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13 year old Jesse Dirkhising raped and murdered by gays.
Bye Jesse, we will miss you very much and will not forget what
the gays did to you.
The Death of Jesse Dirkhising - Raped and Murdered by two
homosexuals
Ignored by the Media
Most the listing from Covenant News and Jim Rudd
By Joseph Farah / WorldNetDaily.com
His parents thought he was working as a hair stylist on
weekends. But when Prairie Grove, Ark., police responded to a
911 emergency call at 5 a.m. Sept. 26, they found 13-year-old
Jesse Dirkhising on the floor, unconscious, near death, one of
his wrists bound with duct tape. A half-hour later, he was
pronounced dead at St. Mary's Hospital in Roger.
A police investigation determined young Jesse was repeatedly
raped over a period of hours, including with foreign objects.
While enduring this ordeal, his ankles, knees and wrists were
bound in duct tape and he was gagged and blindfolded. He was
tied to a mattress. He may have been drugged, police say. A
sedative called amitryptiline was found in the home of two men --
Joshua Brown, 22, and David Don Carpenter, 38 -- along with
Jesse's body.
Just another brutal local crime, you say? Why is Farah
recounting a police blotter story from Arkansas? I don't know.
Something bothers me about this story. It ought to bother us. It
was big news in Northwest Arkansas, but the story of Jesse
Dirkhising hasn't made a ripple in the national news. I wonder
why? I wonder if it's because the victim is not a part of some
politically protected sub-group, a special class deserving of
extra government privileges? I wonder if it is because the
suspects are, indeed, members of such a group. Remember how the
nation stood riveted to the details of a hideous murder that
took place in Wyoming when a homosexual was tortured to death?
Never mind that the crime had little or nothing to do with the
victim's sexual proclivities. Uh-uh. That didn't matter.
Who was Jesse Dirkhising?
Media Tune Out Torture Death of Arkansas Boy
Joyce Howard Price / The Washington Times (link expired)
Most of the nation has not heard about two homosexual men who
face the death penalty in Arkansas, charged with raping and
torturing a 13-year-old boy to death last month. The brutal
crime against Prairie Grove, Ark., seventh-grader Jesse
Dirkhising -- who was raped repeatedly and suffocated with his
own underwear in the pre-dawn hours of Sept. 26 -- was reported
by news organizations in Arkansas and also covered by newspapers
in Oklahoma and Tennessee. But the boy's death did not receive
national media attention. Tim Graham, director of media analysis
for the Media Research Center, said he is not surprised. "Nobody
wants to say anything negative about homosexuals. Nobody wants
to be seen on the wrong side of that issue," said Mr. Graham,
who sees "political correctness" at work. No Media Memorial For
Jesse Dirkhising
By L. Brent Bozell III / Creators Syndicate
When Matthew Shepard died on October 12, 1998 at the age of 21,
five days after getting into a pickup truck with two goons who
beat him mercilessly, he had already become a huge national news
story that continues today. It made the cover of Time magazine
with the headline "The War Over Gays," with reporters
predictably using the occasion to blame religious conservatives
and call for hate-crime laws and other gay-left agenda items.
But when Jesse Dirkhising died on September 26 at the age of 13
from suffocation after being bound, gagged with underwear in his
mouth, blindfolded, taped to the bed, and sodomized by one gay
man while another gay man watched, the national media said
nothing, even after The Washington Times exposed the untold
story. Media Outlets Quash Stories on Dirkhising Death
By Lawrence Morahan / CNSNews.com
Stories about the alleged murder of a 13-year-old boy at the
hands of a homosexual couple have been quashed by some major
media outlets and have caused death threats to be sent to
others, a group of reporters and talk show hosts told
CNSNews.com. "About 10 percent of my emails are from people who
haven't heard of the case and who want material to verify what
they heard. People asked me to send them some stuff because
people they told about it didn't believe them," said Eric Hogue,
a broadcaster with WHK AM and FM radio covering northeastern
Ohio and Pennsylvania, in an interview with CNSNews.com.
