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13 yr old Little Mary Phagan was found with her panties around her throat. Website on the brutal killing |
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Something smells
Panties? Not quite, try rope.
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You are either a liar or a dumbass or both. Or maybe you need a new prescription for your eyes. Try reading it again.
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I have to admit, everytime I see this picture and contemplate the non-chalant callousness with which this girl's brutal death gets brushed aside and waved away by that shitstain Foxman and his ADL coterie and all the other little kikes out there it makes my blood boil. Death to the jews.
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[QUOTE=Mike] "Coming to terms with Atlanta citizens" -- what does this mean? Propositioning their women in order to defile them? Threatening to withhold their pay if they refuse? Raping and murdering 13 year old girls? Establishing a National pencil company that supports the local community obviously requires community support. It’s obvious why you thought otherwise though Mike, how do you think clearly with boiling blood? Quote:
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Regarding your rearranging of my references? Only one reference could find, beyond any reasonable doubt, that Leo was a murder/rapist/pedophile/drug addict – can you guess which one? Mary Phagan was found with a rope embedded within the skin of her neck. Her underwear is only suggestive of the perpetrators mental health. |
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Leo often indulged in cocaine
Leo Frank was found behaving badly (masturbating) in women dressing area |
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so what are you kikes saying that it was the nigger Jim Conley that raped and killed the Irish girl? That's plausible I suppose. Maybe they should have strung him up too? For good measure?
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Leo Frank: Jewish philanthropist, murdered for a crime he (likely) never committed
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This wasn't that long after the civil war, and negroes were pretty bold, and totally disliked. Jew carpetbaggers bought up the Old South for pennies, they used blacks as frontmen. Jews used negro voters to elect the jewish candidates. If the 'Darkie' was suspected - his ass would be swinging next to the Jew's. |
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I wonder how many black people would be interested to know that the ADL was founded by people who BLAMED A BLACK GUY for raping that white girl in their defense of Frank. I'm sure they would LOVE that.
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If Leo was a monster (I confess, I did not look into it), then take a gander at this: WHITES like Dahmer, Edmund Kemper, Bundy, Gacy, ED GEIN, Otis Toole, Charles Manson, Richard Speck, Andrei Chikatilo - some of whom like Ed Gein, Chikatilo, Dahmer and Kemper raped the corpses of the people they murdered and cannibalized them[B] http://carpenoctem.tv/killers/ EDMUND KEMPER In 1971, Kemper picked up a pair of roommates who were both 18. He stabbed both girls to death and hid their bodies in his room. He dissected the bodies, took Polaroid pictures of them, and then sexually assaulted different organs before putting the remains in plastic bags and disposing of them. Four months later, Kemper killed a 14-year-old by suffocating her, then he raped her corpse. Her “severed head was resting in the trunk of Kemper’s car next morning, when he met with state psychiatrists and they pronounced him ‘safe.’ said an story on Kemper published by CarpeNoctem. Four months later, Kemper shot another student, carried her body to his house, had sex with it, dissected her head, and buried the remains in his own backyard. Ed GEIN Ed Gein grew up with a dominating mother. When she died he masterbated over her dead body. This is where it all started. Ed Gein participated in grave robbing and a strange type of transvestite necrophilia. He would carve out the genitalia of female cadavers and wear them over his own. Ed Gein found uses for all parts of the anatomy. He had a belt made of nipples, a skin vest that he would wear, mobiles made out of noses, skulls on his bed posts, cranial bowls for soup, drums made out of skin, |
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Have you ever seen any "charitable" organizations built in memory of Ed Gein or Ted Bundy that have full access to our law enforcement agencies and rake in millions in donations every year?
