Since Bob Enyart LIES won't be in studio on science-fiction Friday let's plan to have the ShadowGov assassins & the Kekoa's meet at the Boulder PD on Friday April 5th in the afternoon. Dani will make an apt with Chief Beckner & Detective Foster for us all to meet and discuss the murder of JonBenet Ramsey & The Clues That Break The Case - everyone wants to know why pastor Bob's DNA was on the panties of the 6 yr-old princess in addition to the "touch DNA" sample he left when pulling her pants down... This will be Adolph's final chance to clear his name with a "Small Foreign Faction" DNA sample. What time shall we tell the police Bob will meet with us? - We'll be there all afternoon. ;-)
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***BREAKING***
ReplyDeleteArapahoe County DA GEORGE BRAUCHLER:
For CLOWN movie theater shooter "JUSTICE IS DEATH"
AURORA, Colo. - Prosecutors announced Monday morning they are seeking the death penalty against Aurora theater shooting suspect James Holmes.
In court, District Attorney George Brauchler immediately announced, "It is my determination and intention that in this case for James Eagan Holmes, justice is death."
READ MORE: http://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/aurora-theater-shooting-case-could-end-monday-with-holmes-plea-deal-offer
Arapahoe DA George Brauchler (George Brauchler for DA) was Deputy DA in neighboring Jefferson County (Jeffco). In 1999, DA George Brauchler NAILED CONVICTED CHILD ABUSER "pastor" ROBERT "BOB" ADOLPH ENYART for "CRUELTY TOWARD CHILD" of a Jefferson County cop's son.
The DAY BEFORE COLUMBINE 4/19/99, DA GEORGE BRAUCHLER wrote the following about CONVICTED CHILD ABUSER "pastor" ROBERT ADOLPH ENYART:
"The Defendant [ADOLPH ENYART] is 'defiant' about the criminality of his conduct, as found by TWO SEPARATE JURIES.
"The Defendant has shown a complete lack of remorse for his conduct. Despite two separate jury verdicts to the contrary, and a previous sentence of 60 days jail for his conduct, the Defendant said at his sentencing 'Since I [ADOLPH] think what I did was right [ABUSING CHILDREN], it's hard for me to ask you to be lenient, because I [ADOLPH] think being lenient would be wrong.'
"If a convicted thief told the Court that he believed theft was right and that he'd continue to do it, the Court would have reason to sentence him more significantly than it would someone who acknowledged their misdeed. If a convicted drunk driver told the court that he though driving drunk was not wrong and that the law was "stupid, ridiculous, bad, ignorant, and ill advised," just as the Defendant [ADOLPH] described the Child Abuse law he was convicted of violating, the Court would have reason to sentence him more significantly than someone who admitted their mistake. Likewise, when the Defendant [ADOLPH] is convicted of Child Abuse and he makes these same comments to the Court, the Court has good reason to sentence him as the Court has done here.
"The victim's father [a cop], who was consulted on this matter, strongly opposes any reduction in the Defendant's sentence.
"The Court's sentence is reasonable in light of the Defendant's conduct, and is fairly calculated to encourage the Defendant to respect and obey the law. In commenting on his criminal conduct, the Defendant has state many times 'I will do right and risk the consequences.' Two juries have told the Defendant [ADOLPH] he was wrong; the risked consequences have been imposed. They should not be reduced."
-DA George Brauchler, People's Response to Enyart Motion, 4/19/99 -- http://url.ie/h61a
See the entire CASE FILE HERE -- http://url.ie/h61c
Jesus said, "It would be better for him if a millstone were hung around his neck and he were thrown into the sea, than that he would cause one of these little ones to stumble" (Luke 17:2).
Soon enough. One murderer at a time.