From daemon@mars.galstar.com Wed Feb 19 04:05:28 1997 Received: from mars.galstar.com ([204.251.80.4]) by THE-SPA.COM with ESMTP (IPAD 1.51) id 3166700 ; Wed, 19 Feb 1997 04:05:25 EST Received: (from daemon@localhost) by mars.galstar.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) id DAA25753 for piml-mail; Wed, 19 Feb 1997 03:02:29 -0600 (CST) Received: from emout16.mail.aol.com (emout16.mx.aol.com [198.81.11.42]) by mars.galstar.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with ESMTP id DAA25746 for ; Wed, 19 Feb 1997 03:02:27 -0600 (CST) From: Mo10Cav@aol.com Received: (from root@localhost) by emout16.mail.aol.com (8.7.6/8.7.3/AOL-2.0.0) id DAA03416; Wed, 19 Feb 1997 03:51:42 -0500 (EST) Date: Wed, 19 Feb 1997 03:51:42 -0500 (EST) Message-ID: <970219035140_-1474935817@emout16.mail.aol.com> To: Mo10Cav@aol.com Subject: piml] The John Doe Times, Vol.IV,No.2: MARK THOMAS PLEADS GUILTY!!!!!!!!!! MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-type: multipart/mixed; boundary="PART.BOUNDARY.0.20071.emout16.mail.aol.com.856342300" Errors-To: piml-owner@mars.galstar.com X-bmw: Black Marble Wombat Version 5.1 Galstar Secure Hack --PART.BOUNDARY.0.20071.emout16.mail.aol.com.856342300 Content-ID: <0_20071_856342300@emout16.mail.aol.com.113422> Content-type: text/plain The John Doe Times Volume IV, No. 2 18 February 1997 IN THIS ISSUE: ** MARK THOMAS PLEADS GUILTY!! FORMER VIETNAM WAR DESERTER TO CANADA BUGS OUT ON HIS ARYAN BUDDIES! MICHAEL "JOHN DOE #2" BRESCIA MUST BE GETTIN' THAT OLD SINKIN' FEELIN'. MAHON TO BE IMPLICATED? ** ALSO: KEHOE, A CHIEF SUSPECT IN THE MUELLER MURDERS,"EYE-DEED" AS PERP IN KEYSTONE COPS (WE'RE ONLY DANGEROUS TO BYSTANDERS) SHOOTOUT-- AS BARNEY SINGS: "I MISS YOU, YOU MISS ME, WE'RE ALL CROSSEYED AS CAN BE" ************************************************* The John Doe Times, an on-line, electronic newsletter, is published by the 1st Alabama Cavalry Regiment (Constitutional Militia) and friends. We are a proud and active member of the "Right Wing Media Cabal", Internet Division. We are working our way up the Clinton White House Enemies List as fast as we can. Sic Semper Rodentia. ************************************************* MARK THOMAS PLEADS GUILTY TO EVERYTHING!! PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The leader of the Aryan Nations in Pennsylvania pleaded guilty Tuesday to plotting seven Midwest bank robberies and using the cash to further the white supremacist group's cause. Mark Thomas originally pleaded innocent Feb. 4, shortly after he was indicted with four other men, all members or associates of the ``Aryan Republican Army.'' But his lawyer, David Maynard, said Tuesday that Thomas decided to change his plea almost immediately. ``He's guilty,'' Maynard said. Maynard said prosecutors had not agreed to reduce Thomas' sentence, a maximum of 25 years for conspiracy and two counts of receiving stolen money. But Maynard said he expected the sentence to range from eight to 12 years. The attorney declined to say whether Thomas would follow his protege, Kevin McCarthy, and help authorities. But FBI agent Paul Hendrickson Jr. said Thomas has promised to cooperate. ************************************** JDT Commentary: "Promised to cooperate"? We hear he's singing like a bird. Bye-bye, Brescia. Bye-Bye, Millar. Bye-bye, Mahon. Bye-bye, Butler. Bye-bye, Pierce. ************************************* McCarthy's testimony has already helped convict Scott Stedeford of Ardmore, charged with robbing an Iowa bank, and Peter Langan, charged in two Ohio robberies. In addition to McCarthy, Langan and Stedeford, the Philadelphia indictment also charges Michael W. Brescia of Philadelphia. Thomas and four others stand accused in Pennsylvania of plotting seven of the 22 Midwest bank robberies attributed to the Aryan Republican Army Thomas, a minister in the Christian Identity Movement, was accused of recruiting members of the gang at his home in Macungie. A grand jury said the gang members divided the proceeds among themselves, then contributed a share to Thomas for their self-styled organization. (Please see attachment on Aryan Ohio Shootout.) --PART.BOUNDARY.0.20071.emout16.mail.aol.com.856342300 Content-ID: <0_20071_856342300@emout16.mail.aol.com.113423> Content-type: text/plain; name="JDT4-2A.TXT" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable 
THE JOHN DOE TIMES

Volume IV, No. 2 Attachment

18 February 1997

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"IT SCARES THE DAYLIGHTS OUT OF ME"

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FBI JOINS HUNT FOR GUNMEN; LINKS TO SUPREMACISTS CITED



BY Tanya Bricking

Cincinnati Enquirer

18 February 1997



WILMINGTON-- The FBI has declared two weekend shootouts with police in th=

is

small Clinton County farm town an act of "domestic violence" and joined t=

he

manhunt for the men involved.

