I hope they fry 'em...
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Details emerge in W.Va. torture case By JOHN RABY and TOM BREEN, Associated Press Writers
37 minutes ago
BIG CREEK, W.Va. - For at least a week, authorities say, a young black woman was held captive in a mobile home, forced to eat animal waste, stabbed, choked and repeatedly sexually abused - all while being peppered with a racial slur.
It wasn't until deputies acting on an anonymous tip drove to a ramshackle trailer deep in West Virginia's rural hills that she was found. Limping toward the door with her arms outstretched, she uttered, "Help me," the Logan County sheriff's office said.
Six people, all white, including a mother and son and a mother and daughter, have been arrested and could face federal hate crime charges in the suspected attack on 20-year-old Megan Williams, who remained hospitalized Tuesday with injuries that included four stab wounds in the leg, and black and blue eyes. Her right arm was in a cast.
"I'm better," Williams told The Associated Press in a voice barely above a whisper.
"I don't understand a human being doing another human being the way they did my daughter," Carmen Williams said Tuesday from the Charleston Area Medical Center. "I didn't know there were people like that out here."
The AP generally does not identify suspected victims of sexual assault, but Williams and her mother agreed to release her name.
A prosecutor said police are investigating the possibility that the victim was lured to the house and attacked by a man she had met online, but Carmen Williams insisted that wasn't the case. "This wasn't from the Internet," she said.
Authorities were still looking for two people they believe drove the woman to the house where she was abused, said Logan County Chief Deputy V.K. Dingess. Deputies also interviewed Williams on Tuesday morning. An FBI spokesman in Pittsburgh, Bill Crowley, confirmed that the agency is looking into possible civil rights violations.
The case is "something that would have come out of a horror movie," Logan County Sheriff W.E. Hunter said.
The home is in a forlorn part of Logan County about 50 miles southwest of Charleston, where the scattered homes are marked by "No Trespassing" signs. An old shed linked to a mobile home by an extension cord is what authorities say became a hellish prison for Williams.
Deputies found her when they drove to the home on Saturday after receiving an anonymous tip from someone who witnessed the abuse, officials said.
The woman was forced to eat rat and dog feces and drink from a toilet, according to the criminal complaint filed in magistrate court based on what the suspects told deputies. She also had been choked with a cord, it alleges. Deputies say the woman was also doused with hot water while being sexually assaulted.
One of those arrested, Karen Burton, is accused of cutting the woman's ankle with a knife. She used the N-word in telling the woman she was victimized because she is black, according to the criminal complaint.
Carmen Williams said doctors told her daughter she may be well enough to leave the hospital within a few days, although a nurse said the young woman's condition was listed as "under evaluation."
"I just want my daughter to be well and recover," Carmen Williams said. "I know the Lord can do anything."
The six suspects were arrested Saturday and Sunday. Frankie Brewster, the 49-year-old woman who owns the home where the suspected attacks occurred, is charged with kidnapping, sexual assault, malicious wounding and giving false information during a felony investigation.
Her son, Bobby R. Brewster, 24, also of Big Creek, is charged with kidnapping, sexual assault, malicious wounding and assault during the commission of a felony.
Frankie Brewster was released from prison in September 2000 after serving five years for voluntary manslaughter and wanton endangerment in the death of an 84-year-old woman, according to court records.
Burton, 46, of Chapmanville, is charged with malicious wounding, battery and assault during the commission of a felony.
Her daughter Alisha Burton, 23, of Chapmanville, and George A. Messer, 27, of Chapmanville, are charged with assault during the commission of a felony and battery.
Danny J. Combs, 20, of Harts, is charged with sexual assault and malicious wounding.
All six remained in custody Tuesday in lieu of $100,000 bail each, and all have asked for court-appointed attorneys.
Details emerge in W.Va. torture case By JOHN RABY and TOM BREEN, Associated Press Writers
37 minutes ago
BIG CREEK, W.Va. - For at least a week, authorities say, a young black woman was held captive in a mobile home, forced to eat animal waste, stabbed, choked and repeatedly sexually abused - all while being peppered with a racial slur.
