Oh, great. Another murdering thug the euroweenies can shed their crocodile tears over.

Left by kma on August 27th, 2007 at 10:27 pm

*Kenneth Foster didn’t pull the trigger in this case. His fellow gang-banger Mauriceo Brown (executed on July 19, 2006) did. But Foster is going to pay with his life for being an accessory to the crime.

Or ‘law of parties’ as it is known or ‘Hang around with a killer and you can get the death penalty’ as it should be known!
Foster was the get away driver when he and Brown went on a spate of robberies. Evidence suggests that Foster remained in the car unaware that Brown intended to kill his next robbery victim.

Whether you for the death penalty or not, you got to draw the line somewhere. I have heard of greater criminal acts of murder and violance getting a few years in Jail. This guy waits in a car and gets the death penalty. Doesn’t make sense to me.

Jonny

Left by Jon on August 28th, 2007 at 4:11 am

It’s 10 p.m. here in Texas, and still no news about his execution. Either Mike Graczyk is on vacation, or the execution was stopped.

Left by Robbie on August 28th, 2007 at 10:20 pm

First of all, before you make any comment or judgment regarding Daroyce, maybe you should meet him, know him, or know the true story. Don’t cast judgment based on what you read in some newspaper or magazine. If you aren’t intelligent enough to delve into the facts of the case then keep your mouth shut. I have know Daroyce all of my life and I KNOW for a fact that he would NEVER commit murder. He is a wonderful person and I have hoped and prayed for years that he be acquitted. Justice is served when the person truly guilty of the crime receives just punishment. It is no humans place to play God. And please don’t try to give me the “eye for an eye” speech. That was meant for God to decide and Him only.

Left by Stephanie on August 28th, 2007 at 11:44 pm

Excuse my mistake in the last comment. I meant to say “known”, not know. To continue, we borrowed the idea of a trial by a jury of our peers from the Magna Carta, a document written in the year 1215. The Constitution does its best, as does the justice system, but a person is also innocent until PROVEN guilty. They could have let the forensic experts come in and it would’ ve been a whole other story. We can’t continue to commit murder in the name of so-called justice. I agree it is hard to lose someone close to you and in the name of revenge you would want something done. I would as well. But it will come. To all of us. Being that sin is sin. And the sins we commit everyday aren’t seen as any less in the eyes of our LORD.

Left by Stephanie on August 28th, 2007 at 11:49 pm

If you aren’t intelligent enough to delve into the facts of the case then keep your mouth shut.

The above would apply to you. The creep is dead.

Left by kma on August 29th, 2007 at 12:25 am

To continue, we borrowed the idea of a trial by a jury of our peers from the Magna Carta, a document written in the year 1215

Indeed you did, and it seems it has stood still since then!
We use the same trial bury jury system, but ours seems to have advanced far more than your judicial system.
The fact that DNA evidence is often ignored is beyond belief.
I was lucky enough to attend th wedding of Sir Alec Jeffries’ daughter (Alec Jeffries being a pioneer in genetic fingerprinting). This guy, along with his colleagues has advanced the possibility of ruling someone guilty, or indded innocent more than anyone else in the past 500 years.
It staggers me that people are going to their deaths with DNA evidence still pending.

Jonny

Left by Jon on August 29th, 2007 at 1:51 am

Oh, brother! One is blithering about the magna carta while the other is blithering about dna when the defense was that he shot four people under duress.

Left by kma on August 29th, 2007 at 7:00 am

I’m not talking about DaRoyce KMA, as far as I read he actually confessed didn’t he?

I’m talking about those who have DNA evidence pending investigation as they are being lead to the death chamber.

Jonny

Left by Jon on August 29th, 2007 at 9:55 am

Kenneth Foster was the getaway car driver, who stayed in the car, and he should be executed? You know, this way more and more people will change their mind concerning the dp.

Jacques
Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Left by Jacques on August 29th, 2007 at 10:48 am

I’m talking about those who have DNA evidence pending investigation as they are being lead to the death chamber.

I’m unaware of any. I think there might have been some who wanted dna tests but the result would be irrelevant, i.e., where there was an overwhelming amount of guilt. Coleman comes to mind. He had a record for violent sex offenses, opportunity, a shit load of circumstantial evidence, a failed poly, and a + dna test. Ten years after his execution, they still were claiming he was innocent (because he was such a pretty boy), got a court order for a second more sophisticated dna test which of course proved that he was guilty. I know a few others but they aren’t dp cases. Again, there are situations where dna doesn’t matter evidentiary wise .

Left by kma on August 29th, 2007 at 11:07 am

Kenneth Foster was the getaway car driver, who stayed in the car, and he should be executed?

Definitely. He chose who was going to be robbed by gun point and stalked this person for 5 miles.

You know, this way more and more people will change their mind concerning the dp.

I doubt it. The law of parties and the felony murder rules has been around for centuries. We got it from British commonlaw. lol! The purpose it to punish for sbehavior, i.e., aggravated robber, where it can be forseen that someone is going to get killed.

Left by kma on August 29th, 2007 at 11:10 am

I doubt it. The law of parties and the felony murder rules has been around for centuries. We got it from British commonlaw.

No you didn’t - the ‘Law of Parties’ rule is a Texan made point of law.
It’s wrong, and it allows people with overwhelming evidence get away with 10 years, while people whom sit in cars get the death penalty.
If you are going to have such an archaic punishment, then at least be consistent with it!
It has nothing to do with a common british judicial system.

Jonny

Left by Jon on August 29th, 2007 at 5:13 pm

It’s obvious some people have extreme views on this issue and I completely understand that. To be honest, I’m not totally against the death penalty. I just have a slight problem with people being allowed to play God. I have 5 boxes of letters from Daroyce encompassing the last several years. I KNOW him and have for as long as I can remember. HE DID NOT commit those murders. I don’t care what he “confessed” to. He had several different stories after being interrogated for hours on end. Look at the forensic evidence. It doesn’t make sense. The wrong guy was killed and the other one is sitting in his cell now laughing. Daroyce wasn’t the “creep.” I have always been proud to be a Texan, but not today. I won’t sit here and be concerned with what someone says about him because neither would he. He would tell me to let it roll off my back. People love Daroyce. His funeral will be packed with those people. Those are the ones who knew him, the ones who believe in him, and the ones who know he isn’t some “murderous thug.” So, he’s dead. Yeah, you’re right. And I cannot wait until you go before God and attest for your sins. He never asked any of us to be his assistant in choosing when people die. He has it all under control. I’m through with this blog. I just came across it yesterday and had to respond to a few things. I have better things to do and smarter people to conversate with. I wish you all the best, opinions and all.

Left by Stephanie on August 29th, 2007 at 5:37 pm

Thank you Stephanie for your opinion, I’m reading this blog for the last week and for an European lots of the comments are really hard to understand. I’m against the dp because you can’t reverse it. Furthermore people should not kill other people in a civilized society.

People should be less hard for each other, instead help each other more and look after each other. This will result in a better living environment and less crime. It’s only me, me, me, me, myself and I and I don’t care about anyone else, these days. It’s a negative downwards spiral and God knows where it ends.

It’s a sad, sad situation.

Left by Jacques on August 29th, 2007 at 6:21 pm

It has nothing to do with a common british judicial system.

The law of parties is the state of Texas’ codification of the British common law felony murder rule which dates back to 12th Century and was not fully abolished in the UK until 1967.

Left by kma on August 29th, 2007 at 7:33 pm

People should be less hard for each other, instead help each other more and look after each other.

People shouldn’t enter a business, rob it, and shoot five innocent people. But, since they do, we will continue to enforce the death penalty.

Left by kma on August 29th, 2007 at 7:38 pm

I wish you all the best, opinions and all.

And I wish that you never run into any one like Mosely who would shoot you dead in a heart beat.

Left by kma on August 29th, 2007 at 7:40 pm

I am a white 59 year old woman that totally believes that DaRoyce didn’t get a fair trial.