Affidavits Reveal 'Gay' Sadism Link in the Jesse Dirkhising
Murder
Americans for Truth
Why is the media not covering Jesse Dirkhising murder like that
of Matthew Shepard? Where were the Human Rights Campaign, and
the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force on the day of Jesse
Dirkhising's death? View facsimiles of two affidavits of this
case for yourself. Two Killings, One Newsworthy The Other Not
By Bill O'Reilly / APB News (link expired)
NEW YORK -- The question is stark and brutal. If the murder of
Matthew Shepard, a gay man, by two drunken thugs in Laramie,
Wyo., was a national story and a heinous hate crime, why wasn't
the killing of 13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising publicized the same
way? Jesse was tortured, sodomized and finally killed by a gay
man as another homosexual watched in the small town of Rogers,
Ark. Yet the national media ignored the crime, causing outrage
among those who see hate crimes as a tool being used to hammer
the agendas of special interests. The two men who murdered
Shepard have been convicted and, most likely, will spend the
rest of their lives in prison. But the two men allegedly
involved in the killing of Jesse Dirkhising have yet to be
tried, and when they are, you may not even hear about it. The
Death of Jesse Dirkhising
By Michelle Malkin / CapitalismMagazine.com
"Jesse slowly suffocated and died." A jury heard those chilling
words this week in the opening statement of a little-noticed
Arkansas trial. A mother heard those heartbreaking words spoken
about her 13-year-old son, Jesse Dirkhising, whom prosecutors
say died at the hands of two men who raped and murdered the boy
during a marathon torture session. The trial raises grave
questions about society's increasing tolerance of gay
pedophilia. But in New York and Los Angeles, the national press
hounds were more interested in covering the trial of rap star
Sean "Puffy" Combs than in reporting on the tragic death of
Jesse Dirkhising. Jesse Dirkhising's Deliverance
By Joseph Farah / WorldNetDaily.com
The case of 13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising continues to haunt me
since I first wrote about it weeks ago -- before anyone else in
the national press. The details of the crime in Prairie Grove,
Ark., Sept. 26, were chilling enough before I read more than I
cared to read in the affidavit filed the next day. This is not
an easy story to write about nor read about. Be warned. Joshua
Macave Brown and David Don Carpenter have pleaded innocent to
charges of capital murder and six counts of rape in Jesse's
torturous death. The pair is charged with drugging the boy,
raping him repeatedly and killing him by asphyxiation. If you
have the stomach for it, here are the shocking details of what
the police investigation found. As I wrote last month about this
case: "Remember how the nation stood riveted to the details of a
hideous murder that took place in Wyoming when a homosexual was
tortured to death? Never mind that the crime had little or
nothing to do with the victim's sexual proclivities. Uh-uh. That
didn't matter. This was a hate crime. New laws were needed. New
brainwashing programs must be introduced into the schools. New
sensitivity outreach projects were required by all media
outlets. Bill Clinton sounded off. Janet Reno chimed in. Small-
Town Predators
By Candi Cushman / WORLD Magazine
The rape and murder of a 13-year-old boy roils Arkansas, but not
the national press. Reaching its long black arm into quiet
farmlands and fall-colored mountains, Highway 62 long provided
the only link between Lincoln, Prairie Grove, and Rogers-three
rural communities that dot the 150-mile route east of the
Oklahoma border in northern Arkansas. That was before September,
though, when two homosexual men in Rogers allegedly raped and
killed 13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising, a Prairie Grove resident
and Lincoln middle-school student. Now the three towns are
forever connected in a depressing tale of small-town sin and
media double standards. Is Homosexuality Normal?
By Reed Irvine / Accuracy In Media
Why have the establishment media ignored the horrible murder of
13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising by two homosexual men in the little
town of Rogers, Arkansas? That is a question that was first
asked by The Washington Times on October 22, nearly a month
after the seventh-grader was found dead after he had been
brutally assaulted sexually by Davis Carpenter, 38, and his
lover, Joshua Brown, 22, on September 26. The front-page story
in the Times by Joyce Howard Price brought the story, which had
been on the front page of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette on three
days, out of Arkansas. But a Nexis search at the end of November
found only a half dozen news stories about it outside of
Arkansas and a dozen editorials, opinion columns and letters.
Homosexuality Is Not Normal
By Reed Irvine and Cliff Kincaid / Accuracy In Media
In earlier commentaries we have contrasted the extensive
coverage our establishment media gave to the murder of Matthew
Shepard, a homosexual college student in Wyoming, and the murder
by two homosexual men of Jesse Dirkhising, a seventh-grade
student in Arkansas. At the end of November, a Nexis search of
publications outside of Arkansas turned up only a half dozen
news stories and a dozen editorials, columns and letters that
mentioned the Dirkhising murder. Jonathan Gregg of Time magazine
gave an explanation for this in an article on Time’s web site on
November 4.
He said: "The reason the Dirkhising story received so little
play is because it offered no lessons. Shepard's murder touches
on a host of complex and timely issues: intolerance, society's
attitudes toward gays and the pressure to conform, the use of
violence as a means of confronting one's demons. Jesse
Dirkhising's death gives us nothing except the depravity of two
sick men. There is no lesson here, no moral of tolerance, no
hope to be gleaned in the punishment of the perpetrators. To be
somehow equated with these monsters would be a bitter legacy
indeed for Matthew Shepard." But there are important lessons to
be found in the Dirkhising case. One is that the homosexual
lifestyle frequently involves practices that are both revolting
and what follows may not be suitable for children.
