Black people refuse to sympathise with black man killed by white girlfriend as his old tweets emerge

Black people refuse to sympathise with black man killed by white girlfriend as his old tweets emerge

A black man who clearly made his hate for black people known has died, after being shot by his white girlfriend. 

Telbo Rackins Osborne, 30, was allegedly fatally shot by Hannah Grace Cobb on Sunday morning, Feb. 23, in Midville, Georgia, yet she was not immediately arrested because she claims it was an accident. 

His family took to social media to demand justice for him and a number of black people lent their voice to the call, leading to Hannah Grace Cobb being charged with the fatal shooting of her boyfriend, Telvin “Telbo Rackins” Osborne. 

However, more details have now emerged and this is making the case trend across social media platforms. 

Osborne, a father of two, was killed early Sunday morning following a heated argument with Cobb after a night of drinking. Initially, Cobb claimed the shooting was accidental, stating she had been cleaning her firearm after a night out. However, after further investigation, Cobb was charged with involuntary manslaughter. 

According to Burke County Sheriff’s Office, the shooting occurred at approximately 5:45 a.m. in the 800 block of Four Points Road near Waynesboro. Deputies found Osborne suffering from a single gunshot wound to the chest, and he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. The Burke County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident, with the Criminal Investigation Division interviewing witnesses and gathering evidence. Cobb, who is cooperating with the investigation, remains in custody at Burke County Jail. 

Sheriff Alfonzo Williams confirmed that both Cobb and Osborne had been drinking before their argument escalated. He emphasized that introducing a firearm into an already volatile situation while intoxicated was reckless. Cobb now faces charges of simple battery, family violence, and reckless conduct in connection to the shooting. 

In the wake of Osborne’s death, his past comments about Black women have resurfaced on social media. Osborne had previously made controversial remarks, including expressing a preference for white women over Black women.  

He said white women were superior to black women. 
 

He added that he would rather have sexual relations with a dog than with a black woman, as long as the dog was white. 
 

On X, he referred to himself as “Team_Whitegirls”. He even endorsed a comment made by his friend, likening to a black goat he snapped with to black women. 
 

He also hated black men and said he could let things slide with a black man but would deal with any black man who tried him. 
 

Photos also show that most of his male friends were white men. 
 

Meanwhile, he never missed a chance to hail and uplift his white girlfriend.

Many likened his case to that of Christian Obumseli, a US-based man of Nigerian descent who expressed his hate for black women only to be killed by his white girlfriend, an OnlyFans model. 
 

Black people have now said they are not joining to call for justice for Telbo and they will sit this one out the way they did in the case of Obumseli. 
 

Meanwhile, Telbo’s family have stepped in and they are calling out the black community while telling them they don’t need them. 

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