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Black College Student repeatedly Poisoned by White Roommate until She moved Out
Chennel “Jazzy” Rowe (L) & Brianna Brochu (R)
A black student at the University of Hartford has revealed that she was poisoned repeatedly by her roommate until she moved out.
Chennel “Jazzy“ Rowe was a freshman roommate of Brianna Brochu, and while the two didn’t get along, Jazzy assumed that was all to it.
Unknown to her, Brochu had been poisoning her all along.
In a video posted on Facebook, Jazzy revealed the shocking details, the poisonings that gave her a throat infection over and over.
While I’ve been here I’ve been getting sick. Not knowing why I’ve been getting sick.
It started with throat pain. I thought maybe because it’s colder up here, I’m just catching a cold. After a month it got to the point where I had extreme throat pain that I couldn’t sleep, to the point where I couldn’t speak.
I’m spending my own money that my parents give me for food and groceries, the health centre on campus is not free – in fact they’re expensive.
Jazzy explained that the tests came out negative, and the campus doctor prescribed antibiotics for the bacteria in her throat.
Because of the constant disrespect, like Brochu turning out the light while she worked, Jazzy decided to move out.
She was moving her things out when friends stopped her and told her she had to see something. What they showed her was an Instagram post.
I literally have no words for this…#JusticeForJazzy pic.twitter.com/KNGFrIS4Sp
— Blake ⛽️ (@hasaniblakejr) October 31, 2017
Brochu, on her Instagram, had written:
Finally did it yo girl got rid of her roommate!! After 1 1/12 month of spitting in her coconut oil, putting moldy clam dip in her lotions, rubbing used tampons on her backpack, putting her toothbrush places where the sun doesn’t shine and so much more I can finally say goodbye Jamaican Barbie.
Jazzy reported to the school authorities, and Brochu was promptly arrested by the West Hartford Police Department and, according to the school authorities, her case is proceeding through the legal process.
@onlyelimori_ Thank you for bringing this matter to our attention. Please see the attached photo with a University response. pic.twitter.com/dEQNoP69Uk
— University of Hartford (@UofHartford) October 31, 2017
Photo Credit: thetab