In a small town that hasn’t solved a serial murder that happened 24 years ago, leans towards a botched investigation and an admitted guilt after hours and hours of interrogation. After having one unsolved serial murder in Kilgore in 1983, a quick resolution was needed to save face and they got it. No money, no forensics; and it would have made a difference. It’s too late now, but DaRoyce was cheated of a thorough investigation that a white man would have gotten. His uncle had just gotten out of prison and he knew just when and how to turn on DaRoyce to keep himself off Death Row. Yes, I knew DaRoyce, and that’s why I can state my claim of innocence. He got caught up in some bad company and paid with his life.

This could happen to any of our children that might make a bad decision to be with the wrong crowd at the wrong time. Good kids can do some bad things and if his uncle had not come into his life, this bad thing would not have happened to DaRoyce. God Bless you DaRoyce

Left by MAB on August 29th, 2007 at 9:49 pm

He paid for it with his life? So did four innocent people and and a fifth women who is paralyzed for life. But unlike Mosley, they didn’t shoot and kill anyone. He got a fair trial. No, this could not happen to any of our children. Good kids do not commit armed robbery and murder four people. It never ceases to amaze me how people minimize the most disgusting actions. And I really don’t give a damn what color you are. Whether you, a defendant, or a victim, is white, black, brown, or asian, makes no difference to me in evaluating a case. You omit that he bragged to friends, that there were witnesses, that he changed his story numerous times and finally admitted to the shooting but claimed he did it under duress. No body falls for that crap.

Left by kma on August 29th, 2007 at 10:47 pm

British common law felony murder rule which dates back to 12th Century and was not fully abolished in the UK until 1967.

That’s what i’m trying to tell you KMA.
We’ve moved on in 40 years. Hell, it was only three years previous to that when we still had capital punishment.
So in theory, we are 40 years ahead of you guys?
Just as I thought.

Jonny

Left by Jon on August 30th, 2007 at 3:00 am

That’s what i’m trying to tell you KMA.

No, that was not what you were trying to tell me. You were shooting your mouth off, once again, on things you know nothing about and you were wrong. The law of parties/felony murder rules is based on british common law.

So in theory, we are 40 years ahead of you guys?

Not now; not ever. You just chose to give a pass to all murderers no matter how horrible their crimes.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 5:41 am

I am a white 59 year old woman that totally believes that DaRoyce didn’t get a fair trial.

Are you a lawyer? Have you examined all of the states evidence and all of the testimony presented at trial? Were you on the jury?

Yeah, I didn’t think so. Yet a jury of yours and his peers who did see and here all of the evidence (to include his TWO confessions) found him guilty.

And quite a few appellate courts and judges much smarter and more versed in the law than you or I have also weighed the evidence and found him guilty of killing those 4 people that he said he killed.

As for God “blessing him”? Sorry, but he’s burning in hell right now.

Left by Robbie on August 30th, 2007 at 7:41 am

It appears KMA obviously doesn’t have a life because who has time to sit here and monitor this site all day and post comments to what was said. Perhaps KMA should focus all this time and energy and do something useful like start a support group for surviors of violent crimes or provide assistance to the love ones of the people put to death. I’m hoping that maybe he/she is a relative to someone who was murdered at Katies and this will at least make me understand why so much attention is focused to this negative topic. If you are a surviving relative my heart goes out to you if not get a life !!!!!!

Left by Bridget on August 30th, 2007 at 8:20 am

So you think all lawyers and judges are right just because you think they are smart? You need to do some research and see how many inmates have been released because of errors and especially the ones made by prosecutors not turning over all the evidence. Do you know how many inmates have been released nationwide on Death Row? Look it up, you will be surprised. Lawyers and judges make big-time mistakes all the time. And, surely you know how they get confessions..check that out too. State’s evidence means nothing when they don’t have it because it was denied. They wanted a done-deal and they got it. In this small town, like I said, they needed it. Their record isn’t too great. Unless you live here and really know what went on, you know nothing. Your ignorance is probably due to your age. And, as far as God blessing him…God blesses everyone. Shame on you!

Left by mab on August 30th, 2007 at 8:41 am

Thirteen years from the time of the murders, until justice was delivered.

Seems more than a reasonable amount of time for any and all possible appeals and reviews, and new evidence and facts.

I’m originally from East Texas, and I’m familiar with the brutal KFC murders that were committed in Kilgore. Everyone knew who one of the suspects was, and if I’m not mistaken, the well connected suspect was arrested and tried, many years later.

I see Jon is still trying to convince himself of his superiority in all things.

Has that rising violent crime rate fallen in the UK since this past weekend? They released any more inmates due to overcrowding?

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 9:05 am

Well, Bridget, stay in school, study hard, learn a skill and you, too, may be able to own your own business and work when and how ever much you want someday, too. However, judging by the stupidity of your comments, I doubt you would ever be able to achieve such a goal. Oh, and I will take fries with that!

Also, correcting the blatant misstatements of facts and the misstatements of the law on these cases is a vital service to honest people who wish to learn. Obviously, you don’t fall into that catagory.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 9:13 am

Shame on you!

Oh, shame on you! Mosley did it. He got a fair trial. He got a fair state and federal appeal. He was executed. Get over it.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 9:16 am

Hey, No2Libs! Do you think today will make it a trifecta? It certainly would send a message that if you come to Texas and murder its citizens, they will execute you.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 9:28 am

Morning KMA.
As long as justice is served to the satisfaction of the law, I am all for it.
I provided a link on the Conner thread, that showed a continued decline in the number of people on death row, waiting there destiny. I’m sure many will interpret that info to their own biases, but to me, it means the message is getting out to those who would and do murder.
Kill our citizens, and you will die for it.

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 10:26 am

No2Libs: I just heard that the board of pardons is recommending that Perry grant Foster a pardon. If you live in Texas or not, please call the govenor’s office and say you object to it. If they want to change the law, that is up to the state legislature and not the board of pardons.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 11:25 am

KMA…done!
In my opinion, he murdered that helpless citizen, and scarred the life of his girlfriend, by driving the car and stalking the victims, just as if he had run over them with it.

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 11:43 am

From my alma maters newspaper:

“So I think the board might find political cover in the public concern about this execution.”

That would explain some of their recommendation.

From the attorney of the condemned:

“Even within the confines of prison Foster can make a real contribution to the outer world, the free world as they call it,” Hampton said. “I think if his death sentence were commuted to life he would continue in that growth and really be an asset to our society.”

Of course he doesn’t explain how that would be possible. The intellectual gymnastics required to understand that statement, could cause serious mental injury.
/pretzel logic relativism

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 12:05 pm

So you think all lawyers and judges are right just because you think they are smart?

No, but I do believe in our system of justice. And even though the wheels do grind slowly at times, they do a damned fine job of getting it right nearly all of the time.

DaRoyce was a murdering thug. The evidence and his own confessions are overwhelming. He’s a very, very bad person, and the world is a better and safer place now that he is gone.

Left by Robbie on August 30th, 2007 at 12:08 pm

Unfortunately, Perry is commuting his sentence. This means Foster will eventually be paroled. Oh well, 2 out of 3 aint bad. lol!

Left by UNN on August 30th, 2007 at 12:18 pm

“Even within the confines of prison Foster can make a real contribution to the outer world, the free world as they call it,” Hampton said. “I think if his death sentence were commuted to life he would continue in that growth and really be an asset to our society.”

A very misleading statement in that people will think that he will remain in prison for life. Life means 40 years, minus time served, minus early release.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 12:20 pm

“So I think the board might find political cover in the public concern about this execution.

Another misleading statement in that the antis lie about the facts of the case and the culpability of Foster so it’s rare that the public knows about what pos these guys are.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 12:23 pm

So it appears another murderer will weasel out of his due justice.

While I disagree, if the law is being followed, including the pardons and paroles aspect, I can be satisfied that the process is just.

That this miscreant, and social misfit, will eventually be eligible for parole, should come as no comfort, to anyone.

My deepest sympathies to the family of his victim(s), as there will be no closure from their loved ones loss, in their life time.

