19-year-old Oluwatoyin Salau, a Black Lives Matter activist has reportedly been found dead after being declared missing. She had earlier tweeted about being molested by a man who offered her a ride.
She was last seen on the 6th of June in Tallahassee, Florida.
The memo read,
On the 14th of June, lady named Ashley had made the announcement about Toyin’s death on her Twitter page, saying,
I’m sorry to inform everyone about this but Toyin is no longer with us.
I’m sorry to inform everyone about this but Toyin is no longer with us https://t.co/HK85TgGFhV
— Ashley (@laurecapri) June 15, 2020
She had earlier identified herself as Toyin’s mother in a tweet dated June 11th.
She’s been missing since last Friday since she left me and my friends. Last time she was last sighted was at the BL Perry Library on Saturday then after that we haven’t seen her. If you know any info please contact me because I’m helping her mom. She’s somewhere on the south side.
She’s been missing since last Friday since she left me and my friends. Last time she was last sighted was at the BL Perry Library on Saturday then after that we haven’t seen her. If you know any info please contact me because I’m helping her mom. She’s somewhere on the south side https://t.co/IDPaSz8oar
— Ashley (@laurecapri) June 11, 2020
In a series of tweets, Toyin had earlier spoken about how she was molested and had managed to escape the situation.
Anyways I was molested in Tallahassee, Florida by a black man this morning at 5:30 on Richview and Park Ave. The man offered to give me a ride to find someplace to sleep and recollect my belongings from a church I refuged to a couple days back to escape unjust living conditions.
— Oluwatoyin (@virgingrltoyin) June 6, 2020
My back and rubbing my body using my body until he climaxed and then went to sleep. Before I realized what happened to me I looked over and his clothes were completely off. Once I saw he was asleep I escaped from the house and started walking from Richview Road to anywhere else
— Oluwatoyin (@virgingrltoyin) June 6, 2020
It is unclear what happened next between the time of her tweets and her time of death, as not much information has been given at this time.
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