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Topic started on 18-11-2008 @ 05:49 PM by asmeone2
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Ark. seizes 21 more kids from evangelist's group
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news.yahoo.com
 Authorities took three children into custody Tuesday at the courthouse in Texarkana, 130 miles southwest of Little Rock. Police seized the
other 18 children from two vans during a traffic stop, said Julie Munsell, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Human Services.....
On Monday, a 14-year-old girl taken by the state during the September raid testified that Alamo molested her, counted a number of young girls as his
wives, and coached her and others to say they weren't touched improperly or beaten.
She said Alamo crept up behind her while she was showering, held his hand over her mouth and sexually molested her. She said Alamo warned her to keep
quiet, saying if she didn't, she'd be beaten by a man who witnesses have described as Alamo's enforcer.
Alamo, 74, is charged with two counts of transporting a juvenile across state lines for sex, once in 2004 and again the following year.
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reply posted on 18-11-2008 @ 05:49 PM by asmeone2
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On the heals of the FLDS raid I entertain the possibility that the media could be overreacting this, so my following comments are made assuming that
the charges are not trumped up.
This case disgusts me. It's bad enough to destroy a young girl's innocence and purity, but doubly worse to hide it behind the religion of
Christianity and twist the Bible to excuse that action.
Now, someone's going to come out and say "He wasn't a real Christian because he wasn't really following the Bible." I don't care. I'm tired of
hearing that. He should still be judged according to what he did and you "Real Christians" (I've yet to meet one in everyday life!) should be
double angry because people like this make you all look bad.
EDIT: For some reason this story seems to have been taken down from Yahoo! News, but
here
is a whole other list of sources that Google pulled up.
http
news.yahoo.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
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reply posted on 18-11-2008 @ 05:55 PM by darkelf
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Your link doesn't work. I would like to read more.
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reply posted on 18-11-2008 @ 06:00 PM by Lightmare
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reply to post by asmeone2
The link that you posted needs fixed because it is not working.
However, I must agree with you on this. No Christian in their right mind would defend such actions.
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reply posted on 18-11-2008 @ 06:04 PM by TeeJay
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One Word...Castration
Hate to sound so harsh, but if this is true, then that punishment fits.
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reply posted on 18-11-2008 @ 06:37 PM by OuttaHere
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I am a Christian. I agree. Castrate the guy.
Cruel and inhuman? Nah! Look at what he has done!
I am appalled that maniacs and creeps, pedophiles, white supremacists, abortion clinic bombers and self-styled messiahs hide behind the name of Jesus
Christ to perform their atrocities.
I know (and it is pretty obvious) that this guy is not practicing any orthodox form of Christianity. However, the mere fact that he is in any way
associated with Christianity is enough to make my skin crawl.
This type of crime has a more notoriously high rate of recidivism than any other; such people cannot be rehabilitated. And besides, he deserves it.
Any convicted pedophile, religious nut or not, having molested a child, ought to be castrated.
I personally believe that he will face an even worse destiny when he faces God and is called to account for how he misused the name of Christ. But I
also believe it is the ordained right of the state to punish and deter crime.
In this case, let the punishment fit the crime. What could be more appropriate?
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reply posted on 18-11-2008 @ 06:40 PM by ROO-meh
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Originally posted by TeeJay
One Word...Castration
Hate to sound so harsh, but if this is true, then that punishment fits.
Castration was tried and failed because the sick perpetrators used "OBJECTS" which caused horrific injuries.
I do pray that there is a GOD who will meet out the appropriate punishment but until then they need jail time and a damn fine cat of nine tails.
People that hurt children especially sexually make me very angry.
peace to the rest of ATS'rs
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reply posted on 18-11-2008 @ 06:46 PM by OuttaHere
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Originally posted by ROO-meh
Castration was tried and failed because the sick perpetrators used "OBJECTS" which caused horrific injuries.
Maybe castration combined with lifetime imprisonment?
There really is no cure for evil. If a person is genuinely evil, they will find a way to be evil no matter what you do to stop them. Maybe the death
penalty would be better. But only if it is carried out swiftly.
These days the death penalty is like a walk in the park.
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reply posted on 18-11-2008 @ 06:56 PM by wheresthetruth
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Your link is corrupt.
Beyond that, I think this man deserves the worst of everything he gets. He should get a life sentence in a prison with lots of daddy's that have
been locked up for a while. Then, tell them all why he is there.
His next shower won't be a sneak up and molest, it will be bulldogged to the ground and force-r***d. He will be high-pitched and in a dress in a
week. Just what he, and every sadistic pedophile in this world, needs.
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reply posted on 18-11-2008 @ 07:21 PM by asmeone2
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To everyone:
I can't find the origional article any more--it seems to have been taken down.
I have linked to a Google search linking to many other news outlests covering the same story though.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
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reply posted on 18-11-2008 @ 07:24 PM by Clearskies
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Here you go.
TheOlympian
Disgusting if it's true!
Does this sound a little like Waco?
The children, all younger than 18 and part of the Tony Alamo Christian Ministries, were taken while custody hearings were being held for six
girls seized during a September raid of Alamo's compound in Fouke, in southwest Arkansas. The court must decide whether the girls should be returned
to their parents or remain in state care
Here's his website
Here's a video of a churchgoer in his defence;
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