JUSTICE FOR JERRY AND JOE KANE PROOF OF MURDER & REENACTMENT BY WEST MEMPHIS POLICE 

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zThis is my husband Jerry Kane on February 14, 2010, a little less than 3 months before him and the rest of my family was rammed and gunned down by trigger happy bloodthirsty cops, SWAT, Game & Fish just looking for the nearest living thing to run at it and kill it because two cops had been gunned down an hour and a half before. Where's the huge stomach? It's not there! When they staged the REENACTMENT they went off of how big Jerry Kane used to be. They didn't take into account he'd lost a ton of weight!

Jerry and Joe Kane didn't have anything to do with any police murders!

IF they had, they certainly wouldn't have been shopping at Walmart.
IF they had, they certainly wouldn't have been shopping at Walmart one exit east from the killings!
IF they had
, they certainly wouldn't have been shopping at Walmart one exit east from the killings 90 minutes after the killings!
IF they had
, they certainly wouldn't have been shopping at Walmart one exit east from the killings 90 minutes after the killings when they were only TEN MILES from the border to another State! Tennessee!!
IF they had
, they certainly wouldn't have been shopping at Walmart one exit east from the killings 90 minutes after the killings when they were only TEN MILES from the border to another State of Tennessee 90 minutes earlier....huh?

IF they had, they certainly wouldn't be stopping and shopping at Walmart PERIOD


They would have us believe this unthinkable drivel! This is CLEAR evidence of the lengths a STATE will go to, to cover up a horrific unthinkable murder of an innocent family and their loving dogs!




Thank you very much for your response. It's been very difficult and very telling with the stories that keep changing. For example, Bill Sadler PIO of the ASP during the videotaped public Press Conference on May 20, 2010 and the FBI when they came to my door on the morning of May 21, 2010 said the Kanes only had 2 weapons. 41 days later they've changed it to a dozen weapons.

Next the chief said no drugs were found in the van, now 41 days later they say now there was a brick of marijuana found in the van. (Someone better go check the Crittenden County drug task force drug locker that WMPD was accused of stealing drugs from, maybe Crittenden County is a brick short?) On May 25, 2010 during the Commercial Appeal Interview Paudert made it clear that Brandon was NOT on the drug interdiction team, he said Brandon was on the Crime interdiction team. chief reported that no drugs were found in the van. Now that they're alleging that drugs were found in the van (41 days later), now Brandon is back on the drug interdiction team???



The FBI came to my door on May 21, 2010 the morning after my family was murdered in the West Memphis, AR Walmart parking lot. They asked me to give them all the ammunition for the Taurus Public Defender and the AK-47. I told them no way, I'm a gunsmith and a reloader and that brass is expensive. They then asked me to provide them 1 round of the ammunition for each of the 2 weapons. I asked them why would they need this? They said they wanted to know the 'Lot numbers'. I said you guys are the FBI and you don't know the lot numbers already? My husband and stepson, according to you guys, shot people and you don't know the LOT NUMBERS? That seemed like such a ridiculous answer, the Lot numbers story so I told them I'd have to consult with my attorney first, before I handed them anything. Later, friends told me it's a good thing I didn't give them anything. I asked them why? They said apparently there wasn't enough ammunition, if the Kanes had any ammunition at all, for the cover story so they wanted the ammunition so they could take it and shoot it through the two weapons and fake ballistics....Now Mike Walden Arkansas Prosecutor is saying they're NOT going to do ballistics? After 41 days they're NOT going to do ballistics? They had 41 days to do ballistics and they haven't done ballistics YET??? They can't do the ballistics and make it come out that my family shot anybody. Besides that, what have they been doing for 41 days other than doing a coverup and faking a reenactment. I guess that would eat up a lot of time....particularly when they're trying to cover their tails which has grown to the size of Texas... 
-  Donna Lee Wray Kane


The following is on Paudert and Evans Memorial pages and don't bother removing the following paragraph, we've not only saved this in hundreds of locations, we have saved everything, particularly since video evidence was removed from Channel 5 WMCTV and the full Bill Sadler May 20, 2010 Press Conference until we told the news station we'd saved the full Press Conference on our hard drives and wanted to know why they'd removed it. Miraculously it appeared again. IF anything else is removed we will subpoena the computer hard drives of the removed items as well:

http://www.odmp.org/officer/20405-sergeant-brandon-paudert
http://www.odmp.org/officer/20404-police-officer-bill-evans

Officer Evans was on patrol on Interstate-40 when, at 1136 hours, he pulled over a vehicle, occupied by two men, for a violation. Sergeant Paudert arrived shortly after to provide back-up on the stop. During the stop, the officers had the vehicle occupants exit the vehicle. A struggle with one suspect ensued, followed by an exchange of gunfire. Both suspects were armed with AK-47's. Officer Evans and Sergeant Paudert were both killed in an exchange of gunfire with the suspects.