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JDT Commentary:  "Domestic violence"?  Like spousal abuse?  Oh no, more g=

ay

Nazis!  I think they mean domestic terrorism here, but with NeoNazis thes=

e

days its hard to tell.

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Authorities are searching for two suspects who fled after shooting at pol=

ice

in separate incidents Saturday after the Chevrolet Suburban they were dri=

ving

was stopped for a registration violation on Ohio 73, about 45 miles north=

east

of Cincinnati.

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The FBI stepped in with the "domestic terrorism" classification beacuse

authorities suspect the gunmen have connections to militia groups or othe=

r

anti-government organizations, said Steve Kosky, an FBI media representat=

ive

in the Cincinnati office.  The federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and

Firearms also has joined the investigation.

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"In these cases, if you have a group, or an association of people who may=

 or

may not be involved in activities like trying to overthrow the federal

government, that's a classification you can use," Mr. Kosky said.

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The classification doesn't give the FBI any additional authority or power=

s,

but was necesary for agents to help local law enforcement investigate the=



crime, Mr. Kosky said.  He declined to elaborate on what knid of help his=



office is giving.

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"The especially hard thing for local police departments is to find eviden=

ce

and get cooperation from people in other states," Mr. Kosky said.  "We ca=

n

get it with a phone call."

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Police found at least one AR-15 military-style assault weapon in the

abandoned Chevy Suburban.  Authorities say the vehicle may belong to Sean=



michael Haines, 19, of Spokane, Wash., listed in court documents as the

"youth leader of the Aryan Nation white separatist group" in Spokane.

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Mr. Haines was arrested two months ago in Sioux Falls, S.D., and charged =

with

having a rifle stolen from one of the victims in an Arkansas triple slayi=

ng

last year.

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Police are also looking fro Jacob Myron Settle, 39, and a man identified =

only

as Chevie Kehoe for questioning in connection with the shootout.

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"Obviously, those guys are dangerous," said Pope County, Ark., Sheriff Ja=

y

Winters, who is waiting for evidence police gather here.  "Law enforcemen=

t

wants to do anything to get these guys picked up, because they are so wil=

ling

and able to open fire."

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The Anti-Defamation League in Columbus suspects the gunmen were in Ohio t=

o

join the Clinton County chapter of the Aryan Nation for a march Sunday in=



Columbus.

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The Ohio Chapter of Aryan Nation sponsored the Statehouse raly to protest=



Black History Month, which is February.  About 40 members of the Aryan Na=

tion

and the Ku Klux Klan attended the rally, along with about 300

counter-demonstrators who drowned out the white supremacist speakers.

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Alan Katchen, head of the Columbus Anti-Defamation League, said it was "t=

oo

much of a coincidence" that people with potential links to the Aryan Nati=

on

in the Pacific Northwest were in Clinton County the day before the

demonstration.

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JDT Commentary:  Whaddaya know?  A stopped clock is right twice a day.

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But about 12 miles from Wilmington in Clinton County's New Vienna, Aryan

Nation state leader Harold "Ray" Redfeairn laughed at the connection made=



between the gunmen and his group.

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"It kind of amuses me," said the Rev. Mr. Redfeairn, 44, pastor of the Ch=

urch

of Jesus Christ Christian.  "If we wanted the attention we have ways of

getting it on our own."

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He said he heard about the shootouts but never heard of the suspects and

didn't recognize them in a police-car video he saw on television.

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"They look like a couple of skinheads," the Rev. Mr. Redfeairn said.  "If=



they were in fact Aryan Nation and involved in the Arkansas deaths, they'=

d be

well advised to turn themselves in to police before they get to us.  What=

 the

Aryan Nation stands for is white families and white children-- not killin=

g

white families."

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The mystery behind the shootout is the talk of Wilmington, population 11,=

200

where a nickel still buys an hour in the parking meters.  The site of the=



first shooting is fairly busy with such businesses as Domino's Pizza and

Crispy Creme Donuts.

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"Everybody who comes in is talking about it," said Melissa Graesser, who =

was

making pastries at Crispy Creme Saturday when she heard sirens.  "This is=

 a

quiet town, nothing much ever happens here."

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Just outside downtown Wilmington, Frank Marsden, 56, was back home Monday=



after unwittingly becoming part of the weekend adventure.

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He was in his truck with his wife and son, going out for a belated

Valentine's Day lunch, when a shot directed at a Wilmington police office=

r

hit him in the left shoulder.

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He tried to go back to work Monday as a bricklayer, but coworkers sent hi=

m

home.

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"I just don't want to give in to myself," he said.  "It happened so fast,=

 I

didn't give it much thought.  When I think back on it, I just feel bad fo=

r my

wife.  It could have hit her.  It could have hit me in the head."

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His wife, Mary, 57, said she won't have peace of mind until the gunmen ar=

e

captured.

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"It scares the daylights out of me," she said.  "They may not even be her=

e

now, but to me, it's scary whether they're here or not."

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Enquirer reporters Ben L. Kaufman, Lucy May and Tom O'Neill contributed t=

o

this report.

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