Josh Brown and Davis Carpenter, the killers of Jesse Dirkhising,
were just doing what Carpenter, who is thirty-eight years old,
had been doing for years -- inflicting physical pain on others
for kicks. Sadomasochism is celebrated in homosexual literature
and art. Those who engage in it are not described as sick
"monsters." There is a tendency to try extreme perversions in
search of thrills. One, called "golden showers," is urinating on
a partner. Another is using objects to sodomize a partner. In
Jesse Dirkhising’s case, his tormentors used cucumbers, a
banana, a sausage and a douche bottle. These practices are shown
in the celebrated Mapplethorpe photographs. During the 1993 Gay
Rights March on Washington, an exhibit in the Mellon Auditorium,
a federal building, featured whips, chains, bondage devices and
electric cattle prods as instruments of sexual pleasure.
Death Penalty Possible for Gay Men in Dirkhising Murder
By Bob Melvin / CNSNews.com
An Arkansas circuit judge ruled Friday that prosecutors can seek
the death penalty against two homosexual men charged with
repeatedly raping a 13-year-old Bentonville boy, Jesse
Dirkhising, then allowing him to die of asphyxiation. At a
pretrial hearing, Benton County Circuit Judge David Clinger also
granted a defense request that potential jurors can be given a
questionnaire to determine whether they had already made up
their minds about the highly-publicized case. But Clinger said
lawyers could not delve too deeply into their private lives by
asking questions such as what types of magazines they read. Sex
Fantasies Evidence in Jesse Dirkhising Trial
By Jon E. Dougherty / WorldNetDaily.com
Statements detailing sexual fantasies about young boys, made to
police by a suspect in the rape and murder of 13-year-old Jesse
Dirkhising last year, can be admitted as evidence in court, a
state judge has ruled. Circuit Judge David Clinger of Benton
County, Ark., also said Apr. 26 that a search of Davis Don
Carpenter's apartment was proper during his arrest for killing
Dirkhising last fall. Judge Denies Bail to Homosexual Accused of
Rape and Murder of 13-Year Old
By Lawrence Morahan / CNSNews.com
A judge in Benton County, Arkansas, Wednesday denied bail to one
of two men charged in the September, 1999 rape and murder of a
13-year-old Arkansas boy. The victim, Jesse Dirkhising, was
discovered, bound and gagged, in the apartment of 38-year-old
Davis Don Carpenter and 22-year-old Joshua Macave Brown. Police
say Carpenter and Brown were lovers and that Brown repeatedly
sodomized the boy while Carpenter watched. Circuit Court Judge
David Clinger refused to issue bail to Carpenter, who is
currently being held in the Benton County Jail. Carpenter's
trial on charges of capital murder and six counts of rape is set
for July 17. Lawyers Mum On Plans For Trial In Jesse
Dirkhising's Slaying
By Michelle Bradford / The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (link
expired)
BENTONVILLE -- Jury selection starts Monday in the capital
murder trial of Joshua Macabe Brown who, along with a former
roommate, faces the death penalty if convicted in the November
1999 slaying of 13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising. Brown, 23, and
Davis Don Carpenter, 39, are each charged with one count of
capital murder and six counts of rape in the boy's death. Benton
County prosecutors said the Lincoln seventh-grader suffocated
after being drugged, bound and sodomized Sept. 26, 1999, in the
Rogers apartment where Carpenter and Brown lived.
Media Ignore Homosexual Murder-Rape Trial
NewsMax.com
Jury selection began Monday in the trial of a man accused of
raping and murdering an Arkansas boy. Family groups have
complained that the news media have demonstrated a pro-
homosexual bias in their reluctance to cover the case. The media
should give as much attention to this case as they did to the
highly publicized "hate crime" murder of Wyoming college student
Matthew Shepard, the family groups say.
Jury Selection Starts for First Trial in 13-Year-Old's Death
By Brian Skoloff / The Associated Press
BENTONVILLE, Arkansas -- Jury selection started Monday for the
trial of a man charged along with his roommate with rape and
capital murder in the death of a 13-year-old boy. Jesse
Dirkhising of Prairie Grove, Arkansas, died Sept. 26, 1999,
after being tied up and drugged in the home of Joshua McCabe
Brown and Davis Don Carpenter in Rogers, Arkansas, prosecutors
said. The state is seeking the death penalty.
