OMFG.

It took a week for authorities to identify the burned remains of Susie Zhao, aka "Susie Q".

https://www.cardschat.com/news/susie...an-park-92418/

Just heard about the death of Susie Zhao.shocking to say the least.Prayers to her family..

Unbelievable, such a horrible thing to happen, and the way it happened is even worse if that could be.

Another sad case of violence against women - likely from some misogynist who couldn't handle losing money to her playing poker.

Originally Posted by Fivefor

Another sad case of violence against women - likely from some misogynist who couldn't handle losing money to her playing poker.

Terrible that this happened, and what you said definitely does take place too often in the world, but don't you think it's irresponsible to speculate like that? Lets get the facts instead of making our own. RIP Suzy...by all accounts a good person.

Tragic and horrifying.

Hope they catch whoever is responsible.

Thoughts go out to her family, friends and loved ones.

RIP.

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...yfeEizIoq9_6TC
Arrest made

They have found a suspect and hope to find out what happen if he is the one just burn him alive.

Originally Posted by Fivefor

Another sad case of violence against women - likely from some misogynist who couldn't handle losing money to her playing poker.

Does violence not happen to men?
Or somehow is that different in your eyes?
Why do people always look for sexism or at race. Most of the time its as simple as money

We'll find out what happened eventually, no point in speculating or coming up with theories. Her murder may have not even been poker-related at all. Glad they made some progress on the case.

This is really sad - I know some of her friends and acquaintances.

Originally Posted by Allyte

Does violence not happen to men?
Or somehow is that different in your eyes?
Why do people always look for sexism or at race. Most of the time its as simple as money

I don't really think it is a debate that women are far more likely to be a victim of violence than are men. Of course violence happens to men as well and it is equally unacceptable but I'm highly doubtful this violent crime was perpetrated by a women....and they already have a male suspect arrested....what a shock.

Just to clue you in a bit to this problem, here's some stats regarding violence against women here in Canada.

1. 7 in 10 people who experience family violence are women and girls.
2. Women are about 4 times as likely as men to be victims of intimate partner homicide.
3. In 2008 women were 10 times more likely than men to be the victim of a police-reported sexual assault.
4. In terms of domestic violence, some self-reported research shows men are almost as likely as women to experience it. Although some people claim that men are too embarrassed to admit a woman has abused them, the reverse is actually true: in self-reported research, men tend to over-estimate their partner’s violence while under-estimating their own. At the same time, women over-estimate their own violence and under-estimate their partner’s which explains why self-reported research often shows similar levels of violence by men and women, even though plenty of other research clearly shows that women are disproportionately the victim.
5. Men are more likely to initiate violence, while women are more likely to use violence in self-defence.
6. While most men are not abusive to their families when family violence does occur, the victims are overwhelmingly women:
   1. Women are twice as likely as men to be victims of family violence.
   2. Women who experience spousal violence are more likely to endure extreme forms assault including choking, beating, being threatened with a knife or gun, and sexual violence.
   3. About 80% of victims of dating violence are women.
   4. Girls are 1.5 times more likely than boys to experience violence at home.

So lets get a grip here...any violence against anyone is clearly a problem but violence against women is easily the bigger slice of the violence pie than violence against men.

Remember, it's not safe to carry large amounts of money in public. This has been a concern for poker pros for many years.

Originally Posted by Propane Goat

We'll find out what happened eventually, no point in speculating or coming up with theories. Her murder may have not even been poker-related at all. Glad they made some progress on the case.

My thoughts when I heard responses to the murder too. First and foremost, I hope the family and friends have comfort/justice for this tragedy.

Also, as someone who was born in Michigan, this story feels a bit "close to home" as they say. Generally speaking, Michigan is a fairly safe state of the United States; but I guess danger can strike anywhere.

Originally Posted by mtl mile end

OMFG.

It took a week for authorities to identify the burned remains of Susie Zhao, aka "Susie Q".

https://www.cardschat.com/news/susie...an-park-92418/

That is nasty and horrible hope they get a court conviction for this but sadly that will not bring her back though,
Condolences to the family and friends of Susie.

Arrest Made in Connection to Death of Poker Pro Susie Zhao

Pleased to read the FBI is involved in the investigation.

I hope those involved are brought to justice asap.

Rest In Peace.

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What a sick bastard!

Hope they treat him "well" in prison..

Our world has a lot of changing to do.

The real mystery to me is wtf a young, moderately successful poker player was doing hanging out with an old homeless dude at a shady looking motel.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/pro-poker-player-bound-sexually-162935592.html

Horrible and very sad.

The murder looks very ruthless. The body was left where ordinary people would have found it. Jeffrey Bernard Morris has been accused of many crimes before. A homeless maniac allegedly accidentally meets a poker player and gives her a ride. But maybe he's covering for others and the murder story is very deep.

She was such a good player and person

Deaths related to gambling, it seems from a movie. How ugly what happened, maybe it serves to take awareness of the vibration that is around the bets.






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