Now, according to the wisdom of Mr. Foster’s attorney, we can look forward to a forthcoming cure for cancer, and the common cold, provided by this predator, while he is in prison.

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 12:49 pm

While I disagree, if the law is being followed, including the pardons and paroles aspect, I can be satisfied that the process is just.

It wasn’t. It’s not the board of pardons and paroles to change the law. They substituted their judgment for that of the people of Texas, the jury, the state and federal appellate courts up to the USSC. And considering his priors for armed robbery and shooting in an occupied car, there is nothing sympathetic about him to have recommended a commutation. He’s just a time bomb.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 12:53 pm

As for God “blessing him”? Sorry, but he’s burning in hell right now.

Since you seem to know everything please tell me how if he “confessed” to killing the four people why he only got charged with ONE murder and his uncle was convicted of ALL of the other murders.

Left by AMM on August 30th, 2007 at 3:21 pm

KMA, I agree that he should have gotten his “cocktail” today. I don’t agree with the board or the governor, but I still defend our process, even when I don’t like the outcome.
When the legislature meets next, I know of at least one letter my rep will be getting, to visit this law and strengthen it.

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 3:35 pm

I think all of those leaving negative comments about people rather the person did wrong or not is wrong. The man is dead and let him rest in peace. Rather he did it or not, it is none of your concern. Him and only him will have to answer to GOD. No one should judge anyone.

KMA you have your own business but you sound ignorant. You talking about people who have their own opinions about things. Were you present at Katie’s on the night of the killings, NO you weren’t so how can you talk about something that you have only read about. How can you pass judgement on the young lady Bridget by leaving just a negative comment in response. No one has talked bad to you, why should you talk that way to someone else. Who cares if you own a business, it doesn’t give you the right to belittle someone else.

You see, people who believe in the Lord knows that you making negative comments about someone and rejoicing over a death, no matter what the person has done, is just like you have killed them yourself. A sin is a sin sweetheart. In the eyes of GOD, ever sin is seen the same. You and only you will have to answer to him, just like the rest of us. So, if he is going to hell, so are you becuase you are such a negative person. I hope and pray that you and no one else does.

You can say what you what, but you really don’t sound like a smart person. You just seem lonely and bored and need to lash out on people and so you use these blogs to do it. This is my first time every leaving a message but KMA you are wrong. You can whatever you like about me, because what you eat don’t make me S***. Before you say, I have a business and do you want fries with that…I am 30-year-old college grad with a bachlelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering. I have a great job. I live in Kilgore and I did know DaRoyce when I was in school. I don’t know if he did or not, only the people there can answer that question. You need to put yourself in someone else’s shoes.

One day you may be in the wrong place at the wrong time and may be charged with something that you didn’t do, but all the evidence may point directly to you or let’s say it’s your child. Someone may have saw him there and the police may tell him that if he confesses he will get a smaller amount of time, or someone he was with may say they will kill him if he doesn’t…who knows.

All you know is that you believe your child no matter what the press, the police or anyone else says. Stop judging, before you are the person or someone you know is that person. I can hear it now, you will never be in a situation like that. But never say never. Let GOD judge and you stop acting as such. I will not ever be on here again so you leaving your comment will not matter to me. I will never read it.

Left by Blessed on August 30th, 2007 at 5:10 pm

They always say they won’t come back, don’t they?

Just because someone knew the criminal, and believed they were innocent, doesn’t mean he was innocent, either. I grew up in a town near Kilgore, and the salutatorian of my high school class was a good friend of mine. If I were to see him today, I would either cross the street, or ignore him. Once he began his criminal career, while on scholarship to Baylor, he became progressively worse, and I can no longer count the times I’ve heard he has been incarcerated and released, in both state and federal prisons. A guilty man saying he is innocent, is nothing new.

I prefer to trust the judgement of the twelve on the jury, and of the collective judgement of those who reviewed his appeals, at the state and federal levels.
It’s a shame the person you once knew, is no more, but it was his actions that created this situation. I notice you didn’t express any concern for the victims of his crimes, or avail yourself of the edit feature.

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 6:46 pm

I am 30-year-old college grad with a bachlelor’s Degree in Electrical Engineering.

Bwah!!!!!

Your poor reading comprehension, numerous grammar and spelling errors, lack of logic, and the fact that you make no fucking sense, gives you away. Go sell crazy elsewhere, Blessed. No one’s buying.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 7:26 pm

Good point Blessed!

DaRoyce was granted an evidentiary hearing, an opportunity to develop non-record facts. The expert wanted $1,066.44 to come and testify and present the crucial evidence at the hearing. Because he was indigent, an appointed council had to file a motion to the court requesting the money needed. The court denied it and once again DaRoyce was shut out before getting to court with an expert and cheated of his ability to present his evidence.

In a report written by Edward E Hueske, Director of ‘Forensic Science Associates’

The final results of the detailed report are as follows; If DaRoyce had remained inside Katie¹s Lounge during the shootings, he would have quite likely gotten exposed to additional GSR due to being in the proximity of a weapon being fired. This is not indicated by the test results obtained by Rojas.

The results of this testing tend to support statements made by DaRoyce Mosley that he fired one shot prior to entering Katies¹s lounge and that he fled Katie¹s Lounge after the bar maid was shot by Ray Don Mosley without firing any shots himself.

‘This evidence to the courts was denied because they would not give the money to Forensic Science Associates. A man can be denied important evidence to his case, basically because he is poor.

The full report can be obtained from: Forensic Science Associates 541 Halifax Lane Copell Texas 75019 Report on the Examination of Evidence Associated with State of Texas vs DaRoyce Lamont Mosley

Left by mab on August 30th, 2007 at 7:36 pm

That’s right. The state will not pay for specious evidence that will not prove a petitioner is innocent. You claim it is important evidence. You claim that you and others were his friends and have great jobs, yet you couldn’t cough up a measly thousand bucks?

You let your friend die???? lol! Again, sell crazy elsewhere.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 8:29 pm

he would have quite likely gotten exposed to additional GSR

That qualifier does not make for a very convincing argument.
Since I haven’t seen the forensic evidence, perhaps some one can tell me if there was blood splatter found on Mr. Mosley or his clothes, and if so, from which victim(s)?
And what of the admission of guilt when he was arrested? If all he did was run from the scene, when his Uncle had shot the poor woman, why did he admit wrong doing? Why didn’t he go to the police and inform them of what his Uncle had done?
Far too much time, and far too many opportunities for a miscarriage of justice to be averted, which is why I believe justice was served.

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 8:47 pm

No2Libs:

What she posted is what she found on the internet by some scumpal. As you noticed there is very little info. She doesn’t’ say why the court denied the funds. The posting makes it look like the guy actually examined the evidence. More likely the atty sent him a letter with the 5th -6th version of Mosley’s facts and gave him the gsr result, and the expert responded that based on what you told me, I would testify to X for X dollars. He never examined the evidence. They don’t’ tell you where the gsr was collected from. I suspect it was a glove that was tossed in the woods and recovered a day or more later. Also, gsr results on clothing is very inaccurate in that there is often a lot more residue present than collected. There is also the issue of contamination. Etcetera. Etcetera.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 9:22 pm

n2l:
While I disagree, if the law is being followed, including the pardons and paroles aspect, I can be satisfied that the process is just.

kma:
It wasn’t. It’s not the board of pardons and paroles to change the law.

I’m puzzled… The great Texas law was followed or not or what?

Left by Jacques on August 30th, 2007 at 9:31 pm

You would have to live in this town to know all the facts. It was really botched and the uncle turned on DaRoyce very quickly and the officials grabbed his bargain and ran. After sixteen hours of interrogation they received an admission from DaRoyce but that means nothing in the way they got it. Why do you think that DaRoyce didn’t accept a plea bargain and wanted his day in court? He lost his battle because his uncle knew how to play the game. After all, he was a very experienced criminal. This town was overwhelmed with support for DaRoyce. No one let DaRoyce die as it was out of our hands. Do your homework KMA, a person just can’t come up with money and get forensic results. Again, your ignorance is showing your age. I don’t recall saying anything about having a great job or being a friend. You read too much between the lines and make up things as you go. Come to Kilgore and do your own investigation. You would be surprised.