Dirkhising Murder-Rape Trial Opens in Arkansas
By Scott Hogenson / CNSNews.com
BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- The trial of one of two men accused in the
1999 rape and murder of a 13-year-old boy in Arkansas began
Wednesday with prosecutors arguing that the boy's death does
constitute capital murder. 23-year old Joshua Macabe Brown faces
execution if found guilty in the murder of Jesse Dirkhising, who
died while bound and gagged, and subject to repeated rape.
Brown's roommate, 39-year old Davis Don Carpenter, faces his own
capital murder trial in May. Medical experts said the boy died
of suffocation in the apartment shared by the men as a result of
the position in which he was left, and the defense said Brown
did not want to kill the boy. But prosecutor Bob Balfe
discounted the argument, saying, "it's still capital murder,"
when a violent act results in death. The boy's parents had
allowed Dirkhising to stay with Brown and Carpenter, described
in earlier affidavits as lovers. But Betty Yates, the boy's
grandmother, said that decision probably contributed to the
boy's rape and death. "The parents put him in a situation he
shouldn't have been in. They knowingly let him spend weekends
with the two guys knowing they were gay," Yates said in an
October, 1999 interview with CNSNews.com.
Prosecutor Describes Gay's Rape-Murder Of 13-Year-Old Boy
By Brian Skoloff / The Associated Press
BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- A 13-year-old boy was sedated, restrained
and gagged with his own underwear and duct tape, then raped
repeatedly before he suffocated, a prosecutor told jurors
Wednesday. In his opening statement, prosecutor Bob Balfe said
Jesse Dirkhising had been given a strong sedative then
restrained on a bed before dying in the assault on Sept. 26,
1999. A judge ordered separate trials for Brown and Carpenter
because each is expected to blame the other for the boy's death.
Officers Testify They Couldn't Help Dying Boy
By Brian Skoloff / The Associated Press
BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- Police officers didn't try to revive a
dying boy who had been sexually assaulted because they weren't
carrying their disease-deterrent masks, the officers testified
Thursday. Police officers said at Brown's trial Thursday that
the boy was lifeless, his face was blue and he had blood in his
mouth and excrement smeared on his body when they entered the
gay couple's apartment in Rogers. "There was horrible stench in
the room when I walked in. It was overwhelming," said Jason
Curry, a former police officer in Rogers now with the U.S.
Border Patrol in Arizona. Under cross-examination by Brown's
lawyer, both Curry and former Cpl. Ian Smith said they had left
the masks necessary to protect themselves from disease behind in
the car when they entered the apartment. Department policy
mandates their use during resuscitation attempts, they said.
Mother Says Son Was Her 'Best Friend'
By Tracy M. Neal / The Benton County Daily Record (link expired)
BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- Tina Yates told jurors that her teen-age
son was her best friend and they did not have any secrets
between them. Yates took the witness stand Thursday during the
capital murder trial of Joshua M. Brown. Brown is accused, along
with co-defendant Davis Don Carpenter, of raping and murdering
13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising, who was Yates' son. She testified
that she knew Carpenter and Brown were homosexual lovers, she
said: "I have no prejudices against gay people."
Gay-Bondage Death Of Boy 'No Accident'
By Brian Skoloff / The Associated Press
BENTONVILLE, Arkansas -- Logic showed that a 13-year-old boy was
not a willing participant in a sexual-bondage game that led to
his death in a homosexual couple's apartment, a prosecutor told
jurors. Making a late-night run for more duct tape, picking up
only two sandwiches instead of three, and leaving the child
unattended all prove that the men were not concerned about Jesse
Dirkhising's welfare, prosecutor Bob Balfe said. "Why did they
need more duct tape? Was it because he was struggling?" Mr Balfe
asked jurors in his closing argument.
Tape Describes Sex Games With Boy
By Michelle Bradford / Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (link expired)
BENTONVILLE -- Joshua Macabe Brown sounded incredulous. He said
he returned to the candlelit, littered bedroom after eating a
sandwich to find that the boy he'd tied to the mattress, gagged
with underwear and sodomized wasn't breathing. Benton County
jurors Thursday heard an audio recording of Brown's interview
with police Sept. 26, 1999. Hours before Jesse's death, Brown
sodomized the boy with different items while Jesse was face down
with pillows propped under his midsection.
--
For all you assbags who think blindly voting Democrat just
because you always have, this homosexual rape of child hate
crime is your legacy.
Remind the bigots at the DOJ about this gay on straight crime
the American liberal homosexual biased media has attempted to
obfuscate.
Email the Eric Holder ("Obama Is Queer" DOJ email address)
faggot club at: Sanford...@usdoj.gov.
c62ed2...@googlegroups.com>
wy <w...@myself.com> wrote:
13 year old Jesse Dirkhising raped and murdered by gays.
