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06-30-2004, 03:15 PM
I think the laws need to be changed so that the race-traitor wiggress Whelan gets an immediate .45 to the brain. Under the new, proposed law, a heavily White Powered, totenkopf and swastika-tattooed skinhead would step into a room with blood and brain tissue-spattered, canvas-draped walls where the violator would be seated and bound for 12-48 hours beforehand (no bathroom breaks), and the state executor would simply make his shot in the cubicle, and exit. The body removers and cursory cleaners would be the ones next in line in the process.
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5 nabbed in home invasion horror
By Thomas Caywood
Tuesday, June 29, 2004
What began as an armed robbery yesterday morning of three men at a Holliston home escalated into a brutal home invasion in which the disabled resident was savagely pistol-whipped and robbed at gunpoint, police said.
``I feel like I've been hit by a truck. I just want to go home,'' said 51-year-old Al Malone as he rolled his wheelchair out of the Holliston Police Station for a smoke yesterday evening.
The soft-spoken paraplegic's right eye was ringed with an ugly black bruise and he had a bloody gash on his forehead.
Police in three towns collared the five alleged assailants, including two who were hauled off a Boston-bound commuter rail train in Wellesley.
The victims, sleeping in a tent behind the home, were also beaten and robbed at gunpoint. Malone's nephew and two pals said they were there to help with yard work.
One of the men, who was grazed in the head by a gunshot and would only give his name as Jay, insisted none of the victims knew their five attackers.
``I was scared for my life,'' he said. ``Those people are cowards to hit an old man.''
Holliston Police Lt. Keith Edison said the assailants went first to the tent.
``They started beating on them. While they are doing that, they are making a demand for money,'' Edison said.
Two shots were fired around 5 a.m., one each from a .9 mm semi-automatic pistol and a .45-caliber semi-automatic pistol, police said. Both handguns were later recovered, one from the stolen car the band of thugs arrived in and the other from some woods near the house.
When the three men in the tent couldn't produce any cash, theassailants moved inside the house.
[COLOR=Red]After being dragged out of bed and pistol-whipped, Malone gave the home invaders between $1,000 and $2,000, Edison said. [/COLOR]
Susan Whelan, 29, of Medford, and Sandou Destine, 22, of Somerville were arrested near the house after neighbors called police.
Louis Destine, 18, and Anadson Ducasse, 23, both of Somerville, fled to a nearby commuter rail station andboarded a train.
A fifth suspect, Kenneth Seaver, was arrested later in the day in Framingham.
The shot that grazed the head of one victim didn't appear to be fired at the man, Edison said.
Wellesley cops met the commuter train at the Wellesley Farms stop a little before 9 a.m. and described the men to a conductor.
Police used the public address system to evacuatethe roughly 80 confused commuters. Thefugitives stayed aboard and were conversing when cops nabbed them
Like many of the anxious passengers, the wanted duo apparently thought the evacuation involved a terrorist plot or a security drill.
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http://news.bostonherald.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=33759
5 nabbed in home invasion horror
By Thomas Caywood
Tuesday, June 29, 2004
What began as an armed robbery yesterday morning of three men at a Holliston home escalated into a brutal home invasion in which the disabled resident was savagely pistol-whipped and robbed at gunpoint, police said.
``I feel like I've been hit by a truck. I just want to go home,'' said 51-year-old Al Malone as he rolled his wheelchair out of the Holliston Police Station for a smoke yesterday evening.
The soft-spoken paraplegic's right eye was ringed with an ugly black bruise and he had a bloody gash on his forehead.
Police in three towns collared the five alleged assailants, including two who were hauled off a Boston-bound commuter rail train in Wellesley.
The victims, sleeping in a tent behind the home, were also beaten and robbed at gunpoint. Malone's nephew and two pals said they were there to help with yard work.
One of the men, who was grazed in the head by a gunshot and would only give his name as Jay, insisted none of the victims knew their five attackers.
``I was scared for my life,'' he said. ``Those people are cowards to hit an old man.''
Holliston Police Lt. Keith Edison said the assailants went first to the tent.
``They started beating on them. While they are doing that, they are making a demand for money,'' Edison said.
Two shots were fired around 5 a.m., one each from a .9 mm semi-automatic pistol and a .45-caliber semi-automatic pistol, police said. Both handguns were later recovered, one from the stolen car the band of thugs arrived in and the other from some woods near the house.
When the three men in the tent couldn't produce any cash, theassailants moved inside the house.
[COLOR=Red]After being dragged out of bed and pistol-whipped, Malone gave the home invaders between $1,000 and $2,000, Edison said. [/COLOR]
Susan Whelan, 29, of Medford, and Sandou Destine, 22, of Somerville were arrested near the house after neighbors called police.
Louis Destine, 18, and Anadson Ducasse, 23, both of Somerville, fled to a nearby commuter rail station andboarded a train.
A fifth suspect, Kenneth Seaver, was arrested later in the day in Framingham.
The shot that grazed the head of one victim didn't appear to be fired at the man, Edison said.
Wellesley cops met the commuter train at the Wellesley Farms stop a little before 9 a.m. and described the men to a conductor.
Police used the public address system to evacuatethe roughly 80 confused commuters. Thefugitives stayed aboard and were conversing when cops nabbed them
Like many of the anxious passengers, the wanted duo apparently thought the evacuation involved a terrorist plot or a security drill.