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Why is it much easier for a VNN’r (albeit an unpopular one) to definitively determine Leo Franks guilt when the JUDGE (Roan) could not? I wonder if you maintain a bias, or two. The following represents some of the main points from the trial, from references I’ve already provided. 1. “At the opening of the trial, the prosecution sought to establish Leo Frank's guilt circumstantially. They began with expert witnesses, two of whom testified that blood drops on the floor of the second floor workroom --- a room directly across the hall from Frank's office --- was the blood of Mary Phagan, ALTHOUGH NO SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS OF THE BLOOD HAD BEEN DONE. FURTHER, strands of Mary Phagan's hair were found on a lathe in the same workroom, ALTHOUGH --- AGAIN --- NO SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS OF THE STRANDS HAD BEEN CARRIED OUT. The experts merely expressed their "professional opinions.”” 2. “Witnesses testified that they had seen Frank between 1:00 and 1:30 p.m., on his way home. Albert McKnight, the cook's husband and the Frank's handyman, said Frank had been home at 1:30 p.m. THIS WAS IN DIRECT CONTRADICTION TO CONLEY, WHO SAID THAT THEY HAD BEEN TOGETHER AT THE FACTORY AT 1:30 P.M.” 3. “The defense brought some 200 witnesses, about 100 of whom testified to Frank's good character. All were white, and most were from the North. Twenty witnesses testified on Conley's reputation as a notorious liar.” 4. “At one point, Dorsey implied that Frank was a homosexual, and asked another witness whether it was true if he had seen Frank fondle a young girl's nipples. WHILE THE WITNESS DENIED EVER HAVING SEEN SUCH AN ACT, DORSEY'S IMPLICATION STOOD.” 5. “Dorsey spent a considerable amount of time on the notes found next to the body. They supported, he contended, that Conley was telling the truth, that the notes had indeed been dictated to him. He pointed out that a semi-illiterate Negro, Jim Conley, would not have used the word "Negro," nor would he have used the word "did" for the more customary misuse of the word "done." Rosser objected, pointing out that Conley had used the word "did" during his testimony. THE COURT STENOGRAPHER CONFIRMED THIS, but Dorsey waved away the objection, suggesting that the stenographer had made a mistake. The stenographer corrected Dorsey, pointing out that the shorthand symbol for the two words were quite different. Still, Dorsey kept to his contention. "I leave it to the jury to decide," he said.” 6. “….the defense gathered retractions from prosecution witnesses. Mrs. Formby, who had testified concerning Frank's attempt to rent a room for a liaison with a young girl, RETRACTED HER STATEMENTS, accusing the police of getting her drunk during her interrogation. George Epps, the young boy who said that Mary Phagan had told him of Frank's inappropriate and unwanted attentions toward her, REPUDIATED HIS STATEMENT, AND THEN, FROM JUVENILE HALL WHERE HE WAS INCARCERATED, RECANTED HIS RECANTATION. Further, analyses of the notes written on old order pads --- the crude notes found near the body --- could not have been written on order pads found in Frank's office, since the order pads used had the date "190_" on them and had been stored for some time in the basement. In the note, certain phrases had been used that were part of the folklore of Southern Negroes, and COULD NOT HAVE BEEN KNOWN TO FRANK, the alleged dictator of the notes.” 7. “Newt Lee testified that Frank was nervous the day of the murder and had telephoned to see if everything was OK at the factory - not his usual practice. BUT TWO MECHANICS WHO HAD WORKED ON THE TOP FLOOR OF THE FACTORY THAT MORNING DISPUTED LEE'S STORY, saying Frank had acted normally.” 8. “Although the local media did not know (or at least did not report) it, another employee of the National Pencil Factory was arrested around 2:00 the afternoon of May 1. JIM CONLEY, A SWEEPER AT THE FACTORY, WAS DISCOVERED TRYING TO RINSE OUT A SOILED SHIRT IN THE BASEMENT. UPON FURTHER EXAMINATION, THE STAINS TURNED OUT TO BE BLOOD.” 9. “..the Atlanta Constitution reported that Robert House, an ex-policeman, had said he once caught Leo Frank and a young girl in the woods at Druid Hills park engaging in immoral acts. According to House, Frank had pleaded with him not to report the incident. THIS STORY WAS LATER PROVEN TO BE FALSE.” 10. “The stains on the shirt turned out to be blood. JIM CONLEY WOULD TURN OUT TO BE THE PROSECUTION'S LEAD WITNESS IN ITS CASE AGAINST LEO FRANK; Conley was also the man who had actually committed the murder, according to Alonzo Mann, a thirteen year old employee of the factory. Mann, in a story he did not tell until 1982, claimed he saw Conley carrying Phagan's body at the factory that day; Conley threatened Mann with death if he ever was to report what he had seen. Mann's mother advised him to keep quiet, which he did for almost seventy years. 