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This is insane. First Christian-Newsom murder trial moved to 2009!
This is insane. How many years will have passed before justice is done?
http://www.volunteertv.com/home/headlines/15629542.html KNOXVILLE, Tenn (WVLT) -- The first man set to go to trial in connection with the murders of Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom won't go to trial until next year. A Knox County judge reset Latalvius Cobbins' murder trial to January 26th of next year. Prosecutors have said Cobbins will be tried first. Unless they change their minds, the other suspects Vanessa Coleman, Lemaricus Davidson, and George Thomas will probably not go to trial until sometime next year. That will likely mean, Eric Dewayne Boyd's federal trial for allegedly being an accessory to the fatal carjacking that led to the deaths of Christian and Newsom, will be the first trial help in the double murder case. Boyd does not face murder charges, but could face 30 years in jail if convicted. Also today, prosecutors announced they will seek the death penalty against Venessa Coleman. Volunteer TV's Kim Bedford is in the courtroom awaiting more developments. Stay connected to Volunteer TV News and volunteertv.com for continued coverage of this developing news story. |
February 28th, 2008 | #2 |
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Presumably someone figures they'll have the Internet under control by 2009, thus they'll delay the truial until they can spin it their way, without OUR input.
It'll go something like this: Four teens caught up in events out of their control killed two Knooxville residents. |
February 28th, 2008 | #3 |
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I assume these niggers are not out on bail and all are sitting in custody. Where are their lawyers screaming that their rights to a speedy trial are being violated? Where are the Revs Sharpton and Jackson??
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February 28th, 2008 | #5 |
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The Knoxville authorities have ample proof these are the guilty parties. They need merely set a date on the docket and rehearse the evidence for the record. In a proper judicial system, these thrill killers would have been hanged by now. This isn't "rage" talking. It's a statement of plain fact.
The Knoxville authorities either: 1 -- Want these killers to fry, but fear the prosecution will not present a competent, airtight case unless given years to build one or 2 -- Want these killers to get off, either entirely, or with a "non-polarizing" slap on the wrist, and are delaying any trial until they feel they can get away with this. Or both could be true. That is, certain parties in the local government, for instance the prosecution faction, know what fuck-ups they are (this, after all, is East Tennessee, the land of fifth-raters) and are scared to blow it so they want to do everything R E A L C A R E F U L A N D R E A L S L O W - while other parties, such as the defense, are of the Dershowitz school: getting the accused off, period, is the only goal (forget justice), and they see any delay as beneficial. Thus, no speedy trial. The people who want the killers to boil in oil don't want one, and the people who back the killers don't want one. The jew sits back and chuckles. The ZOG, as Alex Linder pointed out, is illegitimate. Not broken, illegitimate. It furthers the genocide of its salient constituency. It's killing White voters by reducing them to a lawless society. The government doesn't protect us: its whole weight is on the side of absolutely preventing our protection. A man might advocate for the overthrow of such an abomination. Certainly great men so advocated in the past: Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, the other signers of the Declaration of Independence...you know, those "terrorists" whom we "radical nut-jobs" admire. The killers are not the only ones who deserve hanging. Last edited by Sean Gruber; February 28th, 2008 at 02:30 PM. Reason: typo |
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Unless some White patriot steps forward and kills those baboons where they stand, this is what we get.
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Four convicted in drug deal gone bad involving two white teens. Tennessee does have the death penalty but has only used it four times since 1976. There are currently over 110 inmates sitting on Tennessee's death row. |
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The longer the delay before trial, the better the chances for the defendant. Any trial lawer in the country will tell you that.
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Many states have suspended using the death penalty as a late due to lawsuits that it's "cruel and unusual punishment". |
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February 28th, 2008 | #10 |
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We should return to Knoxville, with a memorial march through the city this Memorial Day weekend.
Memorial Day honors those Americans killed in war. Well there is a race war going on with millions of White victims over the decades. We can honor those lost in this war, which Christopher and Channon were but two. Take a note from the Dresden march in Germany, were black and keep it somber. |
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They are going with this guy 1st to get a not guilty verdict, thus setting doubt in the minds of the jurors in the other more serious trials. |
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The delay could also simply be a matter of allowing time to soothe the emotions of whites - perhaps they don't want to sentence the niggers to death for fear of the black community's response and are just allowing time to soften the blow to whites? Who knows.
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February 28th, 2008 | #13 |
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I had understood that the federal courts could jump in if they felt justice was not served. Perhaps this delay is a way for the knoxville scum to wash their hands of it.
