Two hours ago, Barrett Pall took to Threads and responded to the mississippifreepress.org article titled, “Black Woman Found Hanging in Tree Behind Vacant Home in Jackson, But Details Are Sparse.” He wrote:“BLACK PEOPLE DO NOT HANG THEMSELVES FROM TREES. ANOTHER WOMAN WAS FOUND MONDAY.”It is noteworthy that only one woman was found hanging from a tree in Mississippi, as per several media reports.Barrett Pall calls himself a life coach, keynote speaker, digital creator, activist, podcaster, and writer. IMDb also lists him as an actor/performer.On Monday night, the Jackson Police Department responded to the 500 Block of Road of Remembrance and “located” the body of an “unidentified Black female” hanging from a tree in the backyard of a vacant home. Investigators are looking into the circumstances, while the Hinds County Coroner’s Office are yet to release the official cause of death.However, Chief Coroner Jeramiah Howard told the Clarion Ledger on Tuesday that the victim would be transported to the Mississippi State Medical Examiner’s Office for an autopsy. It remains unclear whether foul play is suspected.Barrett Pall is raising suspicion on the manner of death of the Black Mississippi woman. (Image via Threads)All you need to know about Barrett PallBarrett Pall attended New York University between 2006 and 2010 and graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science in Communication, Culture, and Media Studies and a double minor in Political Science and Production. In 2008, he spent a semester abroad at the American University of Paris studying fashion, communication, and culture through a European perspective.For three years, Barrett served as a contributing writer for The Huffington Post and covered personal development, LGBTQIA+ issues, and health & wellness. He also worked as a model (signed to Model Alliance NY) and social media expert.Since 2013, Barrett Pall has been a professional life coach, behavioral change specialist (certified by the American Council on Exercise), and digital creator.“With a mind, body, soul approach, I help professionals of all levels push through barriers and find greater success professionally and personally. My clients range from CEOs of Fortune 500 Companies to celebrities, Middle Eastern royalty to upper management positions, and people of all professional levels looking to make a positive change,” he writes on LinkedIn.“While my clientele has been quite diverse, I’m beyond humbled to have found a niche working with women and queer people from all walks of life. However, I am grateful to find more cishet men are becoming interested in this work. I welcome everyone who wants to heal to join this work, and the community I have fostered, which I lovingly call The Love Army,” Pall adds.Now based in San Diego, California, Barrett Pall has over 1.3 million Instagram followers. After completing a 800 miles hike on the Pacific Crest Trail in 2016, he decided to take control of his life, starting with a world trip. After reaching his seventh and final continent, Antarctica, in 2019, Barrett Pall decided to return home.“At the end of 2019, Barrett decided it was time to stop traveling, and finally put some roots down, so he took a leap of faith and left NYC. After being there for 10 years, Barrett decided to move to San Diego in Feb 2020 right before the pandemic hit. Barrett trusted his intuition that he was no longer finding joy in the life he had created, so he pushed himself once again to make a dramatic, but supremely important change,” the bio reads. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostHis life’s mantra is, “Hike your own hike,” which he often says on his Love Army podcast. Another famous quote is:“Take control of your life, lean into love, face your shame, find your ultimate peace, and level up professionally… We all have dreams. Let me help you make yours a reality.”Barrett Pall’s acting credits include Britney Spears Live: The Femme Fatale Tour (2011), One Day I’m Gonna Whistle (2012), and The Comment Section (2022). He has also been the 2022 DEI consultant for the TikTok Diversity Council, a UNGA Global Partner since 2019, and a global humanitarian who worked across Cambodia, Kenya, and Thailand.The recent hanging of a Black Mississippi woman comes after a similar incident occurred at Delta State University in September 2025 when 21-year-old Black student De’Martravion “Trey” Reed was found hanging from a tree on the Cleveland campus.The Mississippi State Medical Examiner’s Office ruled it a suicide, with no signs of foul play. However, the family dismissed the ruling and hired nationally reputed civil rights/personal injury/wrongful death attorney Ben Crump to look into the case. As of writing, they have yet to receive a final autopsy report from an independent source.