It wasn't until deputies acting on an anonymous tip drove to a ramshackle trailer deep in West Virginia's rural hills that she was found. Limping toward the door with her arms outstretched, she uttered, "Help me," the Logan County sheriff's office said.
Six people, all white, including a mother and son and a mother and daughter, have been arrested and could face federal hate crime charges in the suspected attack on 20-year-old Megan Williams, who remained hospitalized Tuesday with injuries that included four stab wounds in the leg, and black and blue eyes. Her right arm was in a cast.
"I'm better," Williams told The Associated Press in a voice barely above a whisper.
"I don't understand a human being doing another human being the way they did my daughter," Carmen Williams said Tuesday from the Charleston Area Medical Center. "I didn't know there were people like that out here."
The AP generally does not identify suspected victims of sexual assault, but Williams and her mother agreed to release her name.
A prosecutor said police are investigating the possibility that the victim was lured to the house and attacked by a man she had met online, but Carmen Williams insisted that wasn't the case. "This wasn't from the Internet," she said.
Authorities were still looking for two people they believe drove the woman to the house where she was abused, said Logan County Chief Deputy V.K. Dingess. Deputies also interviewed Williams on Tuesday morning. An FBI spokesman in Pittsburgh, Bill Crowley, confirmed that the agency is looking into possible civil rights violations.
The case is "something that would have come out of a horror movie," Logan County Sheriff W.E. Hunter said.
The home is in a forlorn part of Logan County about 50 miles southwest of Charleston, where the scattered homes are marked by "No Trespassing" signs. An old shed linked to a mobile home by an extension cord is what authorities say became a hellish prison for Williams.
Deputies found her when they drove to the home on Saturday after receiving an anonymous tip from someone who witnessed the abuse, officials said.
The woman was forced to eat rat and dog feces and drink from a toilet, according to the criminal complaint filed in magistrate court based on what the suspects told deputies. She also had been choked with a cord, it alleges. Deputies say the woman was also doused with hot water while being sexually assaulted.
One of those arrested, Karen Burton, is accused of cutting the woman's ankle with a knife. She used the N-word in telling the woman she was victimized because she is black, according to the criminal complaint.
Carmen Williams said doctors told her daughter she may be well enough to leave the hospital within a few days, although a nurse said the young woman's condition was listed as "under evaluation."
"I just want my daughter to be well and recover," Carmen Williams said. "I know the Lord can do anything."
The six suspects were arrested Saturday and Sunday. Frankie Brewster, the 49-year-old woman who owns the home where the suspected attacks occurred, is charged with kidnapping, sexual assault, malicious wounding and giving false information during a felony investigation.
Her son, Bobby R. Brewster, 24, also of Big Creek, is charged with kidnapping, sexual assault, malicious wounding and assault during the commission of a felony.
Frankie Brewster was released from prison in September 2000 after serving five years for voluntary manslaughter and wanton endangerment in the death of an 84-year-old woman, according to court records.
Burton, 46, of Chapmanville, is charged with malicious wounding, battery and assault during the commission of a felony.
Her daughter Alisha Burton, 23, of Chapmanville, and George A. Messer, 27, of Chapmanville, are charged with assault during the commission of a felony and battery.
Danny J. Combs, 20, of Harts, is charged with sexual assault and malicious wounding.
All six remained in custody Tuesday in lieu of $100,000 bail each, and all have asked for court-appointed attorneys.
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meth heads..or crack involved no doubt..[V]..Loko..boiled in oil would be too good.[:(!] 0 -
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I'm sorry but any kind of quick death would be merciful beyond their deserving. Maybe if they were peeled, then salted and peppered before deep-frying, being dangled/lowered into the hot oil very slowly!! [:(!]
They've set a new level of animals passing for humans. [V]0 -
quote:Originally posted by Ramtinxxl
I'm sorry but any kind of quick death would be merciful beyond their deserving. Maybe if they were peeled, then salted and peppered before deep-frying, being dangled/lowered into the hot oil very slowly!! [:(!]