Bye Jesse, we will miss you very much and will not forget what
the gays did to you.
The Death of Jesse Dirkhising - Raped and Murdered by two
homosexuals
Ignored by the Media
Most the listing from Covenant News and Jim Rudd
By Joseph Farah / WorldNetDaily.com
His parents thought he was working as a hair stylist on
weekends. But when Prairie Grove, Ark., police responded to a
911 emergency call at 5 a.m. Sept. 26, they found 13-year-old
Jesse Dirkhising on the floor, unconscious, near death, one of
his wrists bound with duct tape. A half-hour later, he was
pronounced dead at St. Mary's Hospital in Roger.
A police investigation determined young Jesse was repeatedly
raped over a period of hours, including with foreign objects.
While enduring this ordeal, his ankles, knees and wrists were
bound in duct tape and he was gagged and blindfolded. He was
tied to a mattress. He may have been drugged, police say. A
sedative called amitryptiline was found in the home of two men --
Joshua Brown, 22, and David Don Carpenter, 38 -- along with
Jesse's body.
Just another brutal local crime, you say? Why is Farah
recounting a police blotter story from Arkansas? I don't know.
Something bothers me about this story. It ought to bother us. It
was big news in Northwest Arkansas, but the story of Jesse
Dirkhising hasn't made a ripple in the national news. I wonder
why? I wonder if it's because the victim is not a part of some
politically protected sub-group, a special class deserving of
extra government privileges? I wonder if it is because the
suspects are, indeed, members of such a group. Remember how the
nation stood riveted to the details of a hideous murder that
took place in Wyoming when a homosexual was tortured to death?
Never mind that the crime had little or nothing to do with the
victim's sexual proclivities. Uh-uh. That didn't matter.
Who was Jesse Dirkhising?
Media Tune Out Torture Death of Arkansas Boy
Joyce Howard Price / The Washington Times (link expired)
Most of the nation has not heard about two homosexual men who
face the death penalty in Arkansas, charged with raping and
torturing a 13-year-old boy to death last month. The brutal
crime against Prairie Grove, Ark., seventh-grader Jesse
Dirkhising -- who was raped repeatedly and suffocated with his
own underwear in the pre-dawn hours of Sept. 26 -- was reported
by news organizations in Arkansas and also covered by newspapers
in Oklahoma and Tennessee. But the boy's death did not receive
national media attention. Tim Graham, director of media analysis
for the Media Research Center, said he is not surprised. "Nobody
wants to say anything negative about homosexuals. Nobody wants
to be seen on the wrong side of that issue," said Mr. Graham,
who sees "political correctness" at work. No Media Memorial For
Jesse Dirkhising
By L. Brent Bozell III / Creators Syndicate
When Matthew Shepard died on October 12, 1998 at the age of 21,
five days after getting into a pickup truck with two goons who
beat him mercilessly, he had already become a huge national news
story that continues today. It made the cover of Time magazine
with the headline "The War Over Gays," with reporters
predictably using the occasion to blame religious conservatives
and call for hate-crime laws and other gay-left agenda items.
But when Jesse Dirkhising died on September 26 at the age of 13
from suffocation after being bound, gagged with underwear in his
mouth, blindfolded, taped to the bed, and sodomized by one gay
man while another gay man watched, the national media said
nothing, even after The Washington Times exposed the untold
story. Media Outlets Quash Stories on Dirkhising Death
By Lawrence Morahan / CNSNews.com
Stories about the alleged murder of a 13-year-old boy at the
hands of a homosexual couple have been quashed by some major
media outlets and have caused death threats to be sent to
others, a group of reporters and talk show hosts told
CNSNews.com. "About 10 percent of my emails are from people who
haven't heard of the case and who want material to verify what
they heard. People asked me to send them some stuff because
people they told about it didn't believe them," said Eric Hogue,
a broadcaster with WHK AM and FM radio covering northeastern
Ohio and Pennsylvania, in an interview with CNSNews.com.
