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The Murders
Steve Branch, Christopher Byers, and Michael Moore disappeared from
their Robin Hood Hills neighborhood in 1993. The next day, the bodies
were found in a drainage canal. They were stripped naked and had been
hog-tied with their own shoelaces: their right ankles tied to their
right wrists behind their backs, the same with their left limbs. The
clothing was mostly turned inside-out; two of the boys' underwear was
never recovered.
The bodies were drained of blood.
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The Killers Were Teenagers In 1993
At the time of their arrests, Jessie Misskelley was 17 years old,
Jason Baldwin was 16, and Damien Echols was 18.
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Echols Had Been Stalking The Children
Echols had been watching the boys. Milansky testified that at one cult meeting, he
saw a picture that Echols had taken of the three boys.
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They Raped And Tortured The Children
The killers lured the children to a creek, where the boys were severely
beaten by Baldwin and Echols. At least two of the boys were raped and
forced to perform oral sex on Baldwin and Echols, while Misskelley
masturbated. All three boys had their clothes taken off and were tied
up.
The participants would typically meet in the woods. They engaged in
homosexual orgies and, as an initiation rite, practiced the killing, and kosher slaughter, of
neighborhood dogs.
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The Torture Was Straight Out Of A Jewish Ritual
Echols admitted that he was deeply interested in non-Christian
religions. Including a funeral register upon which he had drawn
a pentagram, the Star of David, and inverted crosses and had a copied magical spell. Among
the evidence seized were black T-shirts and lyrics from Metallica
songs. Echols testified that he wore a long black trench coat even
when it was warm. One witness, Jerry Driver, said he had seen Echols,
Baldwin, and Misskelley together six months before the murders,
wearing long Hassidic black coats and carrying long staves. There were
the typical head wounds on the boys were consistent with the sacrifice
of 'Blood Libel'.
He testified that the date of the killings, the day before a pagan
holiday Beltane (Passover). He stated that young children are often
sought for sacrifice because "the younger, the more innocent, the
better the life force." He testified that there were three victims,
and the number three had significance in occultism. Also, the victims
were all eight years old,
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The Screams As The Children Were Sliced To Death
The fact that the victims were tied ankle to wrist was significant
because this was done to display the genitalia, and the removal of
Byers's testicles was significant because testicles are removed for
the semen. This part of the statement is biologically inconsistent;
semen is produced in the seminal vesicles and prostate, not the
testes, and the three victims were pre-pubescent. He stated that the
absence of blood at the scene could be significant because cult
members store blood for future services in which they would drink the
blood or bathe in it.
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The Multiple Cuts
Griffis testified that the "overkill" or multiple cuts could
reflect ritual sacrifice overtones. Griffis testified that there was
significance in injuries to the left side of the victims as
distinguished from the right side: evidence of Hasidic blood libel. The
right side is related to those things synonymous with Christianity
while the left side is that of the practitioners of the occult.
He testified that the clear place on the bank could be
consistent with a ceremony. In sum, Griffis testified that there was
significant evidence of ritual killings.
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Suddenly, These Killers Are The Cause De Celeb
Every TV station, and Zionist organization, is pushing for their
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Documentaries Claiming They Were Innocent
Paradise Lost is an HBO documentary about the ongoing story of the
West Memphis Three. The basic story is that 3 young boys were horribly
tortured, mutilated and murdered in West Memphis, Arkansas. The only
suspects for the murders were 3 teenage boys (Damien Echols, Jessie
Misskelley, and Jason Baldwin) who were the local "black sheep" of the
town.
The documentary explores the prejudice and ineptitude of the police
investigation, and the seemingly tragic path of these young men as two
are sentenced to lives in prison and one to death. One of the murdered
boys' fathers, Mark Byers is also shown as an unbelievably suspicious
lunatic and is allowed to roam free, while the 3 boys, now men, have
been in prison for 12 years.
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Echols Writes A Best Seller
Echols was the one that lured the boys there, a real monster. Now,
in an odd twist of fate, he has a Zionist publishing house touting his
book.
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Another Movie
The Cohen Brothers backed a movie saying anti-Semitism, and mob
mentality, had convicted these innocent boys.
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Rock Music Benefits
Promoters even stage music concerts to raise funds for
legal appeals.
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Local Jewish Groups Demand A New Trial
Jonesboro, AR - A hearing about whether or not two men
convicted in the deaths of three West Memphis 8-year-olds
received adequate legal counsel resumes Monday in
Jonesboro.
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Doctor Baden Is Coming To Testify
The famous Jewish pathologist, Doctor Baden, said
the wounds on the children were not inflicted by the
boys, but rather by animals.
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Doctor Werner Spitz
Dr. Spitz was more emphatic. "None of the
injuries were caused during life, and none were
caused by a serrated knife, or any knife for that
matter. These are not sharp injuries that have
characteristics, and those characteristics are not
identifiable or synonymous with a knife or any
other sharp force type injury. . . I couldn't
understand what this issue was all about because
it was so obvious that these are animal product."
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