They've set a new level of animals passing for humans. [V]
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quote:Originally posted by Ramtinxxl
I'm sorry but any kind of quick death would be merciful beyond their deserving. Maybe if they were peeled, then salted and peppered before deep-frying, being dangled/lowered into the hot oil very slowly!! [:(!]
They've set a new level of animals passing for humans. [V]
Finally, something we agree on! [;)]0 -
when i think the world cant go any lower[V] 0 -
Those accused may have had deprived childhoods, and probably should be counseled. They aren't criminals - they are VICTIMS.
What's wrong with you people ??
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Yeah Doug, I would like to "victimize" just a wee bit longer!! Tom 0 -
Sad to say, but this is not very rare and getting more common everyday. If they were all fried in 30 days like they should be, it would start to become less common. These animals are a complete waste of oxygen. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Ramtinxxl
I'm sorry but any kind of quick death would be merciful beyond their deserving. Maybe if they were peeled, then salted and peppered before deep-frying, being dangled/lowered into the hot oil very slowly!! [:(!]
They've set a new level of animals passing for humans. [V]
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She was probably abusing the welfare system and they were trying to make an example out of her, so others of her kind would take notice and use this as a stern example that if they keep abusing the welfare system they could be next, mexicans should take notice also. RIGHT? Because according to some on this forum the only good black or mexican is a D**D one or so Ive read here 0 -
i think jesse jackson should give the victim free college tuition. she is a prostitute after all. 0 -
As sad a story as this is, it's a hugh plus as compared to the one at the link below, which did not get any national attention at all, and then finally, when it should have been old news, Fox News got a hold of it and informed their viewers. Unfortunately most Americans probably never got it reported to them. This most recent case will probably be common knowledge in every household before the week is out, plus having been a topic of discussion in most every class in public schools as well...justice and equality, American style for the politically correct.
http://pcapostate.blogspot.com/2007/03/angry-whites-plan-knoxville-rally.html
Quote from above story as to the fact that the American media tried to bury this story, as they do the vast majority of black on white crimes: The reason I am even writing this article, which as I alluded to earlier deviates from my typical area of interest is because the news media has taken it upon itself to murder Channon Christian and Chris Newsom a second time by burying the story of what happened to them and thus sacrificing their memory on the alter of political correctness.0 -
Meet the six pack of scum..
Danny J. Combs and Alisha Burton
Frankie Brewster and her son Bobby.
George A. Messer and Karen Burton (Alisha's mother).
They all have been in and out of jail 80% of their lives.0 -
What a society we live in. What do you want to bet if the abuse was done to an animal [cat, dog, mike vic, etc...] they would get more time in jail then tehy would now.
I'm not saying they should get off on the charges ..... Far, far; from it. Just the society we live in that often if you abuse an animal; you will get more time in jail if you were to murder a human. [:(!][:(!][:(!]0 -
These P'sOS need to be smeared with honey and staked over a anthill with their eyelids removed! Film at 11!
She may very well be a prostitute but nobody deserves to be treated that way! Although it might have been worse!
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Unfortunately, the Constitution does not allow cruel punishment even in cases where is seems to be so richly deserved.
These subhuman scum, in addition to the ones mentioned by Kimi and Kyplumber, should be tried, found guilty, and unceremoniously shot dead.
Their bodies then dumped in a landfill and burned like the trash they are.
I don't imagine they got this way overnight and probably tortured a lot of animals on the road to hell. Let's hope they get there.0 -
Don't punish the pitbull person. They are not bad it is the way they were raised. 0 -
Race is a Sinful illusion... 0 -
Looks to me like their combined I.Q. may equal the first ones neck size.
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I say we have ourselves a truck pull
use them as ROPE0 -
W.Va. Victim Knew Torture Suspect
By JOHN RABY
Associated Press Writer
BIG CREEK, W.Va. - A young black woman who authorities say was tortured for days at a remote hillside home, sexually assaulted and forced to eat rat droppings was not a random target, the county prosectutor said Wednesday.
