Elmer Taitz, the preferred dentist for the tea bagging elite, recently found Big Foot hiding deep inside the mouth of one his patients during a dental procedure he was performing in his dental offices located in a storage facility on the Fox News studio property.
Taitz said he immediately recognized a big ball of smelly fur deep inside Coulter's mouth. "I thought it was just a bad case of halitosis until I saw these big eyes staring back at me. Then I realized it was the sasquatch. I knew it was him because I watch every episode of Hillbilly Bigfoot Hunting on the Fox owned Hillbilly Hunting Network."
Coulter was not aware of the incident because she was under the influence of some of Elmer's special "knock out juice" which he uses on his patients and tried to use on his first dates before he was indicted.
When asked how a Big Foot could live inside a person's mouth Taitz replied: "I did x-rays on her. It ain't just her mouth that is empty, her entire head is empty. There is a lot of room for a Big Foot to live there. Now I understand why no one has ever found him."
Alleged photo of Big Foot walking in Ann Coulter's yard while she was taking a nap.
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Venture capitalist by day, evil super villain by night.
A mild mannered businessman in his own mind.
He flip flops faster than a speeding bullet
He is more powerful than 47% of the nation combined!!!
He is able to leap all tax loop holes in a single bound
He can retroactively travel back in time to hide his money in Swiss bank accounts.
It is The Dehumanizer!!!
His superpowers:
His skin changes to tan when he panders to the Latinos. He can make food stamps and medicare disappear with a blink of his eyes. He can tell multiple lies in a single breath. He likes to fire people. He can transform corporations to people, too He dehumanizes all the poor, disabled, and elderly.
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Mitt Romney is currently on his Tourette's Tour, where he goes around the country saying any unfiltered thing that is in his head. One of the comments that is attributed to him is his rambling about how his chances for winning the election would be increased if he were a Mexican.
I expected him to break out in song:
If I were a Mex-man
Yubby dibby dibby dibby dibby dibby dibby dum.
All day long I'd biddy biddy bum.
But if Mitt were a Mexican his mother would whip his butt with a chancla for his being such an obnoxious jerk.
I can see her now, beating Mitt and saying "You ain't taking no one'e medicare away, you hear me mijo?"
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Witness: "Paul Ryan, did you chop down that cherry tree?"
Ryan, with hatchet in his hand;" No, I did not. Obama did it."
The approaching crowd of tea baggers gasp.
Witness: "But we saw you chop the cherry tree down. Now tell the truth Mr. Ryan."
Ryan: "Obama was here last year and he did not do enough to save the cherry tree."
Witness: "But Mr. Ryan, the cherry tree is in your district, in your back yard. What did you do to save it."
Ryan: "Again, I say that Obama did not do enough to protect the tree. I am proud of my pro life record...I ran a marathon in 16 minutes. I once jumped over the moon. I could beat up Floyd Mayweather. I pitched a perfect game in the world series when I used to play for the Brewers. I outran Bolt in the Olympics."
Willard: Well, we use Irish Spring in our home but I defend the right of people to be able to choose whatever soap they want to use.
It is not completely true that Bain bought the company that produced Arab Spring and then outsourced their jobs. But let me get back to you on that,OK?
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Ed Gillespie, the adviser to Mitt Romney, took to the airwaves on Sunday, in an attempt to resolve the discrepancies between Mitt's claim that he had nothing to do with Bain after 1999, and public documents that suggest otherwise. Gillespie said that Mitt's retirement from Bain was retroactive.
Using the time machine defense during the same weekend Comic Con was being held was a brilaint strategy by the Romney camp to try to win over the nerd vote.Nerds love the concept of traveling in time.
Gillespie's nose grew six inches after making his statement, which made him appear cooler to the Comic Con crowd. The crowd began chanting in unison "Woody face, woody face" I guess in reference to the wooden puppet who turned into a boy in the children's classic, "Pinocchio."
Strangely, minutes after Mitt was said to have gone retroactive, he turned radioactive, which caused the Comic Con crowd to go completely crazy. The San Diego police were called in to quell the unexpected pandemonium. Comic Con officials said that this was the wildest the crowd has been since Leonard Nimoy appeared unannounced to autograph his sex tapes with the unknown Kardashian sibling, the androgynous Klondike Kardashian. Rumors are that Lamar Odom made a cameo in the video.
