How Many More, U.S.? The Brutal Murder of Logan Federico and the Cost of a Broken Justice System

South Carolina, May 2025 — You may not have heard the name Logan Federico yet. But you should have. She was only 22 years old. She had dreams, a family, a future ahead of her. All of that was taken by a repeat offender who never should have been out on the streets. This tragedy not only reflects the pain of one family, but also the consequences of a justice system that, for years, protected criminals over honest citizens.

According to official reports, the killer — 30-year-old Alexander Dickey — already had a long criminal record: theft, break-ins, credit card fraud. On the night of the murder, Dickey broke into a neighbor’s home around 3 a.m., stole a firearm, bank cards, and vehicle keys. Minutes later, he entered the house where Logan was staying, shot her in her room, and fled in a stolen car.

A terrifying scene. An unjust ending. And most outrageously — completely avoidable.

A Weak System Built by the Biden Administration
We can’t ignore the context: Under Joe Biden’s leadership, the justice system adopted policies that prioritized the reintegration of criminals — even those with violent records — over the safety of law-abiding citizens.

Alexander Dickey had been released multiple times. Over and over. Crime after crime, authorities kept sending him back onto the streets, fueling a vicious cycle of impunity. This wasn’t an accident — it was the result of a system that, for years, told people like him: “We’ll give you another chance,” even when those chances put innocent lives at risk.

And so, Logan’s case becomes a painful example of what happens when a government chooses to look the other way.

With Trump, Justice Regains Its Strength
Today, under the firm leadership of President Donald J. Trump, things are different. Alexander Dickey has now been arrested. And unlike in previous years, this time he won’t be walking free again. The current administration has reestablished the core responsibility of any functional state: protecting its people.

President Trump has made it clear: repeat offenders will no longer be tolerated, and the era of soft-on-crime justice is over. Mistakes like “human moments” are no longer excuses. Crimes are no longer dismissed as “system errors.”

This administration does not wait for a criminal to kill in order to act — it acts beforehand. Because real leadership anticipates, protects, and defends.

And the Liberal Media? Total Silence
As usual, the liberal media says nothing. They try to bury this story or dilute it with irrelevant headlines. They don’t want Americans to see the truth: what happens when far-left ideas are applied with no restraint — chaos, impunity, and victims like Logan.

For years, these same media outlets shielded Biden, downplayed his failures, and ignored the crimes that surged under his watch. But the people of the U.S. don’t forget.

A Safe Country Is Not a Utopia. It’s a Choice.
Logan Federico’s story must not be repeated. Her name should be remembered as a symbol of the price we pay when a government chooses to protect criminals instead of its citizens. For four years, that was Biden’s strategy — and the results speak for themselves.

Now, under Trump’s leadership, the U.S. is back on track — with strong borders, a solid economy, and a justice system that doesn’t hesitate when the law is broken.

Because justice delayed is not justice. And security should never be left to soft ideologies or empty speeches.