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February 28th, 2008 | #14 |
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Justice for Chris and Channon now
Delaying these trials helps the defendants because the longer the time between a horrible crime taking place and the trial of the defendants, the less savage and brutal it appears to a jury and the surrounding community. The only exception to this rule is of course the holohoax, where that crime appears worse as time goes on. Added to all of this is a complication: the Supreme Court is ruling on whether a method of execution is Constitutional or not. This seems to have created a de facto moratorium on executions nationwide, even though the Supreme Court specifically stated that a halt of executions is unnecessary. I agree with Ron. Have a rally on Memorial Day. Do not let Whites in that town forget this tragic, horrible crime or who is responsible.
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February 28th, 2008 | #16 |
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Let's pick a Saturday
I'm all for doing something in Knoxville and soon. Whether or not it's Memorial Day or some other day, let's do something. We can organize a nice little rally where we get some street corner near a mall and hold signs and pass out literature. We need to keep this in the minds of Knoxville residents.
How about a Saturday in May when the weather will be nice and fairly warm by then. That'll give us enough time to get signs done right. I say we get buttons done too with "Channon and Christopher....Gone but not Forgotten" on them. Maybe even bumper stickers to hand out. I'll bet some whites in Knoxville would put them on their cars. Let's do something other than yip and yap on here and flame and insult and talk about what we would like to do. Let's actually do something. I know we've got enough people for a decent sized protest. All we really need is twenty five people to have it look right. If we have more, fantastic. And we have someone else to do it for now....Yankee Jim. We ought to plan to go back every three or four months until the first trial begins, so they know we're still here. |
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Day -11. On 6 Sep 1982, George Banks, then a guard at a state prison, was suspended from work to enable him to go to a hospital for a "mental health" evaluation. Day 0. On 17 Sep 1982, Banks killed 13 people, including five of his children, at two separate locations. Whether the timing of these murders, so soon after his mental health evaluation, is coincidence or whether Banks killed people because he imagined it would strengthen his claims to a Social Security entitlement, is unknown. Day 32. On 19 Oct 1982, the prison staff finally wakes up to the fact that murderers are supposed to be inmates, not guards, and George Banks is fired from his job. Day 180. Six months after the murders, when Banks should already have been tried, convicted, executed, and buried, he is ruled mentally competent to stand trial. Day 256. (31 May 1983) A jury for Banks' Pittsburg trial was formed. Days 262-277. Banks is tried for 13 counts of murder and other crimes. Day 277. (21 Jun 1983) Banks is found guilty of 13 counts of murder and other crimes. Day 278. (22 Jun 1983) Banks gets 12 death sentences and one life sentence. And the years roll by... Day 1162. (22 Nov 1985) Banks exhausts county-level appeals. His death sentences are upheld. And the years roll by... Day 1614. (17 Feb 1987) The state supreme court upholds the verdicts. Day 1844. (5 Oct 1987) The U.S. Supreme Court refuses to hear the case. And the years roll by... Day 4899. (15 Feb 1996) Gov. Tom Ridge signs the death warrant. But a stay of execution promptly arrives. And the years roll by... Day 5443. (12 Aug 1997) The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals hears the case. The verdicts are again upheld. And the years roll by... Day 6020. In March 1999, Gov. Ridge signs another death warrant for Banks' execution. A federal judge issues another stay of execution. And the years roll by... Day 6966. (31 Oct 2001) The 3rd Circuit finds a flaw in the wording of the trial jury's instructions (one missed by all the other courts to which the case had been appealed over the preceding 18 years) and reverses all 13 death sentences. Here is the court's opinion. It was written by three silly girls, namely: Marjorie Osterlund Rendell (White Catholic) Dolores Korman Sloviter (Jewess) Jane Richards Roth (Jewess) Day 7213. (17 Jun 2002) The U.S. Supreme Court rejects 3rd Circuit's reasoning and demands that the 3rd Circuit re-hear the appeal. The 3rd Circuit again rules in Banks' favor (dismissing all the death sentences). The case goes back to the US Supreme Court. And the years roll by... Day 7951. (24 June 2004) The U.S. Supreme Court rules against Banks, reinstating the death sentences. Day 8054. (5 Oct 2004) Gov. Ed Rendell signs another death warrant for Banks' execution. Day 8111. (1 Dec 2004) U.S. Supreme Court stays execution and orders a county judge to decide whether Banks is mentally competent. And the years roll by... Day 8537. (31 Jan 2006) Banks' competency hearing begins. Day 8564. (27 Feb 2006) A judge rules that Banks isn't mentally competent enough to be executed, and so the death sentences are voided. One vigilante with a gun could have done more justice on Banks in a few seconds, for a cost of about three dollars (six bullets, for a quick and certain death) than the state and federal courts could do in more than 23 years at a cost of millions of dollars. Jerry Abbott |
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