Huh? What violation? The officers had the vehicle occupants exit the vehicle? When? Where? A struggle with one suspect ensued, followed by an exchange of gunfire. Both suspects were armed with AK-47's????? Really???? This sure sounds like the illegal aliens, white Dodge Caravan with orange roof, 2 AK-47's, last seen heading east on I-40 and remember they were looking for 3 suspects they confused the Kane's with!
Show us where they made both Kane's exit the vehicle! Show us where they both had AK-47's when they exited the vehicle! Prove the Kane's had 2 AK-47's! No wonder they lied to make up that the Kane's had more weapons that didn't exist! This is all a part of their cover up and reenactment because they murdered an innocent family. The real murderers are still out there!

UPDATE ON 7/18/2010: On Bill Evans memorial page they have taken out the part about the officers being killed by AK-47's and replaced it with this:

Officer Evans was on patrol on Interstate-40 when, at 1136 hours, he pulled over a vehicle, occupied by two men, for a violation. Sergeant Paudert arrived shortly after to provide back-up on the stop. During the stop, the officers had the vehicle occupants exit the vehicle. A struggle with one suspect ensued, followed by an exchange of gunfire; one suspect armed with a handgun, and the second with a long rifle. Officer Evans and Sergeant Paudert were both fatally wounded in an exchange of gunfire.

NOW their changed story on the Bill Evans Memorial Page doesn't jive with their STAR WITNESS Fedex truck Vincent Browns Account who says "All the men have automatic assault weapons"!!!!!!!!!
_Did I not above tell you dummies in text above to not to change this? Changing it now is tampering with evidence and it also throws out your Star Witness eyewitness account, how stupid can you possibly be??? How stupid do you think people ARE? This is a violation of Title 18 USC Part 1 Chapter 101 subchapter 2071(a)(b) Concealment, removal or mutilation generally!! Let's go for 2 counts of this, change Brandon Pauderts memorial page too!! THIS WILL BE INVESTIGATED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT!!

These cops/SWAT/Game & Fish/Sheriff/County/et al  are in very dire serious trouble, because they are in violation of Title 18 USC 242 -- a civil rights law which makes it a Federal offense to conspire or act under color of law to deny the free exercise of a constitutionally-protected right.

Which, as recent Supreme Court decisions remind us, RKBA (Right to Keep and Bear Arms) is one.

Further, Title 18 USC 242 has a specification which makes it a capital offense if death results:

DEPRIVATION OF RIGHTS UNDER COLOR OF LAW

Summary:

      Section 242 of Title 18 makes it a crime for a person acting under color of any law to willfully deprive a person of a right or privilege protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States.

      For the purpose of Section 242, acts under "color of law" include acts not only done by federal, state, or local officials within the their lawful authority, but also acts done beyond the bounds of that official's lawful authority, if the acts are done while the official is purporting to or pretending to act in the performance of his/her official duties. Persons acting under color of law within the meaning of this statute include police officers, prisons guards and other law enforcement officials, as well as judges, care providers in public health facilities, and others who are acting as public officials. It is not necessary that the crime be motivated by animus toward the race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin of the victim.

      The offense is punishable by a range of imprisonment up to a life term, or the death penalty, depending upon the circumstances of the crime, and the resulting injury, if any.

TITLE 18, U.S.C., SECTION 242

 Whoever, under color of any law, statute, ordinance, regulation, or custom, willfully subjects any person in any State, Territory, Commonwealth, Possession, or District to the deprivation of any rights, privileges, or immunities secured or protected by the Constitution or laws of the United States, ... shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than one year, or both; and if bodily injury results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include the use, attempted use, or threatened use of a dangerous weapon, explosives, or fire, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both; and if death results from the acts committed in violation of this section or if such acts include kidnapping or an attempt to kidnap, aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to commit aggravated sexual abuse, or an attempt to kill, shall be fined under this title, or imprisoned for any term of years or for life, or both, or may be sentenced to death.