Left by mab on August 30th, 2007 at 9:41 pm

“The evidence and his own confessions are overwhelming. He’s a very, very bad person, and the world is a better and safer place now that he is gone.”

I’m pretty much over getting upset with people who obviously have no clue as to what they are talking about. For the record, the evidence was not overwhelming in the least. Have you actually checked into that? I have personally spoken to three judges who even believe Daroyce did not receive a fair trial. I believe someone earlier mentioned the fact that some of the people commenting weren’t in the courtroom. Well, some of us were. And let me ask you this, were you? Did you know him? I know you will respond something to the effect of no, and you’re glad you don’t and he’s a murdering thug, and so on and so on….blah blah blah. Who are you to say he’s burning in hell? Are you the personal assistant of God? Does HE consult with you on these matters? I think not. I think we should all be free to have our thoughts and opinions. I believe that Daroyce is in a much better place. He has listened to me and been a wonderful friend over the past 13 years and well before that. He’s offered the best of advice, of which I have taken. And I’m no murderer. I work with children and I use Daroyce’s story as a lesson to them. You never know when one wrong decision will affect you for the rest of your life. None of us do. And I’m sorry to tell you but the “59 yr old white woman” was right. Anything like this could happen to anyone’s children, regardless of color, socioeconomic status, etc. I’ve seen it happen to the so-called best. Daroyce overcame many obstacles in life, obstacles the majority of people never even encounter. I’m not asking that you feel sorry for him in the least. He would never want that. But let me reiterate what I have said before. HE IS NO MURDERER!!! Mark my words and I cannot wait for you to meet him one day, if the Lord blesses you. Believe what you want, think what you want. I know. I’m not expecting to change your mind, and not trying to.

Left by Stephanie on August 30th, 2007 at 9:53 pm

I’m puzzled

I’m not surprised.

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 9:55 pm

Do your own homework. As usual, you contradict yourself. According to you, anyone with a thousand bucks could have hired him. You and others said you knew him, believed he was innocent, it doesn’t take a great job to come up with a thousand bucks. Wouldn’t put your money where your mouth is? As far as age goes, this b.s. ‘you weren’t there so you don’t know’ and ‘come to Kilgore for the truth’ crap is immature and nonsense.

Rereading the appeal opinion and Mosley’s different accounts on how he murdered those poor people made me sick.

Mosley received a fair trial, was convicted, lost all his appeals and was executed. Get over it.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 9:59 pm

While I disagree

And why?

Left by Jacques on August 30th, 2007 at 10:02 pm

I have personally spoken to three judges who even believe Daroyce did not receive a fair trial.

Right. And about 20 judges who actually reviewed the evidence said he did.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 10:04 pm

I’m not surprised.

No answer though. That doesn’t puzzle me.

Left by Jacques on August 30th, 2007 at 10:21 pm

KMA, you don’t care about those poor people that were murdered. What a joke. As ugly as you talk with your immature remarks prove that you are not a caring person. I’m willing to bet that you spend too much time on your computer and stick your nose where it doesn’t belong. I have a personal interest because I knew DaRoyce. Your interest is to run your mouth making remarks that you know nothing about. You can read about any crime anywhere in the world and have an opinion and think you know so much just because you “read” all about it. But, I lived this one and I know more than you will ever know. So, go to another post and make your statements to someone that cares. That might be hard for you to find. I can get over it but it seems you can’t. Do something constructive, like get a job and quit wasting everyone’s time with your replies and showing your ignorance.

Left by mab on August 30th, 2007 at 10:25 pm

I also just noticed someone had mentioned alot of us not seeming to have any sympathy for the victims. I have tons of sympathy for them and their families. I could never imagine losing someone I love in that manner.
Several of you speak of our justice system as if it is almost fool-proof. You mention smart lawyers, intelligent judges, etc expecting them to be free of human error. That’s not the case. If so, then why is it that a person can serve 10 or 15 years for murder when they admit to the crime? Lawyers and judges cut those deals. And don’t tell me they don’t because in a few months I am aware of someone going home for doing the very thing. Or go to a mental institution because they work the insanity plea? Give me a break. A system of justice is necessary by every stretch of the imagination, but lives cannot be given back.

I also agree with those of you who believe we could be a little more respectful of others’ thoughts. Bridget, I don’t think you appeared to be an idiot at all. Just because someone owns a business does not make them intelligent. It just means they had some money saved or good enough credit built to get a loan. I used to give those people loans, and believe me, not all were smart. And this is a blog, not a term paper. You aren’t required to use spellcheck or check your grammar. It’s really not that serious.

The fact of the matter is that we are supposedly living in a civilized world. Yes, there are those out there who behave as savages with total disregard to those around them. But as I have mentioned as well as a few others, God has all of that taken care of. It is in HIS hands. He will pass judgment on each of us, for what we do, what we say, how we do it, and how we say it. He decides where we spend eternity. We’re supposed to turn the other cheek. And for those of you who are so gung ho for the death penalty because “Thou shall not kill”, remember this…”Thou shall not steal, Thou shall not lie, Thou shall not commit adultery”…Need I go on? Have you cleaned your own house?

Left by Stephanie on August 30th, 2007 at 10:27 pm

No answer though. That doens’t puzzle me.

Doesn’t puzzle me either. It’s getting late here and and you are leaving posts all over the blog for him and expecting an immediate response. May I remind you that he is probably the only person who still gives you the time of day.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 10:27 pm

No answer though

It’s all you deserve.

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 10:38 pm

“Thou shall not kill”

Actually, that commandment from God, as to how we should live, is “Thou Shalt Not Murder!”

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 10:41 pm

Henh.
Hey Jack, you want to know what time it is?

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 10:43 pm

It’s really not that serious.

Oh, it is. If you are going to lie and tell people you have an EE degree, it helps to at least appear to have a modicum of literacy. Blessed, however, appears to have a third rate high school education, if that.

Left by kma on August 30th, 2007 at 10:49 pm

It’s all you deserve.

Hard questions are difficult.

Left by Jacques on August 30th, 2007 at 10:52 pm

Hard questions are difficult.

I wouldn’t know, haven’t seen any.

Left by no2liberals on August 30th, 2007 at 11:04 pm

I wouldn’t know, haven’t seen any.

So, even simple questions are hard for you. Thanks, I’ll remember.

Left by Jacques on August 30th, 2007 at 11:14 pm

Henh.
Any question from a simpleton, such as yourself, is asking too much, when said simpleton had such difficulty comprehending my earlier post.
And you still haven’t answered my question. Do you want to know what time it is?

Left by no2liberals on August 31st, 2007 at 5:02 am

I agree with MAB wholeheartedly. I am from the area and briefly lived and went to school in Kilgore,Tx. I,too, knew DaRoyce and you are so right about him and this whole situation.
KMA you will face the wrath of God one day. GOODLUCK! Furthermore, don’t respond to me because you don’t know DaRoyce and you damn for sure don’t know Kilgore,Tx, either and it’s wickedness.

Left by tag on August 31st, 2007 at 7:43 pm

This is a very sad situation regarding DaRoyce. Hear me out.

I was a great friend to DaRoyce–I took him home and picked him up numerous times in high school. I was never threatened, scared, or uncomfortable. Not that it matters, but since some people, not on this blog, have attempted to make it a race issue, I am a white female who was in honors, student council, national honors society, etcetera…. with DaRoyce Mosely. He was around more “white” people his senior year than black, hispanic, asian, etcetera. I remember him as a fun loving, class favorite, witty, smart, and high achieving friend.

However, when we went to college, and our friends and places and influences changed, he made a very bad decision and ended up in the wrong place, with the wrong person, at the wrong time. I feel deeply in my heart based on the trial, his confessions, visits from family and friends over the years, speaking with family of his, friends (black and white), that he did indeed shoot at least one the four victims.

