It cool, I'll tell mickie that you got sumthin fer her. Maybe she'd write back :) I'm not shur though, momz pretty mad as it is with ME on here. But then again, she doesn't know :) lol
Sean Riker is the reason we have prisons in the first place. He is exactly where he needs to be -- locked up behind bars. His violent acts would only continue were he to be released now, or 50 years from now.
Sean being featured in the ADL yearly review of crimes committed by white supremacists.
Selected White Supremacist Criminal Incidents, 2009-2012
Posted: August 8, 2012
The white supremacist movement in the United States has a strong association with violence and criminal activity, ranging from traditional crimes such as drug dealing or domestic violence to ideologically-related crimes ranging from hate crimes to act of terrorism. Every week new criminal incidents emerge.
Selected white supremacist-related criminal incidents from recent years are shown below:
Norway, Wisconsin, November 2009: Sean Riker, a white supremacist affiliated with the gang Nazi Low Riders, a racist prison and street gang, is arrested on charges of possession of a firearm, possession of a short barreled rifle, first-degree recklessly endangering public safety, battery, strangulation, sexual abuse of a child, child abuse, and causing mental harm to a child. Riker was found guilty and sentenced to 200 years in prison.
Another comment from the above blog. Please notice the absolute unquestioned faith Sean requires of his followers. Even asking or questioning him on anything and he will remove you from his ilfe. Sean doesn't like being questioned. Absolute blind alligance is all he wants. And now this woman will do "anything" to prove her loyalty to Sean. Like seriously, this is scary. Are you going to kidnap my children? Or come and try to kill me? What does "anything" mean. According to Sean above "anything" included sucide for Angel. Thank God that woman only killed herself and didn't try to kill me too.
Keisha March 28, 2012 7:21 PM I just hated that I had to find out the hard way. I can't even imagine what those kids are going through. Thank GOD someone (like you) is standing by him & supporting him. Next time you talk to him PLEASE tell him I am sorry for letting him down. Tell him I am willing to do absolutely ANYTHING to prove that I truly am sorry and if there is anything I can do to help just let me know. Also, I know trust doesn't come easy. Especailly when you let someone down. But like I said before she is good at what she does and she really made me feel like I was a bad person. A few months ago I didn't know who to trust or listen to. Now I do. But I don't know if it even matters to him anymore
RSS
love ya!
Thank You.
SAH
did anybody look at my research on REClarke?
he spells one game but smells another.
Here is a POSITIVE note, tho.
I researched/read an inmate and I came with a Marcus Rogers. He is #377571 at One Corrections Center in Stanley, WI. 54768.
The reason I think this inmate deserves attention/stands out is because HE OWNED HIS CRIME.
I've always said I will SUPPORT those who are remorseful.... I definitely believe Marcus is one.
Can we get together and get him what he needs?
Thank you. I WILL
Selected White Supremacist Criminal Incidents, 2009-2012
Posted: August 8, 2012
The white supremacist movement in the United States has a strong association with violence and criminal activity, ranging from traditional crimes such as drug dealing or domestic violence to ideologically-related crimes ranging from hate crimes to act of terrorism. Every week new criminal incidents emerge.
Selected white supremacist-related criminal incidents from recent years are shown below:
Norway, Wisconsin, November 2009: Sean Riker, a white supremacist affiliated with the gang Nazi Low Riders, a racist prison and street gang, is arrested on charges of possession of a firearm, possession of a short barreled rifle, first-degree recklessly endangering public safety, battery, strangulation, sexual abuse of a child, child abuse, and causing mental harm to a child. Riker was found guilty and sentenced to 200 years in prison.
Keisha March 28, 2012 7:21 PM
I just hated that I had to find out the hard way. I can't even imagine what those kids are going through. Thank GOD someone (like you) is standing by him & supporting him. Next time you talk to him PLEASE tell him I am sorry for letting him down. Tell him I am willing to do absolutely ANYTHING to prove that I truly am sorry and if there is anything I can do to help just let me know. Also, I know trust doesn't come easy. Especailly when you let someone down. But like I said before she is good at what she does and she really made me feel like I was a bad person. A few months ago I didn't know who to trust or listen to. Now I do. But I don't know if it even matters to him anymore