Black Trans women Tete Gulley Death - Dead : Tete Gulley Obituary : found hanging from a tree in Portland, Oregon

Black Trans women Tete Gulley Death – Dead : Tete Gulley Obituary : found hanging from a tree in Portland, Oregon

A queer black trans women Tete Gulley, was found hanging from a tree in Portland, Oregon on May 27. Police will not investigate due to “lack of public interest” and have ruled her death as a suicide. , according to a statement posted online on June. 17, 2020.

We learned of the deceased through the following tribute posted on social media.,

A queer black trans women Tete Gulley, was found hanging from a tree in Portland, Oregon on May 27. Police are will not investigate due to “lack of public interest” and have ruled her death as a suicide. We want justice and we want answers! ✊🏾#BlackTransLivesMatter #SayHerName pic.twitter.com/bjjr2udM6N
— MEFeater Magazine (@mefeater) June 17, 2020

Cheryl Platz wrote
This has been a horrifying week for Black folks leading into Juneteenth. Multiple Black trans women murdered, the latest #TeteGulley, which Portland declined to investigate due to “lack of public interest”. Pouting face Multiple Black men found hung in trees. Keep speaking up. Please. #BLM

A queer black trans women, Tete Gulley, was found hanging from a tree in Portland, Oregon on May 27., 2019. Police have ruled her death as a suicide. We want justice and we want answers!#BlackTransLivesMatter #SayHerName #TeteGulley https://t.co/4vXoWIiJr5
— Emily Yip (@YipEmily) June 18, 2020

SAY HER FUCKING NAME what the actual fuck?!?! ya'll don't need public interest, you need to do your fucking job and arrest whoever did this
Tete Gulley say her fucking name #BlackTransLivesMatter #TeteGulley https://t.co/8OUhm1XemD
— ✨depresión tropical✨ (@_almostcanadian) June 18, 2020

Moving my bang so I can read this again. “Lack of public interest”?! From an allegedly liberal city & state? I am fucking livid and heartbroken. #TeteGulley say her name, find and charger her murderer https://t.co/gEPXp8NYkQ
— alec (@wheresxwali) June 18, 2020

Tete Gulley
Jayne Thompson
Selena Reyes-Hernandez
No more deaths; this needs to end. Keep fighting, keep demanding justice, and support @GlitsInc pic.twitter.com/lLjK9GUWZO
— Cameron Scheetz (@cameronscheetz) June 18, 2020

WELL WE’RE THE PUBLIC AND WE’RE INTERESTED ASF. TETE GULLEY DESERVES JUSTICE #tetegulley #BlackTransLivesMatter #sayhername https://t.co/GeE4vCeswB
— Pray Tell’s Floral Robe (@Savannah_McP) June 18, 2020

#LynchingsIn2020 (4 men and a trans woman)
1-“TeTe” Gulley (Trans Woman)Portland, OR 5/27/2020
2-Malcom Harsch Victorville,CA 5/31/2020
3-Robert Fuller Palmdale,CA 6/10/2020
4-(un named)Fort Tryon Park in Manhattan,NY 6/15/2020
5-(un named) Shady Acres,Houston TX 6/15/2020 https://t.co/eJaXTy8WET
— Jacara Thompson (@jacara_thompson) June 16, 2020

Reminder that Tete Gulley, a black transgender woman from Oregon, was found hanged in 2019. Since then, it seems that her case was never solved (the medical examiner considered it a suicide). The police opened an investigation, but nothing seems to have happened since.
— Connor Rentz (@TheConnorRentz) June 18, 2020

Correction: TeTe Gulley died May 27th of last year, but her family has been trying to get police to investigate. The publicity did some good, though, they have now agreed to open an investigation.
— Frances_Larina, Equality Pirate (@Frances_Larina) June 18, 2020

#TeteGulley 31, May 27th OR #MalcolmHarsch 38, May 31rst CA#RobertFuller 24, June 10th CA#DominiqueAlexander 27, June 9th NY
And now a 17yr old CHILD was found hanging in Houston, TX pic.twitter.com/Wkomhwg6l8
— ❄🌊Jen Fanton🌊❄ (@fionanme) June 18, 2020

miss crunchy draws wrote
This is so disgusting!!! Not that Tete Gulley shouldn’t be national news, she should! But p•lice should investigate deaths REGARDLESS of whether the public is aware of them or not!! Tf?? That’s your JOB!! Tete Gulley’s life mattered!! A thorough investigation must be conducted!

Black Trans women Tete Gulley Death – Dead : Tete Gulley Obituary : found hanging from a tree in Portland, Oregon