My heart first and foremost goes out to these victims, b/c they had no choice at all. My heart also hurts b/c this is not the DaRoyce I knew and remember. However, I am not defending him, although a very good friend of his, b/c it is cut and dry. I never even heard that the funds for the forensic expert witness were not there. Come on, it would have only taken a handful of people with 5-10 bucks each to easily raise this money.

I do believe he did not kill these people in cold-blood–but in an overwhelming situation , whether threatened by his uncle or not, that sometimes our reactions are weak moments. But we also pay the price for these type of weak moments. As the son of one of the victims stated later this week in the Longview News Journal: “If he was so scared of his uncle, why didn’t he turn and shoot him?” That is a strong comment.

I have never questioned the death penalty until now–but I also know that I have never known a person to be executed. I still firmly believe in the death penalty, but I am sad b/c of the person I knew, not the person who made the wrong decisions. As Stephanie stated, we are not to judge, and when I meet my maker I hope I am wrong in my personal opinion, however, we are all entitled to our opinion.

And for the record, I have spoken with white people who believe he is innocent, as well as black people who believe he is not-including his own relatives. So I hope this does not continue to be a “race” issue.

I viewed DaRoyce today, and I mourned the death of my friend that “I” knew in high school, not the person who I believe shot the victims as described, confessed, and proven.

My heart hurts in both ways. I hope I have not offended anyone with my statements.

Left by sad on August 31st, 2007 at 9:43 pm

ok I am not going to say that anyone deserves anything, but I think everyone has a right to know the facts….. Here is a web site that you can take a look at it if you want… here is a confession made by DaRoyce and a DETAILED one at that… If you don’t want to suffer any night mares i sugest you not read this because it is very detailed on how My Family died …. I do not believe that man has the right to take a life and that GOD is the only one that has that right because he is the only one that passes JUDGEMENT but for all those who may not have the facts here you go http://www.prodeathpenalty.com this is the web site you can go to and scroll down all the way and there it is … these are words out of his own mouth no one told him to say these things and also if he wasnt there and he ran then how did he know all of these facts …. yea i do believe that they ALL should be punished but they ALL will be when Jesus sets us all straight … this is all I really wanted to say

Left by Anonymous on August 31st, 2007 at 10:19 pm

ok that didnt work out here i will try again http://www.prodeathpenalty.com/Pending/07/aug07.htm There that should send you there… My Family was taken and yes SAD the one who made this comment “If he was so scared of his uncle, why didn’t he turn and shoot him?” That is a strong comment. This is my father… Just take a moment EVERYONE and think about it … WHat if this was your family what ever the race is doesnt matter … Think about how you would feel if your family …Almost half .. in my dads case his MOTHER, FATHER,AND STEP DAD was taken from him .. now think how you would feel … I stand to what i said NO ONE DESERVES to DIE andonly GOD has the right to pass judgment but better you go and say anything about what my family has said think about how you would feel ….. I was only 12 …… 12 and my family was destroyed… I have given it up to GOD and I pray every night that he comforts all that were affected by all this … HIS FAMILY TOO because they also have lost … I pray that GOD will comfort them … be there for them when they ask him and watch over them … so as i say PLEASE Just pray for everyone because loosing anyone you deeply love hurts regardless…

Left by Anonymous on August 31st, 2007 at 11:41 pm

No, that was not what you were trying to tell me. You were shooting your mouth off, once again, on things you know nothing about and you were wrong. The law of parties/felony murder rules is based on british common law.

Everything you do is based on the British KMA.
Your country isn’t old enough to be out of the nappies (diapers) we put on you.
The fact is, we have moved on. You are stuck 40 years behind us.

Jonny

Left by Jon on September 1st, 2007 at 5:26 am

Tag: Look you little twit: Don’t call me out and then tell me not to respond directly to you. I’m not the one who robbed and murdered all those people so I am not worried about the wrath of God. I do know Mosley was a creep, a murderer, and would have gone on to take more innocent lives if he hadn’t been arrested.

Left by kma on September 1st, 2007 at 9:26 am

Everything you do is based on the British KMA.

Not in the least. However, the law of parties/felony murder rule did originate in British commonlaw — contrary to what you spouted off. Why don’t you just admit that you don’t know what the hell you are talking about and be done with it?

Left by kma on September 1st, 2007 at 9:30 am

Sad: The court denied the funds for the forensics because it would not have proved that Mosley did not commit the crimes.

Left by kma on September 1st, 2007 at 9:35 am

Not in the least. However, the law of parties/felony murder rule did originate in British commonlaw — contrary to what you spouted off. Why don’t you just admit that you don’t know what the hell you are talking about and be done with it?

You need to get an education KMA.
Most of the states of America have a type of ‘Law of Parties’ rule but it’s only Texas that still exercises it!
It’s out of date, but yet again, Texas is 40 years behind everyone else!
‘Your’ history is far to short to be able to cut the strings with the British KMA, like it or lump it, everything you do is tainted with our legacy.
You’re like our bitches you see.

Jonny

Left by Jon on September 1st, 2007 at 11:04 am

You need to get an education KMA.

I have an education. That is why it is so easy for me to point out that you are always wrong. All of the states have a a form of the felony murder rule/law of parties/conspiracy — what every they want to call it. And all the states use it. In those states that have the dp, they use it to charge, convict and sentence murderers to death. As always, you’re bloviating about matters you know nothing about.

Left by kma on September 1st, 2007 at 12:25 pm

To Anonymous:

I was in FAVOR of what your dad said about him shooting his own uncle–I apologize for not elaborating on that–I agreed with him–if your own family is threatening someone, and you are scared of him, then be the hero and shoot your family member doing wrong.

I am sorry you misread that. I was not defending DaRoyce, but your family. I cannot imagine what you went through and are still going through, and fully believe he is guilty of these crimes.

Sorry to offend you on how my statement was. And I signed my name sad b/c of the entire situation, not for he inparticular. I will continuously pray for you and your family–GOD BLESS

SAD

Left by sad on September 1st, 2007 at 2:17 pm

I wasnt only talking to you but to all who are sitting arguing back and forth over this whole situation… TOO MANY people have lost someone they love dearly and there is enough pain happening on both sides … so what i dont understand why everyone seems that they need to make this into a debate…. all you are doing is getting into someone elses life … this didnt and doesnt involve anyone but those lost and those who are still living to remember every day of their lives what happened… This doesnt have anything to do with KMA or who ever write back to his/her remarks… I think that everyone should focus on other things than sitting here beating a situation that they have no involvement or control over … What you dont think that the families that are and were involed get on the internet and see what is being said ….. so why dont you think about that … why not focusing on your own lives and other things that might make your life better than trying to argue over someone elses..

Left by Anonymous on September 1st, 2007 at 4:22 pm

For those of you who are bothered by the comments made on this site/blog, just don’t get on it or come back. You can save yourself some pain by not getting on these sites to hear what people are saying or debating about. And it does affect anyone who knew the victim’s or the criminals, not to say in the least that it affects them more than those directly involved…immediate family, etc. Maybe this is the way they find healing and understanding for themselves. For example, I looked at the link provided by Anonymous, and it is astounding. He pretty much knew exactly where the bodies were after he left, and that is exactly how the bodies were found.

To the families reading: find comfort by being with each other. If you know things are being said online, don’t torture yourself anymore by reading them. Freedom of speech still stands, although it may be offensive and unfair at times.

Praying for your continued healing

Left by oka on September 1st, 2007 at 4:41 pm

This doesnt have anything to do with KMA or who ever write back to his/her remarks…

This is a blog were the owner posts on certain subjects and invites people to comment. You don’t support the death penalty. That’s your right. However, the majority of people do and have the right to discuss it.

Left by kma on September 1st, 2007 at 9:16 pm

This is a blog were the owner posts on certain subjects and invites people to comment. You don’t support the death penalty. That’s your right. However, the majority of people do and have the right to discuss it.

Just remember you made this point when you act the agressor toward us ‘Euroweenies’ make a piont about ‘your’ country.

