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Social Media Users Track Down Woman Behind Racist Trayvon Martin Costume & Get Her Fired
People like this are the reason why racial tensions in this country are so high. This is the equivalent of someone dressing up as the Sandy Hook Elementary School Shooter and wearing bloody costumes mocking the children that died. Thankfully, karma worked quickly in this situation and now their whole lives are ruined behind their unbelievably insensitive Halloween costumes:
Meet Caitlin Cimeno, mother of two from Massachusetts (by way of Florida), William Filene (a convicted felon) and Greg Cimeno who thought posting this disgusting photo was a great idea (and #funny). Only a proud (and completely-idiotic) racist would post this with her full name, pics of her kids at school and selfies in her work attire on a public Instagram profile. She even captioned the images: ‘Happy Halloween from Zimmerman & trayvon’ with a smiley face emoticon.
This was a post found on Caitlin’s page that displayed more of her racist rhetoric:
The other two proud racists are William Filene (left, in hoodie and Blackface/mask) who, according to The Smoking Gun, is a convicted felon and Greg Cimeno (right, dressed as George Zimmerman) who thought the costume was “fawking hilarious!!!” So one of the men is a convicted felon but Trayvon Martin was a “thug” who deserved to die?
It only took a few minutes for some research-orientated Facebook & Instagram users to identify Caitlin and the other two men. They quickly let her know how her ignorant, racist attitude just ruined her life…
Caitin deleted the pics hours later, changed her Instagram name and locked her profile like screen capture technology doesn’t exist. She was even dumb enough to have pictures on her Facebook page displaying her license plate number ..
And this is the end result of Caitlyn and her friend’s “hilarious” racist costume:
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