December 17, 2012

Joshua Proutey - murdered in North Carolina

Joshua Proutey, age 19, of Clayton, North Carolina, died on December 13, 2012, in Wilmington, North Carolina. 

He was shot and murdered. 

He was working at the Community Arts Centre and had finished his shift at 11:00 p.m. and went to get his car to head home. 

Josh was approached by a group of people who robbed him of his cell phone, $10. and a sandwich. Then they shot him. 

Friends describe Josh as a typical young man who loved his family and worked hard. He was a student at Cape Fear Community College. 

Family members describe Josh as a kind, loving and gentle soul who was fun loving and a prankster. 

Josh intended on joining the United States Marines. 

Joshua is survived by many loving friends and relatives including his parents, Don and Patty Proutey; sister, Julie Rogers; and brothers, Jason and Ben Proutey. 

Accused of this crime are and charged with first degree murder are: Daniel Henry, age 17, Jasmine Nikole Dottin, age 19, Christopher Daniel Cromartie, age 23, and Quintel Raheem Grady, age 22.

Top L - Daniel Henry; Top R - Quintel Grady
Bottom L - Christopher Cromartie Jr.;  Bottom R - Jasmine Dottin
These assholes have taken the life of an innocent man who they did not know, and have ruined their own lives. They will rot in prison until death, all for ten bucks and a sandwich?

God help us. Jesus, Mary and all saints and all angels pray for us. 

Father, place Josh on the
stairway to Heaven
God save us from the Lost Ones who stalk the Earth stealing away life. Amen. 

Pray for the 19 year olds who die before their time.  Yesterday, they were just boys.  Amen. 

Let us pray that Joshua Proutey is in heaven. Let us pray that he is at peace and is with God. Amen.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Amen.

Anonymous said...

Josh Proutey's murder was the probable result of a gang initiation. It doesn't matter what color you are, you must reject the gang culture and everything that it stands for. Mothers, get your children AWAY from the evil culture of gangs, and find places to live that will be a positive influence on the lives of your children. Make your children believe that they have options in their lives!