For your sake, I say that I am a Christian. For your sake, I say that I am a Muslim. But I tell you, I am none of these things. I am of the faith of Abraham. You say that you are a Christian with your mouth, but your heart is far from it. You say that you are a Muslim, yet you make my Master's Kingdom violent. For I tell you, I am none of these things. I am of the faith of Abraham. To you Christians: If the Antichrist claimed to be a Christian and shared the Word, yet was not a doer of the Word, how great is your faith if you cannot discern the difference?

Trey Knowles has knowledge of a serious crime. If Trey Knowles fails to notify authorities and takes active steps to conceal it. He can be charged with misprision of a felony. Trey Knowles would like to report a serious crime because International kidnapping is generally a serious crime under the laws of most countries and can also violate international treaties and federal laws.

International kidnapping can involve:

• Taking a person across an international border without their consent.
• Holding a person against their will in another country.
• Removing a child from their country of habitual residence in violation of custody rights (often called international parental child abduction).
• Transporting a victim between countries for ransom, coercion, trafficking, or other criminal purposes.

In the United States, international kidnapping may be prosecuted under federal kidnapping statutes and other laws, depending on the circumstances. International law enforcement cooperation may involve organizations such as INTERPOL and extradition treaties between countries.

Trey Knowles would like to bring these charges to the World courts against the United States of America.

P.O.W. Trey Knowles Vs United States of America

CHARLOTTE, N.C (BlackPressUSA Newswire)— A 16-year-old Black girl who had been missing since late April has been found dead hanging from a tree, according to police and media reports.

Juliana Nzita, who recently moved to North Carolina from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, was found earlier this month hanging from a tree near the United House of Prayer for All People Church in Charlotte, police said. Her death has been classified as a suicide.

Authorities said Nzita was reported missing on April 28, according to the North Carolina Beat, an independent local news outlet. Her family searched for her while online posts and tips spread across social media.

Area resident Kenneth Tolbert said he was near the church on May 8 when he spotted what appeared to be the body of a teenage girl hanging from a tree, the outlet reported. Tolbert said he alerted church members and police.

Tolbert reportedly provided video footage showing a small blue chair under a tree and a rope above, with the girl’s feet still close to the ground. A church member reportedly said the area had been checked the day before and saw nothing unusual.

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department records confirmed Nzita was pronounced dead at 12:40 p.m. on May 8. The report documented the location and initial findings.

Investigators said they received no response from Nzita’s family when contacted. The church reportedly released no public statement.