,” and these complaints were documented with the university, the affidavit said.

The afternoon before the shootings, Jordan filed a request to be withdrawn from classes and housing, according to the arrest warrant affidavit.

PHOTO: Nicholas T. Jordan is shown in this photo posted to social media. (Nick T. Jordan/FaceBook)
PHOTO: Nicholas T. Jordan is shown in this photo posted to social media. (Nick T. Jordan/FaceBook)
Argueta-Agudelo told police that on Feb. 16 he woke up to the sounds of gunshots and someone moaning, according to the arrest warrant affidavit. He then heard a door shut and what sounded like running.

Argueta-Agudelo said he immediately called university police and didn’t leave his bedroom until officers arrived, the document said.

MORE: Roommate arrested in double murder at University of Colorado dorm room

Responders found Knopp, 24, and Montgomery, 26, both shot multiple times, according to court documents.

Jordan had an AK-47-style assault rifle and a handgun in his car when he was arrested, according to prosecutors.

Jordan made his first in-person court appearance on Friday. A status conference has been scheduled for March 15.

PHOTO: Nicholas Jordan, 25, accused in two murders, appeared in court Feb. 23, 2024. (ColoradoJudicial.gov )