INVESTIGATIONS OF COLD CASES, EQUITY IN EDUCATION, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY, AND JUSTICE, AND A NEW BEGINNING

 

   S.G. COMEN                 H.G. COMEN              B.L.S .Lee

 

 

 

We are considering a podcast - SHADES OF HUMANITY: ONE RACE DIFFERENT SHADES

HG. Comen, Sarah Comen, Brenda Lee

 

15-Min INVESTIGATION   COP KILLING.

15 Min  BLACK FARMERS TRAGEDY 

15 MIN GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF RACIAL AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

 

COMEN, COMEN $ LEE INVESTIGATES

 

There are many unsolved mysteries in Charleston and throughout South Carolina. We have been investigating murders, corruption, missing people, and things that go bump in the night Comen has SLED license  #30 since 1973

Lee and her late Dad Rev Robert Leeper have been working on and off on investigations on earth, heaven, and everyplace in between, occasionally having to dance with the devil. H.G.'s daughter Sarah has been "on the Case" since she was a toddler.

Our investigations have taken us throughout the United States, North America, Europe, and Africa in person and from Charleston. we have conducted investigations in Korea, and the Middle East and have looked into phenomena some consider otherworldly.  

 

In the proposed segments we will investigate:

FIRST SEGMENT

A.The murder of Charleston County Cop Billy Cribb in an armed robbery on James Island he tried to stop in 1974.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EpT2ZQHV6xM&t=43s

B. The Black Farmers Dilma 

C. Friends of the African Union, African Diaspora Directorate, and World Conference of Mayors fight for Equality in Education, Economic Opportunity, and Justice in New Hampshire and Charleston SC.

OTHER INVESTIGATIONS

1. The murder in Judge Fields' office on Spring Street of civil rights activist and lawyer George Payton in the middle 1970s.

2. The disappearance of Mark Clark Expressway inspector Terry Griggs and the corruption on the Mark Clark Expressway based on the book "Angels on the Bridge" by H.G. Comen.

3. The Greenville murders of Dr. Canace Brewer's brother Andra Rosemond and his friend Rahjja Louris on 11/19/03.

4. Our investigation with the New York Post and Chris Ruddy of the death of President Clinton’s friend and lawyer Vince Foster,

5. The questionable conviction of Jerome White for the murders at  Sam's Super Saver on 3842 Rivers Ave on Sept 30, 1992, of Mussam Ahmed Nimer and Assault and Battery on employee Nidal Jadalla ( who was later killed in another robbery 1996-1997)

6. Does God Exist? Is there Life after life? Do Spirits exist?

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The COP KILLING OF PATROLMAN BILLY CRIBB 1974 Help Solve the Case of a Murdered Police Officer William Cribb - YouTube

 THE MURDER OF GEORGE PAYTON - POLITICIAN AND CIVIL RIGHTS AND CRIMINAL ATTORNEY  

PART 1 JUDGE RICHARD FIELD’S OFFICE MARCH 18, 1975

 

The prominent Charleston civil rights lawyer and former candidate for State Senate, and Congress sat in the Spring Street offices he shared with Judge Richard Fields working all day. The Friday before he was in court defending Willis Knight Jr for murder. Knight was convicted for murder. On Payton’s last day on earth, he was already working on the appeal for Knight. Judge Fields, then a Family Court Judge was not in the office at the time.

 

On Tuesday afternoon at about 2 PM, a tall dark-skinned African American male, who was around 40 years old, walked into Spring street office and approached the secretary identifying himself as James Walker and asking to see Payton. The secretary told him to take a seat. Shortly after the man asked to use the restroom. The secretary gave permission and the man walked down the corridor toward the restroom. At about 2:50 PM the secretary heard gunfire and the man walked calmly out of the office.

 

When the secretary and as I recall another employee rushed into the office Payton was found behind his desk. The Charleston County Coroner determined that Payton died instantly of a single gunshot to his head.

 

A police investigation later revealed that Payton was on the phone with Beaufort Attorney Joab Dowling Jr. Dowling claimed he knew nothing of his work in Beaufort nor any motive for the murder.

 

Payton had been working on a land deal in Beaufort County at the time of his death. The police had a number of leads at the time and went to Beaufort, Hilton Head Island, and Washington DC. Speculation at the time revolved around the land deal Payton was handling.