Jonny

Left by Jon on September 2nd, 2007 at 4:28 am

Just remember you made this point when you act the agressor toward us ‘Euroweenies’ make a piont about ‘your’ country.

Thank you for another illiterate incomprehensible comment. Again, you are not a citizen and your opinion is irrelevant (even if it were not gibberish).

Left by kma on September 2nd, 2007 at 6:59 am

you are not a citizen and your opinion is irrelevant

In all fairness KMA, it seems you rednecks need all the help you can get, so I think it’s only right you start paying attention to what we (those 40 years ahead of you guys) think about your historic judicial system.

Jonny

Left by Jon on September 2nd, 2007 at 8:29 am

In all reality, you have demonstrated your penchant for shooting your mouth off on subjects you know nothing about. The fact that you are continuously wrong on every subject you comment on, would give a normal person a reason for reflection — but, not you.

p.s.: If we actually cared about what the brits thought, we wouldn’t have kicked your asses out over 200 years ago.

Left by kma on September 2nd, 2007 at 10:36 am

KMA, I do believe that you have missed the whole point of this post. You have spent more of your time with very immature and cutting remarks trying to pretend that you are educated and informative. I wonder how many forums you get involved in tying to convince other participants that you know what you are talking about. Your words: Thug, Eoroweenies, Creep, Crap, Shooting your mouth of, Stupidity, Oh, I will take fries with that, Get over it, Burning in hell, Fucking sense, Sell crazy, Third rate high school education, Twit, Kicked your asses, prove your immaturity. You remind me of children at recess on the playground calling each other names. It’s hard to believe that the administrator would allow your behavior. If you are an adult, you should learn to post messages in an adult manner. You seem to have a personality of a bad temper. Careful, we could someday be discussing you in a forum!

Left by MAB on September 2nd, 2007 at 11:51 am

You’ll get to understand KMA for who he is MAB, a backward redneck.

Some people can enter into debate, some prefer to think they know it all and continue ‘try’ and shut people up when they talk sense.

He’s harmless, and your sumation is pretty spot on!

Jonny

Left by Jon on September 2nd, 2007 at 1:20 pm

for those who have suffered realized this. daroyce is guilty and he is now punished for his crime, at least he knew when he was going to die and he was able to prepare for it. the colters and wallers had no idea they were going to die. whether sandra cash was dating da ron mosley or not, da royce commited a crime along with his uncles. they should all fry just because it was not up to them to take a life. call it eye for an eye or whatever you want. its over…..da royce was guilty, but perhaps he was less guilty than his uncle but his uncle is obviously less of a man because he was too scared that he had to set his nephew up for the fall. I have lived through my best friends murder and separately my grandfathers murder and I have to wait til the murders are up for parole to try to keep them in jail or do something else. I have thought about taking their lives but it really would do me no good to any of my family. i would just wish i could forget it all and have my peeps here alive with me but that aint gonna happen neither. So instead, I will get on with my life and not bother with anymore blogs because it is enabling all of this to live again. A WORD OF ADVICE……THEY ALL DIED AND WE HOPE THEY ARE BETTER OFF. IT IS TIME TO GET ON WITH YOUR LIFE.

Left by idontcare on September 2nd, 2007 at 1:51 pm

JON, I just don’t believe it hurting someone with ugly words when they are just a reader of a crime. Everyone that has committed a crime is loved by someone and there is no sense in tearing people up that know them when they come to their defense. I know that some people are just plain mean, but they were not born that way. Something along the way has happened. DaRoyce was a friend of my son’s and I’ve been around him many times. He was the most polite young man and had achievements and goals that he was proud of. He got caught up into a behavior that just wasn’t him. All of his best friends went off to college and he was left behind and his criminal uncle pulled him down. I just wish he could have gone off with his friends. He was really one of the best kids I have ever known and none of it makes sense other than he’s not the monster that KMA thinks he is. Granted, there is my concern for the victims also. I knew one of them personally. Opinions are what forums are about but they can be done in a respectful manner. I know a lot more about this than KMA, I lived it. KMA hides behind his computer with just initials. Face to face, I doubt if he would have the guts to display his obnoxious words.

Left by MAB on September 2nd, 2007 at 2:21 pm

KMA hides behind his computer with just initials.

Right. This from a person who signs her post MAB. I suggest you look at all the lies, condescension, insults, etc., you and the other antis heap on others before you criticize anyone else. If you can’t take it, don’t dish it out. I know this will be too much to ask from you since you are blind to your own hypocracy. You think Mosley was one of the best kids you ever met, while according to his own confession he planned to rob and murder these people in advance. Something is very wrong with you MAB. Seek help.

Left by kma on September 2nd, 2007 at 3:12 pm

You’ll get to understand KMA for who he is MAB, a backward redneck.

Jonnie thinks anyone with greater knowledge then he, who won’t bow down to his ignorance, is a redneck. Give it up! You are constantly making broad misleading and factually incorrect statements.

He’s harmless, and your sumation is pretty spot on

Facts and logic are not harmless. Obviously, it’s got the antis’ panties in knots. lol!

Left by kma on September 2nd, 2007 at 3:17 pm

You seem to have a personality of a bad temper. Careful, we could someday be discussing you in a forum!

I have neither a bad temper nor will I ever commit a crime. It is clear from yours and others posts that you can’t stand being confronted with facts. Get use to it. As to committing crimes — that’s what makes you people so creepy. You assume that everyone else is like you and the thugs you defend. You try to minimize the vile behavior of murderers by calling it merely a “bad choice.” Creepy!

Left by kma on September 2nd, 2007 at 3:21 pm

MAB you speak the truth. And please keep speaking it, along with me and those of us who believe as we do. I knew Daroyce from Kilgore College. He was a special person. He cared lots for his friends, especially his best friend that had already went away to a four year university. He talked of him constantly. And I think I even meet this wonderful young man once. I just want the others to know that just because we remember the good facts and times about our fallen friend DaRoyce, it does not mean that we do not have sympathy or respect for the innocent lives lost that terrible night in Katie’s Lounge.
Statements about Daroyce’s good character are true and honor the past that really did occur before these host of killings on July 21, 1994. So stop trying to prevent us from speaking these truths. Now beyond July 21 there is a shade of gray…it is for god to judge, not us. KMA you should not be calling anyone a thug or murderer. You don’t know him and you don’t know the facts. If anyone really wanted your opinion you’d been picked for the jury, or you’d be God…and thank GOD that you were not picked and that you can only play god but not be God.
Sometimes BAD things happen to GOOD people; thus meaning to those that were gunned down in Katie’s Lounge and also to DaRoyce for being on the scene that night in bad company with his uncle. Anyone can be in the wrong place at the wrong time…ANYONE…and none of us that knew DaRoyce as a good person and friend is doubting that the victims were good peole as well. God please bless all.

Left by tag on September 2nd, 2007 at 3:57 pm

and none of us that knew DaRoyce as a good person and friend is doubting that the victims were good peole as well. God please bless all.
To Tag:
What is this suppose to mean? That was my family and to question if they were good people ..what ?????? No one And I REAPEAT NO ONE deserves to die in that way…. you want to know a little about them… my father and my family always went to “GHOST HILL” and picked up a lot of those boys and were very involved with them … I know of several times that my dad spent to much money on them just so they would have some good to do with their time… Like playing footabll or baseball… we always spent time with everyone no matter what the race.. i was NEVER RAISED to see color.. JUST PEOPLE ..so what were you trying to say ???? ANd i also have a question have you went to the site that i posted previously .. if you havent then why dont you take a look …. I know everyone has a right to say whatever they want but when people start calling other people names and saying crazy stuff about one another like everything that KMA has said about many in this blog it doesnt prove anything … WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH????????? Does this make you feel better???? I do think that DaRoyce was a good person back when everyone knew him and i my heart does go out to all that loved him because loosing isnt any fun… TRUST I KNOW I LOST 3 IN ONE NIGHT …. Try going to a funeral of 3 if anyone know pain i would have to say i do.. But i dont think or talk bad about any of the ones involved because (LIKE A LOT OF YOU HAVE SAID INCLUDING MYSELF ) God is the only one that has that right ….