Russell Wetpants, the only known Navajo to participate yearly in the Comic Con festivities, was quoted as saying that he was going to vote for Romney since he turned into the coolest and newest super duper hero, Radioactive Candidate Man.
News pundits from all around the nation were initially left speechless, but soon wondered aloud how they had never seen a candidate turned so radioactive before in the history of presidential campaigns.
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Fox News Mentions "Three Illegal Immigrants Accused in Death of American Teen Surrender in Arizona" But not a single word about the Minuteman Leader's trial for murdering 9 year-old girl and her father in home invasion!
compiled from Tucson Police Department Photos
Christian Betza Juan Carlos Leon Orel S. Vasquez
This is a tale of Two Stories. They are the same. They are different.
The similarities:
They both involved young girls, Brenda Arenas,15; and Briana Flores, 9; who were shot point-blank in the head and died within feet of their mothers.
Both murders happened in Arizona. Arenas was murdered in Tucson in August of 2009. Flores was murdered in June, 2009 in Arivaca- about 60 miles from Tucson.
In both cases, the alleged murderers had just botched a home invasion.
Both murders involved three suspects.
Both had an element of illegal immigration.
The three alleged murderers of the Tucson girl, Brenda Arenas, recently surrendered and the story was given national attention by Fox News.
A few days preceding the surrender of the three Tucson murder suspects, one of the three suspected Arivaca murderers, Shawna Forde, went on trial. Despite the many similarities in the two murder cases, there was not a single word of the Arivaca murder trail mentioned by Fox News.
Two stories with many similarities. Only one is worthy of mention by the fair and balanced news network.
The one glaring difference is that the Tucson murder was allegedly committed by three Mexican illegal aliens. Fox News featured that fact in its on-line headline-Three Illegal Immigrants Accused in Death of American Teen Surrender in Arizona.The Arivaca murders, Briana's father was also murdered, was committed by a white trio who were self-proclaimed Minutemen. The leader was a well-known self-proclaimed leader for her Minuteman group.
The Tucson Murder
Brenda Arenas was riding in the passenger seat with her three year-old sister in the rear when a group of men ran towards the car driven by Brenda's mother. The men were running away from a botched home invasion where they were hoping to steal drugs and money. The Tucson police believe Orel Vasquez knocked on the passenger-side window with his gun, and the weapon went off, hitting young Brenda in the head. She died in the presence of her mother and younger sister. Brenda was eagerly awaiting her quinceañera. She would have started her sophomore year in a few more weeks.
This story is newsworthy. It was a senseless random murder committed by criminal thugs. Apparently for Fox News it is worthy of national attention. But it is not Fox newsworthy because the victim was 15 years-old. It is not Fox newsworthy because a girl died in her mother's arms in the presence of her three year-old sister. It is Fox newsworthy because the suspects are illegal Mexican nationals.Their headline is meant to sensationalize and demonize.
Fox does not care to separate the thugs from the honest hard-working people who come here in search for a better life. For Fox News there is no difference between an illegal alien murderer and someone who entered the U.S. illegally to pursue a chance to earn money by selling their labor.
Certainly the undocumented break a civil law when they enter the U.S., but they should not be clumped together with worthless thugs who kill kids in an attempt to escape from a botched home invasion.
While Fox considers the Tucson case to be worthy of national attention, they fail to give any attention to the current Arivaca murder trial of self-proclaimed Minuteman Leader Shawna Forde for the murder of a nine year-old girl, Briana Flores, and her father, Raul Flores.
Briana Flores and her father were also killed by thugs who botched a home invasion. They invaded the Flores' home in hopes of obtaining drugs and money to finance their vigilante efforts against the undocumented.They rushed into the home in the middle of the night pretending to be law enforcement searching for a suspect.
They were actually looking for drugs and money to finance their vigilante minutemen ambitions of catching illegals in the desert.
Like Brenda Arenas, Briana was shot point blank in the head. But Briana was killed because she had witnessed the murder of her father. She also witnessed her mother, Gina Marie Gonzalez, shot. Her mother pretended to be dead.
Briana pleaded for her life, according to the statements made by her mother, but the cold-blooded Minuteman killer pointed his gun at the child and killed her.
Excerpt text from actual 911 call from the mother:
Gonzalez: "They shot me and I pretended like I was dead. My daughter was crying. They shot her, too.
Operator: "Are they still there, the people who, that shot them?"
Gonzalez: "They're coming back in! They're coming back in!" (Gunfire.)