See the Post-Katrina case below where the case was apparently closed then the NEW MAYOR invited a Justice Department team to weed out the riff raff. The FEDS picked this case up, most likely through the Title 18 USC 242 listed above. 4 officers pled guilty to the cover up, planting a gun, faking witness statements. There were also 2 Sgt's, one retired, one active that also contributed to the cover up who were charged! This is what the players/killers in the unlawful West Memphis fish in a barrel shoot is going to get them. In fact, I think I'll just pick up the phone tomorrow morning and call Mr. Holder. These killers may think they are scotfree, just wait til the Federal Indictments come down!



http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/38228986/ns/us_news-crime_and_courts/

4 officers indicted in post-Katrina bridge shootings

2 others charged with participating in a cover-up


NEW ORLEANS — In a case that rocked a city already torn by the horrors of Hurricane Katrina, four police officers accused of gunning down two unarmed people in the storm's chaotic aftermath could face death themselves.

The officers who could face the death penalty were charged along with two others in a 27-count indictment unsealed Tuesday. Five former New Orleans police officers already have pleaded guilty to helping cover up the shootings on the Danziger Bridge that left two men dead and four wounded just days after the August 2005 hurricane. In one instance, a mentally disabled man was shot in the back and stomped before he died.

Prosecutors say officers fabricated witness statements, falsified reports and planted a gun in an attempt to make it appear the shootings were justified. It was a shocking example of the violence and confusion that followed the storm.

With 80 percent of New Orleans underwater, officers from a department with a history of corruption were forced to battle rampant crime, and some became criminals themselves. Dozens of officers were fired or suspended for abandoning their post. In an separate case, an officer is charged with shooting a man whose body turned up in a burned out car.

Target of federal investigations
The latest indictments have also come shortly after the city's new mayor replaced its former police chief and invited a Justice Department team to overhaul the city's corruption-plagued police department, which already is the target of several federal investigations separate from the bridge shooting.

In the bridge shooting case, seven officers were charged with murder or attempted murder in December 2006 but a state judge threw out all the charges in August 2008. Federal authorities then stepped in a month later to launch their own investigation.

So far, five former New Orleans police officers have pleaded guilty to lesser charges of helping cover up the shootings on the Danziger Bridge and await sentencing.

Tuesday's indictment charges Sgts. Robert Gisevius and Kenneth Bowen, officer Anthony Villavaso and former officer Robert Faulcon with deprivation of rights under color of law and use of a weapon during the commission of a crime. They could face the death penalty if convicted, though U.S. Attorney Jim Letten said prosecutors haven't decided whether to seek that punishment.

Sgt. Arthur Kaufman and retired Sgt. Gerard Dugue, who helped investigate the shootings, were charged with participating in a cover-up to make it appear the shootings were justified. Charges against them include obstruction of justice.

The case is one of several probes of alleged misconduct by New Orleans police officers that the Justice Department opened after the August 2005 storm. Last month, five current or former officers were charged in the shooting death of 31-year-old Henry Glover, whose burned body turned up after Katrina.

Attorney General Eric Holder said the Justice Department is working with city officials to restore residents' trust in the police department.

"We will not tolerate wrongdoing'
"Put simply, we will not tolerate wrongdoing by those who are sworn to protect the public,"  Holder said Tuesday in New Orleans.

It's not the first time Justice has intervened. In the 1990s, the Justice Department investigated several high-profile police corruption cases, including a police officer convicted of arranging a woman's 1994 murder.

The new batch of federal probes are bearing fruit as the city welcomes a new mayor, Mitch Landrieu, and his new police superintendant, Ronal Serpas. At Landrieu's request, the Justice Department launched the top-to-bottom review of the department.

Mary Howell, a civil rights attorney who represents relatives of one of the Danziger bridge shooting victims, said the police department has been plagued by a pattern of "episodic crises" that have eluded lasting reforms.

"There is either a refusal or inability by local authorities to take care of them," she said. "I think it's a question of leadership. This stuff requires institutional changes that require the political leadership of the community to make it last."

Eric Hessler, a lawyer for Gisevius, said the indictment wasn't a surprise.