Left by Anonymous on September 2nd, 2007 at 5:17 pm

ANONYMOUS, I think you misread TAG’s intention. He wasn’t doubting that your family was not good, read it again. He said that no doubt the victims were good as well. I feel for all but when you know someone, the feelings are deeper. I knew Pat and she was a hoot! I really enjoyed her company. She was one of the hardest working people I had ever met. She said it kept her in shape. I like your attitude and your feelings for both sides. Only those of us from this little town know the real feelings involved. Hold your head up, you are a good person.

Left by MAB on September 2nd, 2007 at 6:56 pm

KMA, there’s nothing wrong with me. I don’t have to trash someone to make me feel good. Take a look at yourself, so many on this post are not very happy with your comments. You want to be a know it all and it’s just not working. Would you dare say how old you are? I bet you are just a kid. I can’t imagine an adult with a mature mind saying the things you have said in this post. You are not worth the time of day much less the time I have spent replying to your childish name calling. Have a nice holiday and be good to yourself. You are the only person that likes you!

Left by MAB on September 2nd, 2007 at 7:24 pm

MAB may i ask you a question????? How did you know my grandmother??? i would really like to talk you about her more… talking about her at times help me … you know i havent really thought about all this and i was happy very happy .. and then all of this surfaced up it was like it hurt all over again .. so if you dont mind i would really love to talk to you more about her

Left by Anonymous on September 2nd, 2007 at 7:53 pm

ok yea Mab i read it again and you are right i read it wrong so to TAG I AM VERY SORRY I GOT TOTALLY CONFUSED I DO REALLY APOLOGIZE

Left by Anonymous on September 2nd, 2007 at 7:57 pm

ANONYMOUS, I would love to talk to you but I won’t put my personal information as far as contact in this post. I looked to see if there was a way that I could send a message to the admistrator of this blog to see if we could exchange email addresses but I couldn’t find anything. If you can think of a way, let me know.

Left by MAB on September 2nd, 2007 at 8:41 pm

i have no ideas i was thinking of a way but i think that would just give too many people a way to bother this family more

Left by Anonymous on September 2nd, 2007 at 9:32 pm

ANONYMOUS, I have lived here all my life and worked in the public for 41 years. I know a lot of people. If you live here in Kilgore, I bet I can find you. In fact, I think I might have gone to school with some of your grandfather’s relatives. I remember a Mike? (If your grandfather is from around here)

Left by MAB on September 2nd, 2007 at 9:45 pm

i spend a lot of time in kilgore expecially at where my grandmother used to work … i go there a lot ….. and if you can find my father then i know we could meet

Left by Anonymous on September 3rd, 2007 at 12:12 am

KMA, there’s nothing wrong with me. I don’t have to trash someone to make me feel good. Take a look at yourself, so many on this post are not very happy with your comments.

Well, good. I don’t want people who lie about the facts, lie about the law, make lame excuses for murdering thugs, and a bunch of hypocrites high fiving me. So, if those people are unhappy with me all I can say is Great! I have a family and friends who I love and love me dearly. And not one of them has committed a murder or robbery. I guess we all were raised to be a better class of people than what you all are.

Now let me psychoanalyze you: You have a huge inferiority complex which I assume is the result of a lack of education. Your arguments are incredibility of the ilk, “I know, you don’t — don’t challenge me –nah nah nah.” You are unable to argue using facts. You insult people and then whine when you are insulted back. You are a capital H hypocrite. I have no doubt you will respond even though you say you won’t because people like you can never shut up.

Left by kma on September 3rd, 2007 at 8:55 am

KMA you should not be calling anyone a thug or murderer.

No, I shouldn’t. That’s why I only call those who commit first degree premeditated murder and aggravated robbery thugs and murderers. I know you want to call them poor misunderstood youths, but thug and murderer is much more accurate label.

Left by kma on September 3rd, 2007 at 9:00 am

I know everyone has a right to say whatever they want but when people start calling other people names and saying crazy stuff about one another like everything that KMA has said about many in this blog it doesnt prove anything

It proves that you are not going to be able to post lies on this blog without being challenged on it. It also proves that if you are going to personally attack people, don’t act like a little hypocrite when you get it right back at you.

Left by kma on September 3rd, 2007 at 9:05 am

ANONYMOUS, contact me at meeting-you@hotmail.com
In the subject line, type the two places that your grandmother worked. I could probably find your father but maybe this will work. Hope to talk to you soon!Your posts have been truthful and I commend on your mature beliefs. Your grandparents would be proud.

Left by MAB on September 3rd, 2007 at 12:14 pm

It proves that you are not going to be able to post lies on this blog without being challenged on it. It also proves that if you are going to personally attack people, don’t act like a little hypocrite when you get it right back at you.

People are allowed to express an opinion though KMA.
You responded to my first ever post on here by launching into abusive tactics, calling me a ‘Euroweenie’ (still unsure what that term means).
Don’t start acting all righteous now by saying what is fact and what is not.
Your nothing but a redneck bully, and it’s a good job you are dealing with tougher people than the scumbag you obviously are. You see, people who believe the have a right to an opinion don’t listen to shitheads like you. We are able to acknowledge other people’s points and, if needed, point out a little fact or two along the way.
You on the other hand launch into an overzealous rant about how right you always are and that those who don’t agree with running naked around a fire shooting off live rounds while being spanked by your best friend and shouting ‘Ye-ha! I’m a yankee doodle yankee bankee slankee!’ are somehow in the wrong.

It’s transparent KMA, your lonely.
Now if you need someone to listen to you talk about inferiority complex then all you have to do is ask. There seems to be a lot of nice people on here that may give you the time of day.

Night night!

Jonny

Left by Jon on September 3rd, 2007 at 3:56 pm

JON, you couldn’t have said it better. You know, people give thier opinions right or wrong and this is my first time to appear on a blog. I was devastated with the “behind the back” cutting that KMA did but I’m used to his trash now. I still say that he wouldn’t have the guts face to face. He avoids telling his age and I think he’s just an immature kid. There is one good thing that has come out of this blog. I am meeting with the granddaughter of Mosley’s victims. She is very mature with her opinion, especially about DaRoyce in this blog. I knew DaRoyce and I knew her wonderful grandmother. She understands the people that have defended DaRoyce and I applaud her respect. We can rant and point fingers and call people names all day long but Anonymous and I have lived and felt this crime in a way that no blog participant could ever understand.” I have learned not to judge a book by its cover.” It’s easy to be on the outside and give an opinion but when you are on the inside, its not an opinion, it’s a fact. I believe that people who do terrible things and commit crime are, for some reason, in pain themselves. Some commit a crime when they are in pain and others offend people with nasty comments in blogs. Yep, it is bullying and he feels safe by himself behind his computer. I’ve said it many times, crimnals and victims have one thing in common: they are loved by someone. DaRoyce is gone and just like Anonymous said,the family and friends of both sides need to get on with their lives and heal. God bless them all.

Left by MAB on September 3rd, 2007 at 4:43 pm

People are allowed to express an opinion though KMA.

However, they are not allowed to make up their own facts and go unchallenged.

You responded to my first ever post on here by launching into abusive tactics, calling me a ‘Euroweenie’ (still unsure what that term means).

Because from the get go, all your posts are attacks on the US and factually wrong.

Don’t start acting all righteous now by saying what is fact and what is not.

Stating facts is stating facts. Nothing self righteous about it.

Your nothing but a redneck bully . . .

And you’re nothing but an arrogant America hating euroweenie, emphasis on weenie.

It’s transparent KMA, your lonely.

Neither lonely nor alone. And unlike you, I definitely have no need to to troll foreign blogs erroneously lecturing them on their own laws and culture.

Left by kma on September 3rd, 2007 at 7:55 pm

Knew you would never leave Mabsie. You just don’t have the will power to follow through on anything you say. As I said to the euroweenie, you can have your own opinions but you are not entitled to make up your own facts. God only knows what “behind the back cutting” means. I suspect it means that you think you have the right to dish out criticism but think no one can criticize you back. Grow up. Also, only you would be looney enough to equate anyone who disagrees with you and won’t take your shit with someone who robs and murders four people. You truly are a thug loving whackjob.