Gonzalez was armed and able to fire back at the home invaders. She was able to force the home invaders to flee.
Visualize the horrific event. A nine year-old awoke to two men and a fat woman invading their home. They claimed at first to be cops. Within minutes she witnessed the invaders kill her father. They also shot her mother who played dead. Imagine the terror running through her head. Now one of the killers approaches the little girl. According to her mother, Briana begged the man not to shoot her. She saw the gun raise in his hands. She saw the gun pointed at her head.
Imagine the horror.
Then the last sound she ever heard was the explosion from the gun. A terrified young girl was sentenced to die from a cold-blooded Minuteman killer.A young girl just finishing the third grade.
Some will be more upset that I inserted the word "Minuteman" in the last sentence than they will be upset about the cold-blooded killing of the 9 year-old child.
A nine year-old girl. A Mexican-American girl. Shot in the head by white minutemen.
And this is not national news?
The only difference I see between the two murders is that the Arivaca killers are white. They were Minutemen. One cannot hide that fact. Other Minutemen groups could try to distance themselves from Forde and her murderous horde but it does not change the fact that they are Minutemen.
The fact that Forde and her invading horde are only "self-proclaimed" Minutemen does not matter. Most of them are self-proclaimed. There is no national election. All one needs to do to become a Minuteman is to proclaim it.
Is it fair to judge all the Minutemen by the actions of Forde? Of course not, just like it is not fair for Fox News to give national attention only to the murder of Brenda Arenas by three illegal thugs and not give one word about the murder of Briana Flores by three white Minuteman thugs.
But FAIR does not exist except as a group that, like Fox News, demonizes the undocumented.
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Jason Hayes, boyfriend of murderer's mom, Acquitted on Both Counts!!!!
Jason Hayes, Tammy Piekarsky, cowardly thug Brandon Piekarsky
Three former Shenandoah cops received their verdicts minutes ago.
Jason "Jelly Doughnuts" Hayes was found not guilty on the two charges he faced. He was the cop who called his girlfriend, the mother of one of the convicted murderers of Luis Ramirez, minutes after the murder, rather than interrogating the six local kids who were involved in the fatal beating. Hayes stated that he plans on seeking reinstatement with the Shenandoah police force.
Former police chief Matt Nestor was found guilty of falsifying records, hindering a federal investigation. He was found not guilty of conspiracy. Nestor faces additional felony charges in federal court. He also is facing a civil trial for the death of David Vega who was found dead hanging in his cell. Vega's father alleges that Nestor was involved in a fatal beating of the younger Vega and that Nestor staged a fake suicide.
Former police Lt. William Moyer was found guilty of making false statements, but acquitted on four other counts. Witnesses testified that Moyer warned them to discard of a pair of shoes that a witness claimed were the same color and brand that the person who kicked Luis Ramirez as he lie unconscious and dying on the street.
Nestor and Moyer will be sentenced April 29. Nestor faces 20 years in prison for his conviction of falsifying records.
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Former Shenandoah police chief, Matt Nestor. He is also facing a civil trial for the death of another Latino man who died in custody.
Justice often begins with good, honest police work. How investigating law enforcement personnel define and interpret a crime will determine what goes in a police report. It will determine the course of the investigation. It some cases it will determine the outcome of any ensuing legal trail. In Shenandoah, Pa., there was not a shred of decency, honesty, or integrity from the local cops after Mexican immigrant Luis Ramirez was fatally beaten to death by a group of local white teen drunks.
Mattie Nestor, William Moyer and Jason "Jelly Doughnuts" Hayes were not concerned about the man who died on the dead-end streets of the depressed town they were sworn to serve and protect. They were concerned about the kids who committed the crime. They saw Ramirez as an illegal alien unworthy of justice. The local cops did not interrogate the kids who beat Ramirez. Instead, the cops coached the kids to get their stories straight. Moyer suggested to Julie and Ronald Mickalowski, the mother and stepfather of Brian Scully, one of the youths who helped beat Ramirez, to throw away a pair of sneakers that an eye witness named as the shoes that kicked the already unconscious Ramirez in the head.
They created the cover-up.
The local cops maintained their lies. The lies were used in court to help acquit the cowardly murderous thugs, Brandon Piekarsky and Derrick Donchak.
Pierkarsky's mom was sleeping with one of the local cops, "Jelly Doughnuts" Hayes. Rather than interrogate the murder, Hayes called his love interest at the bar where she worked at the time to inform her that her son may be in trouble.