Affidavits Reveal 'Gay' Sadism Link in the Jesse Dirkhising
Murder
Americans for Truth
Why is the media not covering Jesse Dirkhising murder like that
of Matthew Shepard? Where were the Human Rights Campaign, and
the National Gay & Lesbian Task Force on the day of Jesse
Dirkhising's death? View facsimiles of two affidavits of this
case for yourself. Two Killings, One Newsworthy The Other Not
By Bill O'Reilly / APB News (link expired)
NEW YORK -- The question is stark and brutal. If the murder of
Matthew Shepard, a gay man, by two drunken thugs in Laramie,
Wyo., was a national story and a heinous hate crime, why wasn't
the killing of 13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising publicized the same
way? Jesse was tortured, sodomized and finally killed by a gay
man as another homosexual watched in the small town of Rogers,
Ark. Yet the national media ignored the crime, causing outrage
among those who see hate crimes as a tool being used to hammer
the agendas of special interests. The two men who murdered
Shepard have been convicted and, most likely, will spend the
rest of their lives in prison. But the two men allegedly
involved in the killing of Jesse Dirkhising have yet to be
tried, and when they are, you may not even hear about it. The
Death of Jesse Dirkhising
By Michelle Malkin / CapitalismMagazine.com
"Jesse slowly suffocated and died." A jury heard those chilling
words this week in the opening statement of a little-noticed
Arkansas trial. A mother heard those heartbreaking words spoken
about her 13-year-old son, Jesse Dirkhising, whom prosecutors
say died at the hands of two men who raped and murdered the boy
during a marathon torture session. The trial raises grave
questions about society's increasing tolerance of gay
pedophilia. But in New York and Los Angeles, the national press
hounds were more interested in covering the trial of rap star
Sean "Puffy" Combs than in reporting on the tragic death of
Jesse Dirkhising. Jesse Dirkhising's Deliverance
By Joseph Farah / WorldNetDaily.com
The case of 13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising continues to haunt me
since I first wrote about it weeks ago -- before anyone else in
the national press. The details of the crime in Prairie Grove,
Ark., Sept. 26, were chilling enough before I read more than I
cared to read in the affidavit filed the next day. This is not
an easy story to write about nor read about. Be warned. Joshua
Macave Brown and David Don Carpenter have pleaded innocent to
charges of capital murder and six counts of rape in Jesse's
torturous death. The pair is charged with drugging the boy,
raping him repeatedly and killing him by asphyxiation. If you
have the stomach for it, here are the shocking details of what
the police investigation found. As I wrote last month about this
case: "Remember how the nation stood riveted to the details of a
hideous murder that took place in Wyoming when a homosexual was
tortured to death? Never mind that the crime had little or
nothing to do with the victim's sexual proclivities. Uh-uh. That
didn't matter. This was a hate crime. New laws were needed. New
brainwashing programs must be introduced into the schools. New
sensitivity outreach projects were required by all media
outlets. Bill Clinton sounded off. Janet Reno chimed in. Small-
Town Predators
By Candi Cushman / WORLD Magazine
The rape and murder of a 13-year-old boy roils Arkansas, but not
the national press. Reaching its long black arm into quiet
farmlands and fall-colored mountains, Highway 62 long provided
the only link between Lincoln, Prairie Grove, and Rogers-three
rural communities that dot the 150-mile route east of the
Oklahoma border in northern Arkansas. That was before September,
though, when two homosexual men in Rogers allegedly raped and
killed 13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising, a Prairie Grove resident
and Lincoln middle-school student. Now the three towns are
forever connected in a depressing tale of small-town sin and
media double standards. Is Homosexuality Normal?
By Reed Irvine / Accuracy In Media
Why have the establishment media ignored the horrible murder of
13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising by two homosexual men in the little
town of Rogers, Arkansas? That is a question that was first
asked by The Washington Times on October 22, nearly a month
after the seventh-grader was found dead after he had been
brutally assaulted sexually by Davis Carpenter, 38, and his
lover, Joshua Brown, 22, on September 26. The front-page story
in the Times by Joyce Howard Price brought the story, which had
been on the front page of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette on three
days, out of Arkansas. But a Nexis search at the end of November
found only a half dozen news stories about it outside of
Arkansas and a dozen editorials, opinion columns and letters.
Homosexuality Is Not Normal
By Reed Irvine and Cliff Kincaid / Accuracy In Media
In earlier commentaries we have contrasted the extensive
coverage our establishment media gave to the murder of Matthew
Shepard, a homosexual college student in Wyoming, and the murder
by two homosexual men of Jesse Dirkhising, a seventh-grade
student in Arkansas. At the end of November, a Nexis search of
publications outside of Arkansas turned up only a half dozen
news stories and a dozen editorials, columns and letters that
mentioned the Dirkhising murder. Jonathan Gregg of Time magazine
gave an explanation for this in an article on Time’s web site on
November 4.
He said: "The reason the Dirkhising story received so little
play is because it offered no lessons. Shepard's murder touches
on a host of complex and timely issues: intolerance, society's
attitudes toward gays and the pressure to conform, the use of
violence as a means of confronting one's demons. Jesse
Dirkhising's death gives us nothing except the depravity of two
sick men. There is no lesson here, no moral of tolerance, no
hope to be gleaned in the punishment of the perpetrators. To be
somehow equated with these monsters would be a bitter legacy
indeed for Matthew Shepard." But there are important lessons to
be found in the Dirkhising case. One is that the homosexual
lifestyle frequently involves practices that are both revolting
and what follows may not be suitable for children.
