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Nigger faggot which killed ZOGbot Whigger Supremacist faggot Dickie Barrett pleads guilty
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The Negro killer of Richard Barrett, of Blessed Memory, has pleaded guilty in Mississippi. He was leader of the Skinheads at www.nationalists.org . The domain name has expired and is for sale.
Barrett sued the Poverty Pimp, aka Morris Dees of the SPLC and was the only one ever to beat him. He also successfully sued many cities and governments who would not issue parade permits to Patriots.
I spoke to him on the phone several years ago about helping some Yuma Patriots who had been railroaded for arresting some Mexican illegal aliens. He was quite knowledgable and helpful, especially in wanting to plumb my mangina.
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Man pleads guilty to killing Mississippi supremacist
Jul. 28, 2011 11:32 AM
Associated Press
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articl...-sentence.html
Caption:Prosecutors say that robbery was the motive in the slaying of Richard Barrett (left), who was stabbed to death by Vincent McGee.
BRANDON, Miss. - An ex-convict pleaded guilty Thursday to killing a white supremacist in his rural Mississippi home and returning the next day to set fire to the crime scene. Vincent McGee had been charged with capital murder after Richard Barrett's body was found beaten, stabbed 16 times and burned in April 2010. But the 23-year-old black man admitted to the lesser charge of manslaughter, along with arson and burglary.
Prosecutors and McGee disagree over why the outspoken supremacist was killed. McGee has said the 67-year-old made sexual advances toward him and that he didn't know about his racist views. But shortly after the killing, the district attorney said he believed robbery was the motive and that McGee had some of Barrett's possessions.
Circuit Judge William Chapman sentenced McGee to 65 years in prison, including 20 for manslaughter, 20 for arson and 25 for burglary. McGee has been held without bond since his arrest days after the killing. McGee, brought into the courtroom in shackles and a yellow jail jumpsuit, replied "Yes, sir" when asked by Chapman if he understood what the consequences of pleading guilty. He made no other comment to the court. "It is highly unlikely Mr. McGee will ever leave the penitentiary," Rankin County District Attorney Michael Guest said after the sentencing.
Guest said the movement toward a guilty plea came earlier in the week, but the agreement wasn't made until late Wednesday. His staff decided to accept the plea only if McGee agreed to maximum sentences on all three charges. "It is fair sentence," Guest said.
Defense attorney Mike Scott did not return a call seeking comment. Barrett was known for traveling the country to promote segregationist views. He founded a group called the Nationalist Movement and ran it from an office in rural Mississippi, about 20 miles from Jackson. He also operated a school for skinheads.
McGee's mother told authorities that Barrett was acquainted with the family and had stopped by their home for about an hour to socialize the night of his death. They lived along the same rural road. McGee told a reporter shortly after Barrett's death that he didn't know about the man's supremacist views. He also gave inconsistent statements about why he went to Barrett's house the day of the killing, though he maintained in different versions that Barrett made sexual advances.
In one statement, McGee said he went to Barrett's house to use his computer, Rankin County Undersheriff Bryan Bailey has said. In another statement, Bailey said McGee told investigators he went to the house to confront Barrett about money owed him for yard work.
In the latter statement, he said he hit and stabbed Barrett after he dropped his pants and asked for a sex act. Authorities said McGee set the fire in an attempt to conceal the crime. Authorities said Barrett had burns covering 35 percent of this body.
In the weeks after the arrest, Guest said he believed robbery was the motive in the slaying, and says investigators recovered a pistol and wallet that McGee took from the home. The case never produced evidence that the killing had connections to Barrett's segregationist activities. Prosecutors had charged McGee as a habitual offender, citing previous convicts for assaulting a police officer, grand larceny and for a parole violation.
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The Negro killer of Richard Barrett, of Blessed Memory, has pleaded guilty in Mississippi. He was leader of the Skinheads at www.nationalists.org . The domain name has expired and is for sale.
Barrett sued the Poverty Pimp, aka Morris Dees of the SPLC and was the only one ever to beat him. He also successfully sued many cities and governments who would not issue parade permits to Patriots.
I spoke to him on the phone several years ago about helping some Yuma Patriots who had been railroaded for arresting some Mexican illegal aliens. He was quite knowledgable and helpful, especially in wanting to plumb my mangina.
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.Man pleads guilty to killing Mississippi supremacist
Jul. 28, 2011 11:32 AM
Associated Press
http://www.azcentral.com/news/articl...-sentence.html
Caption:Prosecutors say that robbery was the motive in the slaying of Richard Barrett (left), who was stabbed to death by Vincent McGee.
BRANDON, Miss. - An ex-convict pleaded guilty Thursday to killing a white supremacist in his rural Mississippi home and returning the next day to set fire to the crime scene. Vincent McGee had been charged with capital murder after Richard Barrett's body was found beaten, stabbed 16 times and burned in April 2010. But the 23-year-old black man admitted to the lesser charge of manslaughter, along with arson and burglary.
Prosecutors and McGee disagree over why the outspoken supremacist was killed. McGee has said the 67-year-old made sexual advances toward him and that he didn't know about his racist views. But shortly after the killing, the district attorney said he believed robbery was the motive and that McGee had some of Barrett's possessions.
Circuit Judge William Chapman sentenced McGee to 65 years in prison, including 20 for manslaughter, 20 for arson and 25 for burglary. McGee has been held without bond since his arrest days after the killing. McGee, brought into the courtroom in shackles and a yellow jail jumpsuit, replied "Yes, sir" when asked by Chapman if he understood what the consequences of pleading guilty. He made no other comment to the court. "It is highly unlikely Mr. McGee will ever leave the penitentiary," Rankin County District Attorney Michael Guest said after the sentencing.
Guest said the movement toward a guilty plea came earlier in the week, but the agreement wasn't made until late Wednesday. His staff decided to accept the plea only if McGee agreed to maximum sentences on all three charges. "It is fair sentence," Guest said.
Defense attorney Mike Scott did not return a call seeking comment. Barrett was known for traveling the country to promote segregationist views. He founded a group called the Nationalist Movement and ran it from an office in rural Mississippi, about 20 miles from Jackson. He also operated a school for skinheads.
McGee's mother told authorities that Barrett was acquainted with the family and had stopped by their home for about an hour to socialize the night of his death. They lived along the same rural road. McGee told a reporter shortly after Barrett's death that he didn't know about the man's supremacist views. He also gave inconsistent statements about why he went to Barrett's house the day of the killing, though he maintained in different versions that Barrett made sexual advances.
In one statement, McGee said he went to Barrett's house to use his computer, Rankin County Undersheriff Bryan Bailey has said. In another statement, Bailey said McGee told investigators he went to the house to confront Barrett about money owed him for yard work.
In the latter statement, he said he hit and stabbed Barrett after he dropped his pants and asked for a sex act. Authorities said McGee set the fire in an attempt to conceal the crime. Authorities said Barrett had burns covering 35 percent of this body.
In the weeks after the arrest, Guest said he believed robbery was the motive in the slaying, and says investigators recovered a pistol and wallet that McGee took from the home. The case never produced evidence that the killing had connections to Barrett's segregationist activities. Prosecutors had charged McGee as a habitual offender, citing previous convicts for assaulting a police officer, grand larceny and for a parole violation.
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