Readers, it is now time to delve deeper into how NC’s Pitt County District Attorney’s office helped cover up the criminal homicide of Keisha Marie White. So, please, if you need to catch up, you are invited to read other stories that have been posted on this website, fightuntilyouwin.com. Thank you. Now, let’s get into it.
2018-2019
Faris C. Dixon, Jr. was elected District Attorney in 2018 after Kimberly Robb chose not to run for office again. I contacted Dixon in early 2019 and asked him to reopen my daughter’s case. He said he would take a look at it and asked that I give him time to review the information since he had inherited other open cases.
Dixon finally met with me in his office to discuss his findings in October. That was the shortest meeting I have ever attended. I believe it lasted all of five minutes as he told me that my daughter’s case was not a criminal matter; the end. He could have told me that over the phone instead of requiring me to drive an hour and a half to get there.
Tears rolled down my face as I tried to remind him of various facts of the case. I could not believe he was saying the same thing that others tried to convince me of. I knew a crime had happened. The law told me so. And just because he and others maintain the same facade, does not mean their claims are true. It just means they all are liars!
How Keisha’s Death Meets the Requirement of Criminal Homicide
Murder in the first degree, of course, includes a premeditated killing. There is evidence to support this. Linda Brixon denied physician-prescribed oxygen to Keisha for eleven hours until Keisha was found lifeless. Keisha told the nurse she was having trouble breathing. Brixon chose to ignore physician’s orders, Keisha’s complaint, and all signs of lack of oxygen. Instead, Brixon chose to chain Keisha to the bed with a vest and wrist restraints. But that’s not all. Though this is not a complete list, she also:
- did not re-attach the cardiac leads at the time restraints were applied;
- received another order for oxygen that was not given to Keisha;
- recorded Keisha’s oxygen saturation of 62% nine minutes after receiving another order for oxygen;
- caused an ABG test to be cancelled, which was the only test that would have told the doctor that Keisha was not getting her oxygen;
- told co-workers she would not reconnect the cardiac leads because she had done so four times already (prior to applying the restraints).
- did not act during the code blue. 😮😧🤬
And here is something else… Keisha’s cardiac monitor had been silenced. What do y’all think of that? No one in or near her room, or even at the nurse’s station, could hear any alarms indicating she was in trouble.
Linda Brixon had over 20 years of experience as a registered nurse and had been trained proficiently in all relevant areas. This nurse set the stage to appear as if she was doing her job, while lying to cover her tracks, as she ensured death was inevitable. Based on the evidence she knew exactly what she was doing.
Second degree murder includes malice based on a dangerous act or omission and without regard for human life. Well, Linda Brixon was a nurse. She was assigned to Keisha’s care. She did not ask for reassignment or hand this patient off to another staff member. Therefore, she had, not just a social duty to act, but a legal obligation, as well.
Then there is a lower degree of homicide regarding patient abuse and neglect. NC statute says that if the abuse or neglect is the cause of death, it shall be punished as a Class C felony. Keisha White died from lack of oxygen to the brain. The requirement to prosecute under this law doesn’t even require putting as many pieces together.
Keisha White could not breathe either. It does not matter that Brixon did not physically put her in a choke hold or hold her down with a knee on her neck… which some might actually consider to be more humane under the circumstances.
Yet, all degrees of homicide were deliberately ignored by all law enforcement agencies, Kimberly Robb, and Faris Dixon.
These entities also failed to identify the assault and battery that occurred when unnecessary restraints were applied. Keisha did not need them. She needed to breathe. She needed oxygen.
And what’s more… GPD, the SBI, and both DA’s completely ignored the fact that Keisha’s medical records were falsified. Over 100 FAKE vital sign readings were entered into her chart. Some were entered after she was transported to ICU and connected to life support. Others were entered the day after time of death was called. Now, where is that even legal?
On top of that, the nurse who entered the readings was not assigned to Keisha’s care. Linda Brixon did not do that. Yet, investigators from the SBI and GPD did not question her. Kimberly Robb and Faris Dixon, both, turned a blind eye and went the other way.
So, naturally, after I left Faris Dixon’s office that day in October 2019, I felt lost. I did not know what to do next or where to turn.
I will get back to the timeline with Dixon in Part 2. In the meantime, please share this post, and comment below to let me know what you think. Thanks!
Man this is messed up but keep pushin shawty frfr
Thank you Quay!! I appreciate the encouragement.