11. “…despite intense questioning by detectives, Jim Conley stuck to his story that he wrote the notes found near the body of Mary Phagan, but at the order of Leo Frank. There was little doubt that he did write the notes, but police continued to investigate the circumstances under which they were written. “ 12. “Samples of the handwriting of Leo Frank, Newt Lee, and Jim Conley were released, along with a portion of one of the notes found near Mary Phagan's body. JIM CONLEY HAD ADMITTEDLY WRITTEN THE NOTES, BUT ON THIS DAY HE CHANGED HIS STORY DRAMATICALLY. Previously he had claimed Frank asked him to write the notes on Friday, the day preceding the murder. Now he claimed he wrote them on Frank's order after the murder. He added Frank had asked him to watch at the bottom of the stairs leading to Frank's office, but he (Conley) had fallen asleep until he heard Frank whistle. When he went to Frank's office Frank was shaking so badly he had to hold onto Conley for support. Then, according to Conley, Frank had asked him to write the notes and muttered the ominous phrase "Why should I hang?" 13. “…officials of the National Pencil Factory CLAIMED THEY BELIEVED JIM CONLEY WAS THE TRUE MURDERER of Mary Phagan. Atlanta detectives SAID THEY BELIEVED CONLEY'S STORY, THOUGH ADMITTING IT HAD CHANGED SEVERAL TIMES AND STILL HAD MANY INCONSISTENCIES.” 14. “…police took Jim Conley to the National Pencil Factory, where he went over every detail of his story of the day of the murder, including how he and Leo Frank had together loaded Mary Phagan's body onto the elevator and brought it to the basement. THOUGH NO ONE REALIZED IT AT THE TIME, THERE WAS A MAJOR FLAW IN CONLEY'S STORY.He had told detectives he had defecated into the elevator shaft earlier that Saturday morning. But when police first investigating the murder took the elevator down the pile of feces left by Conley had been "fresh," that is unmashed. If Conley and Frank had indeed taken the elevator down with Phagan's body, the feces would already have been flattened. The police and Frank's attorneys failed to notice this glaring mistake in Conley's testimony.” 15. “…Jim Conley was interviewed for two hours by solicitor Hugh Dorsey, preparing to prosecute Leo Frank for the murder of Mary Phagan. CONLEY WAS THEN RETURNED TO POLICE HEADQUARTERS WHERE HE WOULD BE READILY AVAILABLE FOR FURTHER QUESTIONING; despite the police believing Frank was guilty of the murder, THEY WERE STILL CONCERNED OVER THE "FLAWS AND ROUGH PLACES" IN CONLEY'S STORY.” 16. “…the Atlanta Journal reported that Leo Frank's defense would insist the elevator in the National Pencil Factory was not moved on the day of the murder (April 26) and that the murder happened on the first floor, not the second as surmised by detectives; the blood found on the second floor likely came from workers who frequently cut themselves on the machinery there. Furthermore, the defense would argue that Jim Conley alone committed the murder.This was what actually happened, according to Alonzo Mann's story told in 1982. There was evidence that the elevator had not been moved (see May 30 entry); though the police and defense attorneys apparently overlooked it. Meanwhile, Minola McKnight, the African-American cook for Leo Frank's family, was brought in for questioning. At first she corroborated Frank's story concerning the times he arrived home for lunch and then returned to the factory the day of the murder. She was agitated, believing her estranged husband had been telling lies to the police to get her in trouble. SHE SAID BOTH SHE AND FRANK WERE INNOCENT. 17. “…the Atlanta Journal reported that the prosecution's case against Leo Frank in the murder of Mary Phagan was complete and that no further questioning of Jim Conley was anticipated before the trial. But R.P. Barrett, a foreman at the National Pencil Factory, was quoted as saying he and "PRACTICALLY ALL" THE FACTORY'S EMPLOYEES BELIEVED CONLEY WAS THE GUILTY PARTY. 18. “…Solicitor Hugh Dorsey requested that Jim Conley be released from custody, but his petition was refused by Judge L.S Roan. Dorsey submitted the request because Roan had indicated that Conley should be moved to the Fulton County Jail (popularly known as The Tower) instead of being held at Atlanta police headquarters. At headquarters both Dorsey and detectives on the case had ready access to Conley, WHO HAD CHANGED HIS STORY SEVERAL TIMES. At The Tower, access to Conley would be much more difficult.” 19. “…Amidst persistent rumors that the Pinkerton detectives involved in the Mary Phagan murder case had changed their minds and now believed Jim Conley was the guilty party, a grand jury meeting was called to consider indicting Conley. Harry Scott, the Pinkerton detective heading the investigation for his firm, was denied access to interview Conley. Hugh Dorsey, the solicitor general prosecuting the case against Leo Frank, spoke out strongly against indicting Conley.” 