Left by kma on September 3rd, 2007 at 8:06 pm

JON, foreign laws and culture are educational and there is no stipulation preventing your opinion on blogs. HE still is avoiding telling his age. Wonder why?…just a kid playing on the computer.

Left by MAB on September 3rd, 2007 at 8:33 pm

And she’s back again! Incorrectly lecturing others on their law is not educational but a pure demonstration of arrogance.

Left by kma on September 3rd, 2007 at 9:21 pm

Does your mommie know that you play on the computer and the language you use? She needs to exercise parental control and monitor your behavior. My sons have laughed at your posts and they say you can’t be over 19. I’m guessing with you writing skills that you are 16. Close?

Left by MAB on September 3rd, 2007 at 10:02 pm

Mabsie: Don’t make yourself look any more ridiculous than you already are. Your fixation with my age is unsettling. Even if I was available, you are way too old for me. Plus, I have no interest in women, such as you, with little to no morals. I never understood this attraction elderly white women have for young black guys on death row. It’s a phenomena that has been studied and the consensus is that you are both desperate. The condemned for any money they can con out of you, and you, for attention. It does explain your interest in this Mosley murderer.

Left by kma on September 3rd, 2007 at 10:18 pm

ROBBIE, if you are monitoring this blog, I suggest you take a look at the “out of hand” racial accusations that are taking place. If this is your blog, you need to delete the previous KMA comment as it is sickening for anyone to read. KMA is absolute a sick person and needs to be monitored on this blog. He has insulted everyone involved and it’s to the point that some action needs to take place. It’s obvious that he doesn’t read too well and makes up responses with his mind wandering in La La Land. He has forgotten my interest in the Mosley case because he doesn’t remember what he reads. He even has a problem with comprehension thinking that I have an interest in him! Whoa! He is one sicko! I prefer men and not boys and besides, I’m not looking.
ROBBIE, it’s time to step in and clean up KMA.

Left by MAB on September 3rd, 2007 at 11:19 pm

Hey KMA! I know now why you get involved with blogs the way you do. It’s your only excitement for pleasure, Remember, If you hands get tired, use your feet!

Left by MAB on September 3rd, 2007 at 11:21 pm

You do yourself no favours using the race card KMA.
The point that you find it to be even an issue that a white woman offers frienship to a black man on death row is proof of just how moronic you are.

You seem to think that Texas can only be commented upon by those who live in it? Get real! You seem to have a very keen interested in Baghdad at the moment! Don’t tell me, you used to live there?

Unlike you, people who own passports don’t see a country or states border as being a twenty foot high brick wall with barbed wire on the top. I like to think myself more as an ‘Earthling’ than, English, British or even European. As a passport holder (those things you get when you wish to see things first hand rather than watching bias reports on Fox) you are allowed to visit other countries, and indeed comment on them as you see fit.

I grew up in America, but even if I didn’t, I would comment all I liked about situations I feel are unjust.
So no matter how much your face turns red, how many times you kill a kitten in protest, how many army uniforms you wet yourself in or indeed how many times you post under different inventions of your own deluded mind, I and others on here, will continue to comment on anything we see fit.

Live with it!

Jonny

Left by Jon on September 4th, 2007 at 5:21 am

Sorry Mabsie, check out some of the photos robbie has posted of scumpals. Those are the better looking ones. Most, however, are fat older white women.

Left by kma on September 4th, 2007 at 7:55 am

As always, wrong again:

You do yourself no favours using the race card KMA.

No race card. It’s a fact. And it goes beyond “friendship.” For some woman having a guy on death row is quite a trophy. It’s really quite an illness.

You seem to think that Texas can only be commented upon by those who live in it? Get real!

You get real. For a long time you would always use the pronoun “we” to try to pass yourself off as an American in some false belief it would give your loony ideas credibility. You still make lame comments about “our” taxes and what it should and should not go to. Who do you think you’re fooling? There’s no “we” or “our” here. I can’t stop you from commenting but just about every comment you make is irrelevant and wrong.

Unlike you . . .

1. I own a passport and have traveled extensively.
2. The US needs a wall to keep noncitizens out, not like your lamebrain comment that any barrier would be akin to the Berlin Wall, which kept citizens in.
3. I got rid of my television years ago.

I have never seen anyone make so many assumptions and stererotypes about Americans as you, and you wonder why you were such a hit here. lol!

I grew up in America,

No you didn’t. I believe you said you spent about six years here when you were very young. This is another good example of you being dishonest in order to bolster credibility. It never works.

Left by kma on September 4th, 2007 at 8:15 am

And the person who initially interjected race into this thread was:

I am a white 59 year old woman . . .

Left by MAB on August 29th, 2007 at 9:49 pm

Left by kma on September 4th, 2007 at 8:27 am

He has forgotten my interest in the Mosley case because he doesn’t remember what he reads.

Oh, I remembered this:

I have a personal interest because I knew DaRoyce.
Left by mab on August 30th, 2007 at 10:25 pm

Left by kma on September 4th, 2007 at 8:31 am

KMA, get your television back, you might learn something, unless you will try to get behind it and hide too! You have diarrhea of the mouth; constipation of the ideas. I don’t understand why reading is so difficult for you. Why don’t you go to the library and brush up on your ignorance (you know a lot about nothing) or better yet, why don’t you keep traveling extensively? Big deal, so you’ve traveled. Grasp your ears firmly and pull; you might just be able to remove your head from your ass. People who spend too much time at the computer are missing out on other activities fundamental to their physical, social, intellectual, and emotional development and too much time spent alone can cause social isolation. I suppose the computer is the only friend you have. It shows.

Left by MAB on September 4th, 2007 at 9:03 am

KMA, You are only selective in your memory. Anyone can just pick out bits and pieces of comments and make whatever they want out of it. You are one sick kid. I’ve read on other blogs that you’ve been involved in and others have said the same thing: reading is difficult for you. You aren’t original in your thinking. You only know how to copy and paste!

Left by MAB on September 4th, 2007 at 9:11 am

KMA, get your television back, you might learn something

I have no doubt you have learned everything you know from soap operas. Me, I have better things to do.

As far as selective memory, nothing selective. You make these hypocritical comments and than cry foul when you are quoted back to yourself. Get use to it.

Left by kma on September 4th, 2007 at 9:25 am

No race card. It’s a fact. And it goes beyond “friendship.” For some woman having a guy on death row is quite a trophy. It’s really quite an illness.

No its not a fact. There is a proportion of white women who befriend black inmates. There are a proportion of white women who befriend white inmates. There is every combination you could wish for.
Now if you telling me that the ‘majority’ friendships forming are white women with black men and then you presume this is an issue, can I ask if you take the same point that the majority of men executed in Texas since 1982 where non-white? Are you willing to bat for both sides on this at show that integrity you keep telling us you have?
Or will you just continue to pick the ‘facts’ that back up your hypothosis and allow you to wear your piss soaked army uniform?

You get real. For a long time you would always use the pronoun “we” to try to pass yourself off as an American in some false belief it would give your loony ideas credibility. You still make lame comments about “our” taxes and what it should and should not go to. Who do you think you’re fooling? There’s no “we” or “our” here. I can’t stop you from commenting but just about every comment you make is irrelevant and wrong.

Sorry KMA, you’ll have to point those ‘we’ moments out - I’m british and proud.
I ‘grew up’ in Boston and California respectively. We (thats a ‘my familywe’, not the entire population of America!) moved to America when I was around one year old and came back when I was seven.
Between the ages of one and seven, I would say I had ‘grown up’ - otherwsie I would be a pretty small 7 year old.
Two Aunties still live in America with their familes to date, and for the record, they think Texas sucks as well!

1. I own a passport and have traveled extensively.

Traveled usually means out of your own country, let alone your own state.

2. The US needs a wall to keep noncitizens out, not like your lamebrain comm