Monday, March 20, 2023

The Pedophiles Are Inside The Churches

All of these stories were reported during the last month …

Michael Schneider, a staff member at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Illinois, was sentenced to 88 years in prison for criminal sexual assault of a minor and possession of child pornography.

Stephen Arthur Morris, a former pastor, was sentenced to prison for sex crimes but was back in court facing more charges … like sexually assaulting a member of his own family and four counts of taking indecent liberties with a child and one count of first-degree sex offense with a minor.

Russell Woodman Davis, a lay pastor and youth minister, pleaded guilty to raping and attempting to rape the three boys at various times between 1988 and 2006, in Massachusetts.

Alexander Blackwelder, a youth pastor in Mississippi, accused of having sex with a 16-year-old church member was ordered held without bond  and charged with two counts of sexual battery and enticement of a child to produce visual depictions of adult sexual conduct.

Clark and Matthew Travis, brothers with pastoral leadership positions at Texas churches, were arrested and charged with sexually assaulting at least five children.

Jonathan Lamont Jenkins, a former Santa Ana youth pastor in California pleaded guilty and was immediately sentenced to 12 years in prison for sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl.

Daniel Merrick, a Christian musician, pastor in Pennsylvania was charged with more than 880 felony counts of child pornography.

Keenan Maurice Hord, a former youth pastor in Tennessee, pleaded guilty to 13 sex-related crimes involving children and was sentenced to 60 years.

Carl Johnson, a former church bishop in Utah was sentenced to prison on child sex abuse charges following incidents that dated back to the 80s.

Stephen Weiss, a former rabbi in Ohio will spend 6 months in jail after he pled guilty of sending explicit messages to a police officer he thought was a 15-year-old boy.

Kenneth Daniel, a former pastor, was arrested and indicted in October on charges of facilitating solicitation of unlawful sexual conduct with a child.

Joshua Henley, a former youth pastor, has been sentenced to 45 years in prison plus 10 years supervised release after admitting that he produced child sexual abuse material involving three minors, transported a minor across state lines with the intent to engage in sexual activity with the minor, sent obscene videos and images to a minor and possessed and transported child sexual abuse material.

Jeffrey Bedwell, a former pastor, received 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to two counts of lewd and lascivious molestation, one count of lewd or lascivious conduct, one count of unlawful sexual activity with a minor and one count of lewd and lascivious exhibition.

Mike Linkenauger, a former minister, was sentenced to life in prison for sexual battery and lewd or lascivious acts with a minor.

David Warren Henson, Jr., a teacher at a Lutheran church, was charged with sexual abuse of a minor and child pornography.

Milton O. Martin III, a pastor, was charged with sexual abuse of a minor and sexual battery.

Rogelio Vega, a disgraced Queens Catholic Church deacon, was sentenced to 16 years in prison for enticing three boys into having sex with him. After his arrest, investigators found evidence of more victims on his cell phone and identified three underage boys he enticed into sexual encounters.

Dennis Laferty, a pastor, has been charged with five counts of third-degree felony sexual battery, and one count of third-degree felony gross sexual imposition involving a person less than 13 years of age.

Gary Buckaloo, a youth pastor and worship leader, has been charged with one count of Indecency with a Child-Sexual Contact one count of Sex Abuse of a Child.

Terry Frank Compton, a former pastor, was sentenced to four life sentences after he pleaded guilty to multiple child sex crimes from 1995 through 2021.

James Rankin Johnson, a former teacher at a Christian school, pleaded guilty to the charge of “offenses against students by authority figures.” He accepted a plea deal for a lesser charge, with the state agreeing to drop two counts of lewd or lascivious molestation. He will serve four years in state prison with five years’ probation and register as a sex offender.

But again, tell me how drag queens are a threat to children. And, please, whenever you hear someone say drag queens or gay people, are grooming children, point out the vast numbers of so-called men of faith, who are raping children and worse.



 

27 comments:

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    1. Yes, and we all need to make sure these anti-drag liars get called out.

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  2. krayola11:33 AM

    I’ve been told that inmates hate pedophiles more than cops in prison. Hope that’s true.

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    1. This side of the pond many years ago one Ian Brady and his oppo Myra Hindley murdered 5+ kids in the Manchester area; several had been sexually assaulted. Brady was sent to prison for life. One day, whilst making mail bags, the other prisoners got hold of Brady and sewed his hand in the machine while the prison officers watched.

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    2. I think that's true Kris.

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  3. Just reading that makes me want to throw up!!! These people are often in a position of trust! Those poor children!

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    1. Trusting a priest or rabbi or pastor or minister is not a good thing.

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  4. If those religious zealots had been Democrat the Repugnant party would be screaming the house down. As it is, there is a deathly silence.....probably because their voice boxes are sore shrieking about those "evil" drag queens "grooming" kids at story time, when their parents are present.

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    1. The party of religious freedom and family values will never admit the rape of children happens in churches and not at drag shows.

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  5. But we mustn't confuse them with the facts.

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  6. At least these guys were caught and most are facing justice in this world. Since they purport to hold Christian beliefs, one hopes they will also burn in hell.

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  7. It's terrifying. My heart goes out to all the victims who will wrestle with memories of the abuse for the rest of their lives.

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    1. Especially at the hands of men who were supposed to look out for them and protect them.

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  8. aussieguy7:13 PM

    And February is a short month! Ugh, these "men" are despicable and the long-term damage they have inflicted...it's truly heart-breaking.

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    1. I was kinda shocked at how some of them were given relatively short sentences, given how they've hurt these children.

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  9. No lies were detected.
    But Drag Queens, AMIRIGHT????

    It makes me so very mad!!!

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    1. You just know the GOP and Republicans will never go after churches or gun nuts no matter what kind or, and how many, lives they destroy, but drag queens ....
      xoxo

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  10. For years this was never publicized. Now, thanks to the Internet, their evil ways are ending.

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    1. I don't know if it's ending, or if this is just the tip of a vile iceberg.

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  11. And the Churches wonder why the masses are turning away from them.

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    1. Because of their lies, hypocrisy and greed, no doubt.

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  12. I wish someone would start making calendars each year with these people on them. I would gladly go door to door trying to sell or give them away to people. Just to get this information out to others.

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  13. Astonishing...and yet, not.

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