20. “UPON SEVERE CROSS EXAMINATION, CONLEY ADMITTED HE HAD LIED TO THE POLICE ABOUT THIS CASE PREVIOUSLY; HE HAD GIVEN SEVERAL DIFFERENT STORIES AFTER HIS MAY 1 ARREST WHEN HE WAS SEEN WASHING OUT A BLOODY SHIRT IN THE FACTORY. Conley also admitted he had been arrested numerous times. The defense was able to confuse Conley on some details of his story, but he held to the main points.” 21. “The defense had civil engineer T. H. Willett draw a diagram of the National Pencil Factory, showing how the murder could have been committed on the first floor without the knowledge of anyone (including Leo Frank) working on the second floor. Daisy Hopkins, one of the women C.B. Dalton had claimed he met for immoral purposes at the factory, denied having ever met Dalton or Leo Frank. Two street car conductors testified Mary Phagan had ridden alone the morning of her murder, contradicting the testimony of George Epps. Assistant factory manager N.V. DARLEY SAID HE BELIEVED CONLEY AND DALTON WERE LYING ABOUT TRYSTS IN THE BASEMENT; he worked most Saturdays and would have known of such actions. Factory timekeeper E.F. Holloway said he worked every Saturday and had never seen Conley and Frank interact, and that he had never seen a woman other than Frank's wife in his office.” 22. “Herbert Schiff, personal assistant to Leo Frank, said he worked most Saturdays and had never seen any women in Frank's office except his wife. He added that he had never seen C.B. DALTON EITHER. HE FIRMLY BELIEVED HE WOULD HAVE SEEN MORE IF THE STORY JIM CONLEY TOLD WERE TRUE. Schiff then identified a financial expenditure sheet on which Frank had been working the day of the murder, asserting it would take two-three hours to complete, leaving no time for the murder and movement of the body as described by Conley. He then testified Conley had been extremely nervous the Monday following the murder, and had said he would "give a million dollars if he had a white man's skin." 23. “Lost among all this controversy was the brief testimony of one of the office boys who worked for Leo Frank. He was obviously nervous and timid the few minutes he was on the stand; saying only that he worked most Saturdays, including the day of the murder, and had never seen strange women in Frank's office and had never seen Dalton at all. But this inconspicuous boy, Alonzo Mann, carried a terrible secret; one he would hold for the next sixty-nine years. It was not until 1982, when he was on the verge of death, that he unburdened his soul and told what he had seen that fateful day. HE HAD SEEN JIM CONLEY CARRYING THE BODY OF MARY PHAGAN OVER HIS SHOULDER, NEAR THE ELEVATOR SHAFT ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF THE FACTORY (CONLEY HAD TESTIFIED THAT HE COULD NOT LIFT THE BODY). Conley had threatened Mann with death if he ever repeated what he had seen. Mann had gone home and told his mother, who advised him to keep quiet. So the trial went on, with no one realizing this shy, timid, scared boy had carried the truth of the case both to and away from the witness chair.” 24. “Frank's mother-in-law (with whom the Franks lived) testified Frank acted normally the night after murder, even engaging in a friendly game of cards. This contradicted earlier testimony that Frank had been nervous, drunk, and suicidal the night following the murder. Finally, Rachel Carson, a female employee of the factory, said she had talked to Jim Conley the Monday following the murder. CONLEY TOLD HER HE WAS SO DRUNK ON SATURDAY THAT HE DIDN'T REMEMBER ANYTHING HE DID, BUT THAT HE WAS SURE LEO FRANK WAS INNOCENT. When Carson told Conley someone had reported seeing a black man lurking behind some boxes on the first floor soon after the time of the murder, Conley was so startled he dropped his broom.” 25. “McKnight was the housekeeper for the Selig family (Frank's in-laws with whom he and his wife lived) who had signed a statement saying Leo Frank was intoxicated and talked of suicide the night after Phagan's murder. THOUGH MCKNIGHT LATER REPUDIATED THE STATEMENT, which had been signed after she spent a night in jail and undergoing hours of intensive questioning, DORSEY STILL INTRODUCED IT AS EVIDENCE…” So, consistent and concise testimony…from Conley?…doesn’t look like it. And let’s not forget about Conleys defense lawyers testimony, the Atlanta Police Departments, Pinkerton detective services, and of course Alonzo Mann, all providing compelling evidence CONLEY MURDERED MARY PHAGAN, and consequently, AN INNOCENT MAN LEO FRANK WAS MURDERED BY A VIRULENT,ANTI-JEWISH, PRE-KKK MOB. Re: Your ad hominem attack. Simply my confirmation I’ve won this little debate before it even began. |
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Not impressed pal. An before you start trying to pull the critical thinking act, keep in mind that an ad hominem is evidence of nothing. It is what it is. In other words, your arguments are fallacious and you are also a moron. |
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