One of the six suspects arrested in the case, Bobby Brewster, had a previous relationship with the victim, Logan County Prosecutor Brian Abraham told The Associated Press. He said Brewster had been charged in July with domestic battery and assault after a domestic dispute involving the same woman.
"She obviously had some sort of social relationship," Abraham said. "That is based on the fact that she was present at his residence on a prior date."
Megan Williams, 20, was found beaten and bruised at Brewster's mother's home in rural Big Creek on Saturday.
Abraham said he plans to pursue kidnapping charges against the suspects, and the FBI is looking into possible civil rights violations.
According to the criminal complaints, Williams' captors, all of them white, choked her with a cable cord and stabbed her in the leg while calling her a racial slur, poured hot water over her, made her drink from a toilet and made her eat dog feces and rat droppings. She was also beaten and sexually assaulted during a span of about a week, according to the complaints.
It wasn't until an anonymous tip led Logan County Sheriff's deputies to the property on Saturday that her ordeal ended. She limped toward the deputies, her arms outstretched as she cried, "Help me!"
Abraham said he is still reviewing whether to file hate crime charges in the case.
At one point, an assailant cut the woman's ankle with a knife and used the N-word in telling her she was victimized because she is black, according to the criminal complaints.
Abraham said his office would pursue the other charges first because they carry stiffer penalties. West Virginia's hate crime law carries a sentence of up to 10 years.
"I don't understand a human being doing another human being the way they did my daughter," Williams' mother, Carmen Williams, said Tuesday from her daughter's hospital room. "I didn't know there were people like that out here."
The Associated Press generally does not identify suspected victims of sexual assault, but Williams and her mother agreed to release her name. Carmen Williams said she wanted people to know what her daughter had endured.
Police tape now surrounds the entrances to the beige-and-brown mobile home. An extension cord runs from the home to a cramped shed where authorities believe Megan Williams was held with a portable stereo, a locker and a power saw.
The suspects in the case have previous arrest records going back several years, according to records from Logan County Magistrate Court, and Abraham said he had "some familiarity with all those individuals."
Since 1991, police have filed 108 criminal charges against the six.
Brewster's mother, Frankie Brewster, 49, faced the most serious charges among them. She was charged in 1994 with first-degree murder, but pleaded guilty to lesser charges of manslaughter and wanton endangerment. She was released from prison in 2000 after serving five years in the death of 84-year-old Polly T. Ferrell, court records show.
In Williams' case, Frankie Brewster is charged with kidnapping, sexual assault, malicious wounding and giving false information during a felony investigation.
Bobby Brewster, 24, also of Big Creek, is charged with kidnapping, sexual assault, malicious wounding and assault during the commission of a felony.
Danny J. Combs, 20, of Harts, is charged with sexual assault and malicious wounding.
Karen Burton, 46, of Chapmanville was charged with malicious wounding, battery and assault during the commission of a felony.
Burton's daughter, Alisha Burton, 23, and George A. Messer, 27, both of Chapmanville, are charged with assault during the commission of a felony and battery. She previously faced charges of assault during the commission of a felony and battery; in May, she was accused of striking Messer with a shovel and smashing the window of a woman's car. The charges are pending.
All six remained in custody Wednesday in lieu of $100,000 bail each.
Public Defender Dwyane Adkins, appointed to represent Bobby Brewster, declined to comment on the case. The other defendants' court-appointed lawyers were either in hearings or did not immediately return telephone calls Wednesday.
The home at Big Creek is quiet now. Newborn pups sleep in the entryway to the small shed, their mother protectively barking at approaching strangers.
Megan Williams, her right arm in a cast, may be well enough to leave the hospital within a few days, her mother said.
"I just want my daughter to be well and recover," Carmen Williams said. "I know the Lord can do anything."
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Long slow death if front of each other to see how they like it. Scum of the earth.[:(!][V][xx(][:(] 0 -
Now Big Al Sharpton and J Jackson will have something to talk about.
The State and Feds decided not to take the "Hate Crime" route.
Said that they could most likely convict the six on state charges much easier and get a stiffer sentences for them.0
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