Soros-Backed Prosecutor “Mistakenly” Frees Virginia Murder Suspect

Corruption runs deep.

So does incompetence.

We’ll let you be the judge of which one this story falls under.

A George Soros-appointed prosecutor “mistakenly” released a murder suspect last week in Virginia.

Loudoun County prosecutor Buta Biberaj temporarily dropped charges against 25-year-old Stone Colburn, who is accused of stabbing a woman to death last year.

Allegedly, the charges were only dropped so that a new set of charges could be placed on Colburn by the Loudoun County Circuit Court in order to declare him mentally fit to stand trial.

Attorneys claim that one of the deputies failed to get a judge to approve the new charges before dropping the old ones, which allowed Colburn to skip town.

Fortunately, Colburn was apprehended the following day in Georgia.

This whole story raises some serious red flags about the justice system…

Soros-Backed Prosecutor in Virginia Mistakenly Freed Murder Suspect

Stone Colburn skipped town after his release and had made it almost 600 miles away before he was apprehended by police in Georgia.

Via @jchristenson_ https://t.co/QnNscdevEG

— Washington Free Beacon (@FreeBeacon) October 12, 2022

The Washington Free Beacon reported on the alleged mistake:

A George Soros-backed prosecutor in Virginia mistakenly freed a man charged with murder who was apprehended the following day in Georgia.

The office of Loudoun County prosecutor Buta Biberaj (D.) on Thursday dropped second-degree murder charges in general district court for 25-year-old Stone Colburn, who last year was accused of stabbing his brother’s girlfriend to death. Biberaj’s office dropped charges in an effort for the Loudoun County Circuit Court to declare Colburn mentally fit to stand trial. Biberaj said the district court was on the verge of committing him to a mental hospital.

But one of Biberaj’s deputies failed to get those new charges approved by a judge before dropping the old ones, attorneys say, which forced the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office to release Colburn. Colburn skipped town after his release and had made it almost 600 miles away before he was apprehended Friday by police in Chatham County, Ga.

The Loudoun County Sheriff put out this statement following the suspect’s release:

The LCSO is asking for the public’s assistance to help locate 25-year-old Stone L. Colburn.

Stone Colburn was released from the Loudoun County Adult Detention Center yesterday after his original charges for murder were dismissed by the Office of the Commonwealth Attorney. pic.twitter.com/P2KAVnGKsS

— Loudoun County Sheriff's Office (@LoudounSheriff) October 7, 2022

DO YOU KNOW WHERE HE IS?
Loudoun County sheriff searching for Stone L. Colburn, man wanted for concealing dead bodyhttps://t.co/ts1vjF7kYV

— 7News DC (@7NewsDC) October 7, 2022

Confusion at Soros-backed prosecutor's office led to release of accused killer from Virginia prison | Just The News https://t.co/EIJA05Jk94

— John Solomon (@jsolomonReports) October 13, 2022

An accused killer is mistakenly released from a Northern Virginia jail triggering a manhunt. Some county leaders are assigning blame but the immediate focus is finding Stone Colburn. https://t.co/5hYvYLhqg2 @nbcwashington

— Julie Carey (@JulieCareyNBC) October 8, 2022

Authorities accidentally released Stone Colburn from jail after prosecutors stopped pursuing his murder charge. But, they weren’t aware he was facing another charge. https://t.co/MstbyPeOcz

— WUSA9 (@wusa9) October 10, 2022

WUSA 9 dives into what caused this mistaken release:

STRONG AND COURAGEOUS: Your Children Need This…TAP HERE

According to a release from the Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office, Colburn was released from the Loudoun jail after the Loudoun County Commonwealth’s Attorney stopped pursuing his murder charge in General District Court.

The Loudoun County Sheriff’s Office, which runs the jail, contends the charge placed against Colburn in that court, for allegedly concealing a dead body, was filed Friday.

“The information that we had indicated that this guy was free to go but we’re still looking through all of our documents to see exactly what fell through the cracks,” Loudoun County Sheriff Mike Chapman said. “We just want to make sure it doesn’t happen again.”

However, court records provided by Biberaj’s office show the concealment charge was actually filed Thursday, before her office requested “nolle prosequi” on Colburn’s murder charge in General District Court.

Biberaj said her office decided to stop pursuing the murder charge because it was concerned the judge may have ruled that Colburn was too incompetent to stand trial in court.

WRONGFULLY RELEASED: 25-year-old Stone Colburn was arrested late Friday evening in Chatham County, Georgia. Loudoun County CA @ButaBiberaj says allowing a murderer to walk away free was an error by the Loudoun County Sheriff's Office.

FULL REPORT HERE➖https://t.co/5EhTdOOUHB pic.twitter.com/4gBOX9y7mR

— Sierra Fox (@thesierrafox) October 9, 2022