Why are reporters and copy writers afraid to put a person's race in a description anymore? Blizzard is a white male, 6 feet, 250 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes. Johnson is a black male, 6 feet, 240 pounds, brown hair, brown eyes. Wilson is a white male, 6 feet, 200 pounds, brown hair, blue eyes. See.... that wasn't hard at all. :)

When a person's race is important to know, we will always state it in a story, such as when authorities are searching for an unidentified suspect and all there is to go on is a physical description. In a case like that, race is certainly valid. In this case, however, where we supply photos, the person's race is clearly the single most evident thing about them. I don't speak for other editors, but that is why there is no racial description in this particular article -- it's simply not necessary. I hope that clears things up. Thanks, Ellen.

Larry Matthew Blizzard is a great guy. He is married to a maniac who jumps on him then he defends himself and she calls the law and they arrest him. He has custody of his children because she is a drug addict. So dont believe most of what you hear and all of what you read on this sites.

I know Matt. Matthew is a loving father and friend and would take the shirt off his back to help someone. His wife knows she has the upper hand and pushes his buttons and then has him locked up. The only thing he is guilty of is being married to her.