Justice often begins with good, honest police work. There was no good, honest police work performed on the night Ramirez died. There was never any good, honest police work performed throughout the "investigation" because the investigation was tainted by corruption, racism (Hayes had at least racist poster advocating the death of illegal immigrants hanging in the Piekarsky home),cover-ups, and tampering with evidence.
A jury will soon decide the fate of these three rejects. Let us hope that justice is now on a roll in the sleepy corrupted town of Shenandoah. Defendant and former Shenandoah cop Jamie Moyer is already talking about seeking reinstatement when he is acquitted.
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Donchak, 20, sobbed as the verdict was read. Piekarsky, 18, put his head in his hands. Both were led away in handcuffs and ordered held behind bars pending their Jan. 24 sentencing. They could be sentenced to life in prison.
AP File Photo
Brandon J. Piekarsky, 18, of Shenandoah Heights, left, and Derrick M. Donchak, 20, of Shenandoah, return to the William J. Nealon Federal Building and United States Courthouse in Scranton, Pa.
Hatred is founded on ignorance gone unchecked. The ignorance that permeated the young lives of Brandon Piekarsky and Derrick Donchak has placed these young men on a journey that most likely will lead to their spending their young adult years locked up in a federal prison. It was ignorance that lead to the six-on-one fatal beating of Luis Ramirez in July of 2008. It was ignorance that fueled the racism that deleted any sense of empathy in these boys when they chose to kick a man who was badly beaten and laying unconscious on a dreamless Shenandoah street.
There was no shortage of indifference for the Mexican national who lay dying on the street. The Shenandoah teens beat him, stomped on his chest and head, and then ran away to avoid any consequences. The fact that a man lay dying from their actions did not matter.
The local police were indifferent to the grave plight of Ramirez. Shenandoah Officer Jason Hayes chose to call his girlfriend at the bar where she worked. His girlfriend, Tammy Piekarsky, is the mother of the teen who was pointed out by his friends as delivering kicks to the head of Ramirez.
Hayes was more concerned about informing Ms. Piekarsky than he was about investigating a brutal beating. Rather than investigate, the cops drove the thugs home. The cops advised them to get their stories striaght. Officer Jamie Moyer called some of the homes of the thugs advising them to dispose of potential incriminating evidence.
Eventually three cops were indicted for their roles in covering up the murder of Luis Ramirez.
At the time of the murder, Hayes owned a poster that read; "Speak English or DIE!"
Ramirez was doing exactly that-dying.
There is no protection for Ramirez. He was a only a wetback spic to those involved in the murder and cover-up. He was in a town where even the cops embraced a mantra of "Speak English or die."
Ignorance.
Where did they learn to hate? How did racist hate so strongly infest this burg nestled in the Appalachians? There are many good people in Shenandoah. There are also many ignorant racists.
Piekarky and Donchak chose to be among the ignorant.
"They showed no remorse that night ... no sense of responsibility for having beaten a man to the point of death," Justice Department prosecutor Myesha Braden told jurors today in her closing argument.
Now their ignorance may result in their spending their young adult life behind bars. The parents cry. If they had not embraced racism in the home there would not be tears.
If Ms. Pieakrsky had rejected the rhetoric of "Speak English or Die!" brought into the home of her thug cop boyfriend, she could have provided a role model that may have influenced her son to make better choices. Maybe Piekarksy could have stopped the fight before it ever began? If Ms. Pieakarsky was a good and decent parent she would have rejected the evil meassge of Hayes' poster. Instead Ms. Piekarsky nurtured the hate that will lead to her son living in the most hostile environment in America-our prison system.
Ms. Piekarsky and Hayes were with the spirit of hate when Brandon kicked Ramirez. Tammy and Jason were there with every kick to the head.
They helped to create the monster.
There were six teen monsters present that fatal night.
Any good person would have stopped the one-sided beating. Of the six kids, there was not one who had the character instilled in them to stop the fight.
They were all losers. They were all cowards. None were brave enough to say" Hey, this is not right, leave him alone."
They allowed the racist slurs and kicks to continue.
It is beyond sad that Piekarksy lived with racist hate. Donchak did too. Donchak peppered his limited vocabulary with racist slurs. Donchak had a history of harassing the people of color in Shenandoah. Donchak was so callous as to proudly wear a Border Patrol t-shirt AFTER he participated in the cold blooded murder of Luis Ramirez.
