Anne Hathaway and the brutal murder that outraged her

Anne Hathaway is recognized as one of the most influential actresses today, not only for her roles, but for her attitude towards some social movements that were introduced in the industry.

protagonist of & # 39; The Devil Wears Fashion & # 39; posted his opinion on the official Instagram account regarding the case of Nia Wilson, an 18-year-old African American girl who was murdered last Sunday in California.

As the artist shared a photograph of Wilson he was a black teenager who was cruelly murdered by a white man for no reason.

Nia was addressing her sister Lathifa to their home on a train when was attacked by a man who cut off their necks . Both were stabbed and the guy ran away.

"It reminds me of an badault in a prison yard.They make their attack so fast that before anyone can react, the person runs away" explains Carlos Rojas the police chief of the San Francisco Bay Area train during a wheel

John Lee Cowell was recognized as the author of this crime and is in detention after that. it was identified that this man had been released from prison four months ago and that he was on probation. He had previously been found guilty of robbery and physically badaulting another person.

According to the history of the authorities, the subject traveled with them on the train to the platform of the MacArthur Station . It is on this site that the attack occurred and that Wilson was there.

According to security cameras, the two girls never interacted with Cowell while they were heading to their destination . Everything indicates that it was an impulsive attack on the part of the man.

"I looked back and he was wiping his knife, he was standing on the staircase and watching" declared Lathifa Wilson to ABC 7 .

The aggressor was arrested Monday, July 23, in the night while he was in a train, after some people had called the police.

This case was described by Rojas as ] "More Cruel Attack" than he had seen in his 30-year career.

Anne Hathaway expressed in her Instagram profile the discontent she feels for those whites who feel that they have the power to do these acts and they go unnoticed at the eyes of society.

He baderted in the same way that Nia Wilson's death is something unspeakable and should not be covered with silence, but with actions.