Miami | “Hannibal Lecter” Man Shot and Killed for Eating Another Man’s Face 28

No, this is not a new sequel by author Thomas Harris, The Silence of the Lambs – this was an actual scene in Miami, Florida. A word of warning… although there are no graphic images, nor is there anything more shown than a blurred out naked body, and the bare legs of two naked men, this news story is true and is a horribly gruesome and violent crime. One man was witnessed literally biting into a man’s face, tearing away the flesh, and chewing….

According to WSVN-Fox 7, at about 2 p.m. on Saturday:

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The Parting Shot for April 18, 2012 11

The better to see you with, my dear….

“I made this image at Myakka River State Park in Sarasota, Florida, this past spring. There had been no rain in the river valley for quite a while, and the waters were at drought level. I found this guy in a shallow depression in the riverbed, along with some trapped fish, and knew I had a good chance for an evening shot with flash.”

Photo credit:  Larry Lynch
Photo source:  National Geographic

CCA to Build a Privatized US Immigrant Prison in Florida 5

If you are not familiar with private prisons, they are prisons built and owned by private companies, stockholders, shareholders, etc.  Each investor makes a profit for each inmate housed in their private prison company.

Why should you be concerned about criminals and prisons?  Because the vast majority of those held in these prisons should NOT be there!  The laws and courts are sentencing an ever increasing number of citizens, and illegal immigrants, to prison purely for profit.  Take note of the correlation of the rise of the prison population is equal to the origination of these prisons in the early 1980′s.  Now with the passing of NDAA FY2012, and the threat of SOPA, this makes any normal, law-abiding citizen a potential candidate to reside in a private prison. More…

A Tea Party summer camp for 8-12 year olds? OMG, now I’ve seen it all… or have I? 1

That’s it… let’s start brain-washing them while they’re young.  In the St Petersburg Times yesterday was an article about a summer camp being held which falls under the umbrella of the Tea Party.

This camp, “hopes to introduce kids ages 8 to 12 to principles that include “America is good,” “I believe in God,” and “I work hard for what I have and I will share it with who I want to. Government cannot force me to be charitable.”

Translation: I work hard for my money and don’t feel like I need to pay taxes.  The Sixteenth Amendment (Amendment XVI) to the United States Constitution allows the Congress to levy an income tax…. More…

Six arrested in brutal murder of Fla. boy Seath Tyler Jackson Reply

(CBS/WKMG) OCALA, Fla. – Six people, including a 15-year-old girl and three other teens, were arrested Tuesday in the murder of 15-year-old Florida boy Seath Tyler Jackson, who was lured to his murder by text message and whose remains were hidden in paint cans, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.

According to deputies, Jackson was shot multiple times by 18-year-old Michael Bargo, who is charged with first-degree murder, in a house in Summerfield, about 60 miles north of Orlando, reports CBS affiliate WKMG.

Michael Bargo, 18, who is charged with first-degree murder

The others arrested were:

Charlie Kay Ely, 18, of Summerfield, who is charged with first-degree murder

Amber E. Wright, 15, of Summerfield, who is charged with first-degree murder

Justin Soto, 20, of Summerfield, who is charged with first-degree murder

James Havens III, 37, of Summerfield, who is charged with accessory after the fact to first-degree murder

Kyle Hooper, 16, of Summerfield, who is charged with first-degree murder

Deputies said Hooper, Wright, Ely, Soto and Bargo were involved in the planning and luring of Jackson to the home.

On Tuesday, a woman told deputies her 16-year-old son had witnessed Jackson’s slaying in a house in Summerfield.

Authorities said the 16-year-old, who is not being identified because of his age, told investigators the group plotted the slaying because Bargo hated Jackson. Authorities say Jackson was lured to the house by a text message.

Deputies said once Jackson arrived at the house, Ely and Bargo began hitting him in the head with wooden objects.

According to the sheriff’s office, Bargo then shot Jackson several times. When Jackson tried to escape, Soto held him down while Bargo continued to shoot him, authorities said. Then, according to the report, Bargo broke the teen’s knees and group members hog-tied him and put his body in a sleeping bag, which was placed in a fire pit in the backyard and burned.

At that point, the sheriff’s office said, the group used bleach to clean the house and shoveled Jackson’s remains into 5-gallon paint cans.

Investigators are still searching for a .22-caliber revolver used in the slaying. The Sheriff’s Office said a dive team found three 5-gallon paint buckets Wednesday afternoon in a lime rock pit. The contents of the cans are being tested to determine if they contain Jackson’s remains.

According to the Sheriff’s Office, some of the suspects told investigators that Bargo shot Jackson. Bargo was located and arrested in Starke, where he fled to stay with friends, deputies said.

The Sheriff’s Office said it was later discovered that Havens was aware of the plan to kill Jackson and assisted with the disposal of the remains. Also, Havens gave Bargo a ride to Starke in an effort to avoid capture, deputies said.

All six were being held in the Marion County Jail.