Ignorance.
Perhaps the two murderers thought it was funny to yell racist slurs. Maybe it was just entertainment for these drunken teens to beat up a spic. Ramirez was not human. He was a spic. Piekarsky and Donchak did not have to stop and think about their actions or its consequences. Ramirez was just a spic.
Ramirez had no value in a town where the cops wish them dead. Spics have no value where spineless prosecutors and biased all-white juries preside over fake and biased justice.
There was no justice in Shenandoah until now.
Reality hits hard when the jury says guilty in a case worthy of a sentence of life. LIFE.
Life is a more fair sentence than these cowards gave to a fellow human being-Luis Ramirez.
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Local boys, helped by police cover-up, now on trial in federal court.
Opening line in Look magazine's story of the murder of Emmett Till.
In the long history of man's inhumanity to man, racial conflict has produced some of the most horrible examples of brutality.
Ugly, raw, racist rage pumped the six teens, most of them drunk, with adrenalin as they viciously attacked their sole victim. Some of these teens were football players for the local Shenandoah high school. Although, they were bigger and stronger than their victim, they chose like cowards to attack him as a mad, uncontrolled pack driven by their racial hatred.
Ramirez was eventually beaten by the mob to the pavement of one of the many dreamless streets of Shenandoah. Hatred blinded the teens from realizing that the mugging was over. They needed to punctuate their cowardly attack with a curtain call of kicks to the head of Ramirez.
While Mr. Ramirez was on the ground, motionless, one of the drunken teens, Colin Walsh said, "I saw Brandon kick him in the side of the head." Walsh said after the beating Brandon Piekarsky told him that "he kicked the guy so hard his shoes flew off."
There are cold, dark chapters in American history when an entire group of people were denied justice based upon the color of their skin. African-Americans were brutalized by a legally -sanctioned apartheid in the South. They had no voice when they were victimized by white criminals. There was no truth in court proceedings whenever they went on trial. Many times there was only a street justice motivated by extreme ignorance and hatred that resulted in the lynching of a targeted individual(s).
Police stood by while whites tortured, mutilated, and killed African-Americans. At times, the police joined in.
Justice was non-existent for many African-Americans for over 400 years in our nation. The chapter of justice for all people of color is one that is being freshly written. It is one that has made great strides based upon rights found in the constitution that ultimately opened the eyes of its interpreters and guaranteed rights to all. But it is a chapter that sometimes struggles and relapses to a return to the good old boy way of adjudicating a lack of justice to people of color.
Shenandoah, Pennsylvania, a poor, depressed burg nestled in the Appalachians, wrote one of these stories of America's relapse into racial violence and injustice recently. In this poor, depressed, under educated town, the dark chapters of our racist past permeated into a permitted murder.
Luis Ramirez was beaten to death in a 6-on-1 beating in Shenandoah in July of 2008. The undocumented Mexican migrant was kicked in the head by angry, drunk white teen thugs who yelled racist slurs while they were lost in the lunacy of their racist violence. Ramirez died as a result of these kicks to the head.
Witnesses told the police about the racist slurs. They told the police about the kicks to the head. They told the police about the mob of drunken punks who beat an individual to death.The police chose to help the criminals based upon personal relationships and skin color.
The victim was only a wetback. One of the local cops, Jason Hayes,the boyfriend of the mother of the thug accused of thrusting the fatal kick, owned a poster that had the message"SPEAK ENGLISH OR DIE."
Ramirez was dying in fulfillment of the poster belonging to the disgraced former cop, Hayes-pictured below walking with the barmaid mother, Tammy Piekarsy and the cowardly thug Brandon Piekarsky.
In America we hire police to uphold the law and to serve and protect the community.
In Shenandoah, it is apparent that the undocumented are not considered part of the community. At least not the part that deserves protection and service from our public servants. In Shenandoah, it is not a priority to uphold the law if the law breaker is white and the victim is of color.
Rather than chase after the murderers, the cops called the mother of one of the cowardly thugs, Tammy Piekarsky, and informed her of the situation. One of the cops, according to a witness, accused the unconscious and dying Ramirez of faking it. According to the same witness, the cop made a motion with his foot as if to add another kick to the head of the dying Ramirez.
A white cop ready and willing to kick a dying man of color who was the victim of a brutal beating.
