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Title: Leo Frank, bisexual pedophile, coke addict, rapes, strangles 12-year old (1913)
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Judical Biz
URL Source: http://judicial-inc.biz/MiscPics.htm
Published: Oct 3, 2006
Author: Unknown
Post Date: 2006-10-03 21:35:15 by YertleTurtle
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Comments: 25
Leo Franks was a bisexual pedophile, and a drug addict, who managed a pencil factory in Atlanta via 1913. One day he demanded sex from a 12 yr. old employee named Mary Phagan, she refused, so then he brutally raped and murdered her. Frank, and a handyman, drag the body to the basement where they were going to burn it in the factory furnace the next day. That night, a watchman finds the body - calls the police - Franks is arrested - found guilty and sentenced to hang. The governor commutes the sentence, and Marietta finest families broke into jail and lynched him This incident lead to the creation of ADL in 1913. Today the Jewish community hails Leo Franks as a innocent martyr - a victim of anti-Semitism Poster Comment: This article is too long and complex to post here, so I'm providing a link. It's very much worthwhile to follow it.
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#2. To: YertleTurtle (#0)
what a story. I remember reading in high school history class about how this jewish lawyer was lynched by jew-hating mob.
He wasn't a lawyer, just a pedophile coke addict who raped and strangled a 12- year-old girl. If this "mob" was "jew-hating," then why was Frank the only Jew ever to be lynched in the U.S.? Most of those lynched were white; were all those people "white-hating"?
now I remember - the history book we had in high school in georgia said that it was a jewish business owner the mob lynched, out of jealousy for his success. No mention of Mary Phagan, cocaine, or anything else.
Sounds like the "history" book left out a few minor details. Published most likely by Schwartz and Lipshitz.
This Senator had a serious drinking problem. Dad complained about him getting drunk on the plane when he flew him from Connecticut to D.C. or visa versa. Note who he lost his first senatorial election to, the dad of GHW Bush. Just thought you would find it interesting. I have pictures of me as a boy with this guy. Thomas J. Dodd Dodd was elected as a Democrat to the House of Representatives in 1952, and served two terms. He lost a Senate election in 1956 to Prescott S. Bush, but was elected in 1958 to Connecticut's other Senate seat and then re-elected in 1964. In 1967 he was censured by the Senate for using campaign funds for personal purposes. In 1970, after suffering a heart attack, he chose not to run for re-election for the Senate, and the Democrats nominated Joseph Duffey to replace him. However, Dodd entered the race after the primary, which both he and Duffey lost to Lowell Weicker. Dodd was known to have a very serious problem with alcohol. In an infamous 1965 incident that took place on Capitol Hill, Dodd was reported to be so inebriated that he needed the help of two secretaries to reach his car. Dodd died in 1971. His son Christopher J. Dodd was elected to the Senate as a Connecticut Democrat in 1980.
#25. To: Ferret Mike (#8)
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Dodd died in 1971. His son Christopher J. Dodd was elected to the Senate as a Connecticut Democrat in 1980. Intriguing, thanks. Politics sure seems to run in families...must be a demon seed ;-) [Meaning most truly altruistic people would never run, and if they did, could not be elected. It takes "connections," family or business.] That Tom helped put the rope around Prescott Bush's neck is amazing, and that his son is for lifting the Cuban embargo. The very few altruistic folks in government seem to be outnumbered, however.
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#3. To: Red Jones (#2)
I remember reading in high school history class about how was lynched by jew-hating mob.
#4. To: YertleTurtle (#3)
#7. To: Red Jones, eoghan (#4)
now I remember - the history book we had in high school in georgia said that it was a jewish business owner the mob lynched, out of jealousy for his success.
#8. To: IndieTX, Uncle Bill (#7)
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Replies to Comment # 8. Dodd was known to have a very serious problem with alcohol. In an infamous 1965 incident that took place on Capitol Hill, Dodd was reported to be so inebriated that he needed the help of two secretaries to reach his car.
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