Josh Brown and Davis Carpenter, the killers of Jesse Dirkhising,
were just doing what Carpenter, who is thirty-eight years old,
had been doing for years -- inflicting physical pain on others
for kicks. Sadomasochism is celebrated in homosexual literature
and art. Those who engage in it are not described as sick
"monsters." There is a tendency to try extreme perversions in
search of thrills. One, called "golden showers," is urinating on
a partner. Another is using objects to sodomize a partner. In
Jesse Dirkhising’s case, his tormentors used cucumbers, a
banana, a sausage and a douche bottle. These practices are shown
in the celebrated Mapplethorpe photographs. During the 1993 Gay
Rights March on Washington, an exhibit in the Mellon Auditorium,
a federal building, featured whips, chains, bondage devices and
electric cattle prods as instruments of sexual pleasure.
Death Penalty Possible for Gay Men in Dirkhising Murder
By Bob Melvin / CNSNews.com
An Arkansas circuit judge ruled Friday that prosecutors can seek
the death penalty against two homosexual men charged with
repeatedly raping a 13-year-old Bentonville boy, Jesse
Dirkhising, then allowing him to die of asphyxiation. At a
pretrial hearing, Benton County Circuit Judge David Clinger also
granted a defense request that potential jurors can be given a
questionnaire to determine whether they had already made up
their minds about the highly-publicized case. But Clinger said
lawyers could not delve too deeply into their private lives by
asking questions such as what types of magazines they read. Sex
Fantasies Evidence in Jesse Dirkhising Trial
By Jon E. Dougherty / WorldNetDaily.com
Statements detailing sexual fantasies about young boys, made to
police by a suspect in the rape and murder of 13-year-old Jesse
Dirkhising last year, can be admitted as evidence in court, a
state judge has ruled. Circuit Judge David Clinger of Benton
County, Ark., also said Apr. 26 that a search of Davis Don
Carpenter's apartment was proper during his arrest for killing
Dirkhising last fall. Judge Denies Bail to Homosexual Accused of
Rape and Murder of 13-Year Old
By Lawrence Morahan / CNSNews.com
A judge in Benton County, Arkansas, Wednesday denied bail to one
of two men charged in the September, 1999 rape and murder of a
13-year-old Arkansas boy. The victim, Jesse Dirkhising, was
discovered, bound and gagged, in the apartment of 38-year-old
Davis Don Carpenter and 22-year-old Joshua Macave Brown. Police
say Carpenter and Brown were lovers and that Brown repeatedly
sodomized the boy while Carpenter watched. Circuit Court Judge
David Clinger refused to issue bail to Carpenter, who is
currently being held in the Benton County Jail. Carpenter's
trial on charges of capital murder and six counts of rape is set
for July 17. Lawyers Mum On Plans For Trial In Jesse
Dirkhising's Slaying
By Michelle Bradford / The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (link
expired)
BENTONVILLE -- Jury selection starts Monday in the capital
murder trial of Joshua Macabe Brown who, along with a former
roommate, faces the death penalty if convicted in the November
1999 slaying of 13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising. Brown, 23, and
Davis Don Carpenter, 39, are each charged with one count of
capital murder and six counts of rape in the boy's death. Benton
County prosecutors said the Lincoln seventh-grader suffocated
after being drugged, bound and sodomized Sept. 26, 1999, in the
Rogers apartment where Carpenter and Brown lived.
Media Ignore Homosexual Murder-Rape Trial
NewsMax.com
Jury selection began Monday in the trial of a man accused of
raping and murdering an Arkansas boy. Family groups have
complained that the news media have demonstrated a pro-
homosexual bias in their reluctance to cover the case. The media
should give as much attention to this case as they did to the
highly publicized "hate crime" murder of Wyoming college student
Matthew Shepard, the family groups say.
Jury Selection Starts for First Trial in 13-Year-Old's Death
By Brian Skoloff / The Associated Press
BENTONVILLE, Arkansas -- Jury selection started Monday for the
trial of a man charged along with his roommate with rape and
capital murder in the death of a 13-year-old boy. Jesse
Dirkhising of Prairie Grove, Arkansas, died Sept. 26, 1999,
after being tied up and drugged in the home of Joshua McCabe
Brown and Davis Don Carpenter in Rogers, Arkansas, prosecutors
said. The state is seeking the death penalty.