"We have long anticipated that this day may come," he said. "We're certainly ready to begin the process of defending him against these allegations."

Claude Kelly, a lawyer for Dugue, called the indictment "a travesty" and denied his client participated in a cover-up.

"This is just overreaching, Monday morning quarterbacking by the government," Kelly said.

Faulcon, who resigned from the department shortly after the storm, was arrested at his home in Houston on Tuesday. Gisevius, Bowen and Villavaso surrendered at FBI headquarters in New Orleans.

U.S. Attorney Jim Letten said prosecutors will ask for all four of them to be detained.

Some of the defense attorneys bristled at the arrest of Faulcon.

"They really didn't have to do that," said Frank DeSalvo, a lawyer for Bowen. "Nobody is going anywhere. We've never thought about doing anything other than face these charges."

Kaufman and Dugue weren't arrested. A date for the six men's initial court appearances wasn't immediately set.

The indictment claims Faulcon shot 40-year-old Ronald Madison, who had severe mental disabilities, in the back as he ran away on the west side of the bridge. Bowen is charged with stomping and kicking Madison while he was lying on the ground, wounded but still alive.

His brother, Lance Madison, was arrested and charged with trying to kill police officers. He was jailed for three weeks and released without being indicted.

Cover-up alleged
Bowen, Gisevius, Faulcon and Villavaso also are accused of shooting at an unarmed family on the east side of the bridge, killing 17-year-old James Brissette and wounding four others.

All six officers are charged with participating in a cover-up. In court filings, police are accused of fabricating nonexistent witnesses, plotting to plant a gun to make it seem as if the shootings were justified and kicking spent shell casings off the bridge weeks after the shootings.

"This indictment is a continuing reminder that the constitution and the rule of law do not take a holiday, even after a hurricane," said Assistant Attorney General Thomas Perez, head of the Justice Department's civil rights division.

Dugue retired from the force earlier this year. Kaufman has been on paid sick leave.

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And here is 'Justice served', in my mind <pointing at my head like an inbred hillbilly tin badge wearer>


Ex-cop sentenced in Katrina shooting coverup


NEW ORLEANS – Michael Hunter stood quietly as a judge sentenced the former New Orleans Police officer Wednesday to eight years in federal prison for his role in the coverup and deadly shooting of unarmed civilians after Hurricane Katrina.

The sentence by U.S. District Judge Sarah Vance was the maximum allowed and nine months more than the sentencing guidelines recommended.

Vance called the police shooting on the Danziger Bridge that killed two and wounded four civilians, "sickeningly brutal."

"It is hard to imagine a more profound breach of public trust than what happened here," Vance said.

Hunter admitted firing at the people on the bridge, although he knew they were unarmed and posed no threat, but said he did not hit anyone. But Vance pointed out that he did nothing to stop his fellow officers from firing, in fact watching "an officer shoot Ronald Madison in the back at close range."

Ronald Madison, 40, and mentally disabled, and James Brissette, 19, were killed and four wounded as they crossed the bridge in search of food five days after Katrina struck Aug. 29, 2005. The officers claimed they opened fire only after being shot at.

Lance Madison, who accompanied his brother, Ronald, and was arrested for attempted murder, testified less than a month later that a group of teenagers started shooting at them before they met police.

Hunter, who pleaded guilty as part of a deal with prosecutors, is one of five former officers who have pleaded guilty in the shootings. Six other current or former officers also have been indicted on charges related to the shooting and coverup.

Before the sentence was read, Hunter told the victims' families and his wife that he was sorry.

"I apologize for not having the moral courage to do the right thing from the beginning," he said.

The Madison family, including Lance Madison, sat in the court's front row. Lorna Humphrey, Madison's sister, said the family appreciated Hunter's coming forward, acknowledging that the truth might not have come out otherwise.

But, she said, Hunter did nothing to comfort her brother as he lay dying, other than intervening when a sergeant began kicking Ronald, using "as much force as he could muster."

"The horror of that scene continues to haunt us to this day," Humphrey said.

Hunter is to report to the Bureau of Prisons on March 14. Prosecutors said they could ask for a sentence reduction if Hunter continues to cooperate and testifies against other officers.

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I'm upsetting the money changers table too, that is more dangerous than jumping out of a plane - Jerry Kane, murdered
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