- Wichita Massacre Was a Déjà Vu, For a Few ! -
 Darnell Hartsfield |
 Romeo Pinkerton |
- Two Black Males Just Indicted for Executing
Five Whites in Kilgore, Texas - in 1983 !! -
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The Defendants: Darnell Hartsfield and Romeo Pinkerton The Wichita Massacre was a Déjà Vu, but only for the people who live in north-east Texas. Why? Because the national media has blacked the case out, just like they blacked-out the Wichita Massacre. The crime was committed 22 years ago on September 23, 1983. The two Black males pictured above, the cousins, Darnell Hartsfield and Romeo Pinkerton, are charged with having made their way into the Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Kilgore, Texas, (which is about 75 miles due east of Dallas) and with having abducted five White Americans from the restaurant.
Two were middle-aged women and three were young men. The suspects then took the five victims to a rural oil field on Walter King Road, where the victims were shot in the head, execution style, and left for dead. The bodies were discovered the next day by an oil-field worker. Mary Tyler, 37; Opie Ann Hughes, 39; Joey Johnson, 20; David Maxwell, 20; and Monte Landers, 19, were found shot to death. All five victims were shot at least twice. Hartsfield and Pinkerton, the two Black males, were just indicted on November 17, 2005, for these murders.
Law-enforcement officials say that DNA evidence has linked the two suspects to the crime scene. Police have had the DNA evidence for more than two decades, but the technology for mapping DNA wasn't known in 1983, and no other evidence resulted in any arrests. Forty-four-year-old Darnell Hartsfield and 47-year-old Romeo Pinkerton were indicted on 5 capital murder charges each. Both Black males come from Tyler, Texas. Hartsfield was 22 years old and Pinkerton was 25 years old at the time of this horrendous crime. Currently, both men are already in jail in Texas on other charges. [Comment: No surprise there!] Just last month, Hartsfield was sentenced to "life in prison" on aggravated perjury charges.
The indictments were announced on the Henderson
courthouse steps by Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott, with the victims
families in attendance. Kilgore, Texas is only about 400 miles due south of Wichita,
Kansas. Tyler, Texas is about 30 miles from Kilgore and 50 miles from Dallas.
Attorney General Abbott said the trials may be moved to another county because of
all the publicity the case has been given over the past 22 years. If police know
of a motive for these killings, they have not revealed it to the public.
[Comment: They could get a fair trial anyplace outside of the county where the
murders took place, because, due of the news black-out, no one else in the
country has even heard of the case.] |
 Family Survivors of Those Executed No Photos of the Victims are Available |
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The Victims Families
For the victims families, today's announcement of indictments in the
Kentucky-Fried-Chicken case was news they had long wanted to hear.
"Today (November 17, 2005) a Rusk county grand jury has handed down 10
capital murder indictments, 5 each against Darnell Hartsfield and Romeo
Pinkerton," said Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott. It was what family
members had waited so long to hear: someone being held responsible for
their loved-ones' deaths. "Well, we've been on a roller-coaster ride for
22 years , and we feel like today we're at the last peak," said KFC
victim family-member, Jack Hughes. On September 8, 2003,
a Texas grand jury began hearing
testimony on the Kilgore Massacre as the Texas Attorney General's Office
began filing in witnesses. The jury was then recessed in late October.
The grand jury reconvened in January of 2004. Previous witnesses
included former and present law-enforcement officers, inmates and anyone
with any knowledge of the 20-year-old case. According to records
obtained by the Tyler Morning Telegraph, Texas Department of Criminal
Justice inmates, Darnell Hartsfield and Romeo Pinkerton had DNA samples
taken from them in the past year. |
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Comment:
That these indictments did not make the national news comes as no surprise. The Wichita Massacre was blacked-out nationally and this case, the Kilgore, Texas, Massacre, has been blacked-out nationally, as well. It is only because a White-Rights' website carried this story that it came to my attention. Otherwise I, just like most of you, would have never known that it even took place. This is yet another example of how White America is being manipulated by the controlled media. We are being spoon-fed the so-called "soft news," perhaps about firefighters rescuing a dog from a well, or maybe a cat that got stuck up in a tree.
And then there's the weather - the weather is always safe to report and is interesting, especially if it's about a flood or a storm. White crime is also alright to report, as is anything having to do with sex and Whites. But Black males executing Whites? Well, the controlled media don't want people to get the idea that Black males are somehow more violent than the males of other races of people. They just don't want people to develop prejudices. They have concluded that it's just better for everyone that they don't report such "isolated incidents."
Don't you think that it's time
that the media just did its job of informing us about what is happening
and let us decide what we think about it? If they did so, I am sure that
more White people would be on the alert when they come into contact with
Black males. We must start taking more effective measures to protect
ourselves against Black males, and if Black males are found to be guilty
of crimes, they must be incarcerated and required to serve their full
sentence in prison. We must demand fewer plea bargains, less time off
for good behavior and more prison time instead of probation. Our safety
and our lives depend on it.
But, concerning the matter of the controlled media reporting the full
extent of Black crime in the USA: it seems clear, at this point in our
history, that this is not going to happen. It is for this reason that we
must begin to rely on our own media sources, such as this and other
like-minded websites, which publish the truth about the extent of Black
crime. Newspaper and magazine sales are decreasing rapidly and fewer
people are relying on television to inform them about what is really
going on. Now that the Internet is available, it is the best source for
unfiltered and uncensored news. In order to find out what is really
happening in the USA and the world today, check this and other
like-minded websites, and other non-establishment, general-news
websites. In
summary: when comparing the Kilgore and the Wichita Massacres, the
similarities are striking: in both cases there were two, young, Black
male perpetrators, five White victims, two women and three young men;
both sets of victims were taken to a field and shot in the head with
pistols, execution style, and left for dead. And, geographically -
Wichita, Kansas and Kilgore, Texas are both just about on the same line
of longitude about 400 miles apart.
One of the main differences between
these cases is that in the Wichita case, one courageous woman survived,
despite having been shot in the head, and, unclothed, in sub-freezing
weather, she was able to run more than a mile over snow-covered ground
without shoes, to the closest house, where the residents took her in and
called police. This sturdy, determined woman was able to provide police
with enough information to convict the two Black males, the Carr
brothers, of first-degree murder. Let's hope that a Texas jury will also
convict the two Black males in the Kilgore Massacre. And, one final
note, unlike Kansas, Texas still has capital punishment.
Yours Faithfully, Liberty |