Dirkhising Murder-Rape Trial Opens in Arkansas
By Scott Hogenson / CNSNews.com
BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- The trial of one of two men accused in the
1999 rape and murder of a 13-year-old boy in Arkansas began
Wednesday with prosecutors arguing that the boy's death does
constitute capital murder. 23-year old Joshua Macabe Brown faces
execution if found guilty in the murder of Jesse Dirkhising, who
died while bound and gagged, and subject to repeated rape.
Brown's roommate, 39-year old Davis Don Carpenter, faces his own
capital murder trial in May. Medical experts said the boy died
of suffocation in the apartment shared by the men as a result of
the position in which he was left, and the defense said Brown
did not want to kill the boy. But prosecutor Bob Balfe
discounted the argument, saying, "it's still capital murder,"
when a violent act results in death. The boy's parents had
allowed Dirkhising to stay with Brown and Carpenter, described
in earlier affidavits as lovers. But Betty Yates, the boy's
grandmother, said that decision probably contributed to the
boy's rape and death. "The parents put him in a situation he
shouldn't have been in. They knowingly let him spend weekends
with the two guys knowing they were gay," Yates said in an
October, 1999 interview with CNSNews.com.
Prosecutor Describes Gay's Rape-Murder Of 13-Year-Old Boy
By Brian Skoloff / The Associated Press
BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- A 13-year-old boy was sedated, restrained
and gagged with his own underwear and duct tape, then raped
repeatedly before he suffocated, a prosecutor told jurors
Wednesday. In his opening statement, prosecutor Bob Balfe said
Jesse Dirkhising had been given a strong sedative then
restrained on a bed before dying in the assault on Sept. 26,
1999. A judge ordered separate trials for Brown and Carpenter
because each is expected to blame the other for the boy's death.
Officers Testify They Couldn't Help Dying Boy
By Brian Skoloff / The Associated Press
BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- Police officers didn't try to revive a
dying boy who had been sexually assaulted because they weren't
carrying their disease-deterrent masks, the officers testified
Thursday. Police officers said at Brown's trial Thursday that
the boy was lifeless, his face was blue and he had blood in his
mouth and excrement smeared on his body when they entered the
gay couple's apartment in Rogers. "There was horrible stench in
the room when I walked in. It was overwhelming," said Jason
Curry, a former police officer in Rogers now with the U.S.
Border Patrol in Arizona. Under cross-examination by Brown's
lawyer, both Curry and former Cpl. Ian Smith said they had left
the masks necessary to protect themselves from disease behind in
the car when they entered the apartment. Department policy
mandates their use during resuscitation attempts, they said.
Mother Says Son Was Her 'Best Friend'
By Tracy M. Neal / The Benton County Daily Record (link expired)
BENTONVILLE, Ark. -- Tina Yates told jurors that her teen-age
son was her best friend and they did not have any secrets
between them. Yates took the witness stand Thursday during the
capital murder trial of Joshua M. Brown. Brown is accused, along
with co-defendant Davis Don Carpenter, of raping and murdering
13-year-old Jesse Dirkhising, who was Yates' son. She testified
that she knew Carpenter and Brown were homosexual lovers, she
said: "I have no prejudices against gay people."
Gay-Bondage Death Of Boy 'No Accident'
By Brian Skoloff / The Associated Press
BENTONVILLE, Arkansas -- Logic showed that a 13-year-old boy was
not a willing participant in a sexual-bondage game that led to
his death in a homosexual couple's apartment, a prosecutor told
jurors. Making a late-night run for more duct tape, picking up
only two sandwiches instead of three, and leaving the child
unattended all prove that the men were not concerned about Jesse
Dirkhising's welfare, prosecutor Bob Balfe said. "Why did they
need more duct tape? Was it because he was struggling?" Mr Balfe
asked jurors in his closing argument.
Tape Describes Sex Games With Boy
By Michelle Bradford / Arkansas Democrat-Gazette (link expired)
BENTONVILLE -- Joshua Macabe Brown sounded incredulous. He said
he returned to the candlelit, littered bedroom after eating a
sandwich to find that the boy he'd tied to the mattress, gagged
with underwear and sodomized wasn't breathing. Benton County
jurors Thursday heard an audio recording of Brown's interview
with police Sept. 26, 1999. Hours before Jesse's death, Brown
sodomized the boy with different items while Jesse was face down
with pillows propped under his midsection.
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For all you assbags who think blindly voting Democrat just
because you always have, this homosexual rape of child hate
crime is your legacy.
Remind the bigots at the DOJ about this gay on straight crime
the American liberal homosexual biased media has attempted to
obfuscate.
Email the Eric Holder ("Obama Is Queer" DOJ email address)
faggot club at: Sanford...@usdoj.gov.
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