The cops did talk to the drunken teens who were seen kicking Ramirez in the head by numerous witnesses. But the teens were not taken to the police station for questioning. They were not interrogated about the murder. Instead, they were advised on how to avoid any legal consequence to the murderous act they had committed on the streets the cops were supposed to protect.
One cop told the drunken teens to get their stories straight. Another cop, after hearing a witness describe the color of the shoes worn by one of the cowardly attackers, advised the drunken teens to get rid of their shoes.
The mother of one of the teens testified at the federal trial that one of the cops called her and said:
"'If Brian has a pair of Columbia blue and gray sneakers, he should get rid of them,'" is what Officer Jamie Moyer said in a telephone conversation with her, Julie Mickalowski, the mother of Brian Scully, testified.
The cops then lied about the shoes and used their positions of authority to discredit the witnesses. One of the cops threatened one of the witnesses to remain quiet or face jail. Arielle Garcia has testified in the federal trial that Hayes threatened to arrest her husband, a Mexican native, if he did not remain quiet.
Ramirez had spent the day at the Garcia's. He called Mr. Garcia on his cell phone asking for help because he was in a fight against six attackers. Mr. Garcia tried to stop the fight. He and his wife witnessed the fatal kicks to the head.
In Shenandoah, a cop tells a witness to a murder to shut up or face jail. He later gives the murderers a ride home, and advises them to get their stories straight.
Town residents quickly took sides. Some instantly revealed their ignorance and hatred for the undocumented. Several town residents proudly proclaimed that if Ramirez had not been here illegally he would not have been killed.
The causes of death was not lack of papers. The cause was from the fatal beating from drunken, good-for-nothing, racists, dead-end Shenandoah teens.
There were town residents and other supporters of Piekarsky and Donchak who focused on Ramirez' relationship with a local teen girl. These people rationalized that If the adult Ramirez was having sex with a teen that somehow his murder was understandable and permissible. Since the death of Ramirez there have been several arrests of white adults in the Shenandoah area for having sex with teens. Not once did any town residents march with pitchforks and torches to the jail and demand to kill the suspects.
The alleged statutory rape was just an excuse to allow the local bigots to embrace the murder of an undocumented person of color.
Bigots were rushing to rationalize, minimize, and make excuses for the local teens charged with the murder of Ramirez. This was no different than the response to Look magazine's story about Emmett Till some 55 years ago.
A letter to Look's editors:
...To publish this story, of which no one is proud, but which was certainly justified, smacks loudy (loudly) of circulation hunting. Roy Bryant and J. W. Milam did what had to be done, and their courage in taking the course they did is to be commended. To have followed any other course would have been unrealistic, cowardly and not in the best interest of their family or country.
Richard Lauchli
Collinsville, Illinois
Many residents and supporters rationalized that Ramirez was illegal. If he were not here he would not be dead. Others minimized the murder as a fight gone astray, as if a 6-on-1 beating could ever be described as a fight.
...and in the far corner, we have a half-dozen challengers weighing in at a combined weight of 1,115 pounds...
It was never a fight. I have yet to see a boxer take on a basketball team and its sixth man-at the same time!
It was a deadly mugging covered-up by the local racist, corrupt cops.
Justice had no chance in the judicial system of Shenandoah. Corrupt cops and spineless prosecution resulted in an all-white jury acquitting the thugs of the most serious charges that the defendants had faced. They were convicted of minor charges and they served only a couple of months-for murder.
But unlike the deep South of 55 years ago, there has been progress in our pursuits of justice. Sometimes we get it right, and Piekarsky, Donchak, and the cops were indicted by the feds on various charges relating to the murder and cover-up.
Federal prosecutors rested their case against Piekarsky and Donchak today after final testimony that included Jesse Gomez' account of Donchak once beating Gomez' SUV with a metal pipe. Gomez is a Mexican native. Gomez also testified that Donchak warned that any retaliation from the local Hispanic community against him would be met with a "civil war."
Prior testimony about Donchak included his playing of racist music, his wearing of a Border Patrol t-shirt after the murder, and his dislike of Hispanics.
No one knows what this jury will decide. But unlike the trial in Shenandoah, this trial is not tainted with the lies of the local police. This trial is the first true chance for justice for Luis Ramirez.
The killers of Emmet Till were never convicted of any crime in the murder of Till. Lets hope that America has matured to the point where racist murderers are not allowed to go free because the victim is so demonized to the point where they are not considered human and worthy of real justice.
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