Jack Cashill Was Right! – Kansas City Serial Killer Was Targeting White Males…
Posted on August 31, 2017 by sundance
Police have arrested a man named Fredrick Demond Scott, a suspect in a years-long series of at least five murders in the Kansas City area. However, a long time before this arrest investigative Journalist and best-selling author Jack Cashill was on the trail of the killings and noting a pattern. All of the victims were white males, and all followed a specific pattern within the geography.
Jack Cashill followed the murders closely and developed a theory that a serial killer dubbed the “Indian Creek Killer”, was a black male racially targeting white men. Cashill’s intuition drew attention to the pattern as it was being uncomfortably avoided by a politically correct media:
“[…] The police see “obvious similarities” in the four Indian Creek deaths, but they are not yet willing to attribute the four killings to one source. To its credit, the Star reported that the victims were “all white men between the ages of 54 and 67.” Had the paper acknowledged a pattern after the third death, however, there might not have been a fourth.”
In May of 2017, after the fourth victim, Cashill wrote: “Four Dead, Is the Indian Creek Killer Targeting White Men in South KC”?
Jack Cashill Was Right! TODAY:
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VIA KC STAR) The 22-year-old man suspected of shooting five middle-aged white men since last year — including four on south Kansas City walking trails — threatened in 2014 to shoot up a school and “kill all white people,” according to court records.
Fredrick Demond Scott, who
was charged Tuesday in two killings and named as a suspect in three more, made those statements in January 2014 at Center Alternative School, as documented in a municipal citation for harassment.
Scott, who is black, has been charged with murder in the deaths of Steven Gibbons, 57, and John Palmer, 54. On Tuesday, Jackson County Prosecutor Jean Peters Baker announced those charges, also naming Scott as a suspect in the killings of
David Lenox, 67;
Timothy S. Rice, 57, of Excelsior Springs; and
Mike Darby, 61, co-owner of Coach’s Bar & Grill at 103rd Street and Wornall Road. (
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Jack Cashill also wrote the definitive book on the Trayvon Martin shooting by George Zimmerman: “If I Had A Son” Amazon Here – Which is where CTH first encountered Mr. Cashill as Treehouse research was a small portion of the investigative material Cashill used.
Jack is one of those writers who follows his instincts, questions everything, and allows the facts as they present themselves to be the source material for his analysis, as noted by his accuracy in the Indian Creek Killer. [May 2017 ↓ ] Follow Jack on Twitter HERE
… In “Stranger in the Village,” Baldwin pointed out the sheer futility of the nostalgia residing at the heart of white supremacy, noting that “No road whatever will lead Americans back to the simplicity of this European village where white men still have the luxury of looking on me as a stranger.” He concluded even more powerfully: “This world is white no longer, and it will never be white again.” Our goal, as classicists, should surely be to finish the dissembling of this dangerously misguided dream of white Europe. To join hands with Baldwin and add: it was never white in the first place. [Emphasis mine]
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