Letalvis, RayJ, Omar Epps: Celebrity & Thug “Size Off” – Who’s Packing the Most Weight? (GhettoBraggingRights EXCLUSIVE: Knoxville Police on Black Penis Witchhunt)

Letalvis Cobbins, one of the accused Knox5 currently being held for the late January 2007 alleged carjacking, kidnapping, rape and murder of University of Tennessee student Channon Christian and her associate Christopher Newsom, is regarded by many in the GBR national community as the sexiest of the alleged carjackers.

Cobbins’ masculinity and sex appeal  appear to have the State’s attention too.

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(Left)Reportedly, black male celebrities are getting ready for a competition  like no other: The Black Male Celebrity Size Off,   where the stars with the biggest personalities will Size Offagainst each other to determine who’s packing the most weight. A CLARENCE STARR EXCLUSIVE; DETAILS ON UPJ SITE

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“LETALVIS COBBINS IS BEING SINGLED OUT BY THE STATE BECAUSE OF THE SIZE OF HIS MANHOOD. THE STATE IS SEEKING THE DEATH PENALTY AGAINST HIM BECAUSE HE’S PACKIN’,” according to some  Knoxville GhettoBraggingRights community sources.

Was Christian’s shooting of Newsom, as revealed by lead prosecution witness Daphne Sutton, an attempt to prove to Letalvis how much she wanted him?

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The Authority of the Black Male “DICK:” Most Sought After Object in World; “Very Essence Dictates Ability of Mind”

White Americans are both genetically weaker and less diverse than their black compatriots, a Cornell University-led study finds.

Analyzing the genetic makeup of 20 Americans of European ancestry and 15 African-Americans, researchers found that the former showed much less variation among 10,000 tested genes than did the latter, which was expected.They also found that Europeans had many more possibly harmful mutations than did African, which was a surprise.“Since we tend to think of European populations as quite large, we did not expect to see a significant difference in the distribution of neutral and deleterious variation between the two populations,” said senior co-author Carlos Bustamante, an assistant professor of biological statistics and computational biology at Cornell.