Miya Marcano Got Little Media Coverage!

The media failed Miya.

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I bet you know more about Gaby Petito and Brian Laundrie than Miya Marcano.The junk food media failed Miya Marcano and many others. It appears that the Florida state authorities found the body of the 19-year old woman who was reported missing.in Orlando.

The state authorities found her body near a wooded area close to the apartment complex where she lived.

A purse belonging to Marcano was found near the body. Police are still looking for two cell phones and her keys.

"Our hearts are broken," said Orange County Sheriff John Mina. "Hundreds of Orange County Sheriff's Office personal were committed to this case and worked very hard. Everyone wanted this outcome to be different. As a community, as a father, we are grieving the loss of Miya. We can't imagine the pain of Miya's family, loved ones, friends and really our entire community has gone through."

The suspect in Miya's disappearance killed himself.

The body was found less than a few miles from the Arden Villas apartments where she went missing last Friday. She left behind signs of a violent struggle, including bloodstains on the pillow.

The sole suspect was a maintenance worker who worked in Marcano's building. He had an unauthorized key and was considered the prime culprit in the disappearance. 

He decided to take his own life after the Seminole County Sheriff's department were entering his home.

Mina said the suspect's cell phone records put him at the Tymber Skan apartments where he and his family once lived. 

When Miya was supposed to catch a flight to Fort Lauderdale to visit family but never made the flight.

They shown concern from that point. The family said that the suspect was acting "weird" and was found inside her home. They remember the conversation. He said, "I'm the maintenance guy. I heard you're looking for me." The suspect was acting quite nervous when he engaged with the family and the law.

He was trying to throw off police.

The coroner will determine whether Miya was a victim of a rape and murder. The suspect's body is being looked at as well.

A beautiful woman of color is dead. No media coverage devoted to her.

We have Missing White Woman Syndrome. It's a real coined term to media coverage of missing white women who get nonstop coverage. You know more about this person than the thousands of people missing everyday.

Missing white woman syndrome has led to a number of tough on crime measures, mainly on the right, that were named for white women who disappeared and were subsequently found harmed. In addition to race and class, factors such as supposed attractiveness, body size and youthfulness function as unfair criteria in the determination of newsworthiness in coverage of missing women. News coverage of missing black women were more likely to focus on the victim's problems, such as abusive boyfriends or a troubled past, while coverage of white women often tend to focus on their roles as mothers or daughters.

The social media haven't been running around with RIP Miya or devoting hours to her disappearance.