John R. Houk
© November 7, 2017
I have discovered that the mass murderer that shot up the
First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, TX was 26-year-old Devin Patrick
Kelley. As far as I know as of this writing, Kelley’s name is the only
verifiable certainty.
Devin Patrick Kelley
Unverifiable theories have popped up from news sources often
disparaged by the Left as Conspiracist and/or far-right. Which means as far as
the Mainstream Media (MSM) is concerned, has no credibility.
The top of the list Kelley is that he was a part of Antifa
or ISIS. The Left is so dead set against Antifa or ISIS that I ran into a
comment supporting the MSM vocal debunking so much, the Leftie speculated
Kelley was a far-right racist on a murder spree.
The thing is the police-authorities are not giving out any
basic info other than name and Kelley being a dishonorably discharged Air Force
vet, noting the discharge was for domestic abuse against his wife and child.
I’m going to look at the Antifa angle courtesy of the
Leftist-hated Fox News that dug into humint facts. After reading this
info, you decide if the MSM absolute denial is credible or if the Right are at
least better guessers:
Shocked former classmates who
attended middle and high school with Texas church gunman Devin Patrick Kelley
described him Monday as being heavily medicated and someone who kept to himself
-- despite a deluge of posts on his apparent Facebook profile about weapons and
atheism.
Kelley -- dressed entirely in black
and "wearing a face mask with a white skull on it," according to Texas
Department of Public Safety's regional director Freeman Martin --
burst into the First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs, Texas on Sunday and
killed at least 26 people, one as young as 18-months old.
…
Another classmate who spoke to Fox
News and wished to remain anonymous described Kelley as a quiet student, though
he had his share of friends.
“He recently added me on
[Facebook]. I accepted hence we went to school together, and any time I saw him
on my timeline he was sharing stuff about guns and being atheist,” she said.
“He was pretty negative. The last post I remember was of a rifle.”
Kelley’s Facebook page has since
been taken down.
…
Brittany Adcock, a 22-year-old who
told NBC News that she dated Kelley for two months when she was 13 and he was
18, said Kelley would constantly call her after she broke off the relationship.
…
"I don't think the church was
just randomly attacked," he said [i.e. Governor Abbot]. "I
think there was a reason why the shooter chose this church."
The gunman was also denied a
Texas gun permit, according to Abbott. [Blog Editor: Bold Text Mine for
all those Leftist anti-2nd Amendment/gun control propagandists.]
…
READ ENTIRETY (Texas church
shooter Devin Patrick Kelley served in Air Force, was court-martialed for
assaulting wife, child; By Travis Fedschun, Greg Norman; Fox News; 11/6/17)
Did you notice the part that said, ‘Kelley -- dressed
entirely in black and "wearing a face mask with a white skull on it,"
…’ OR: ‘He was
pretty negative. The last post I remember was of a rifle.”
Kelley’s Facebook page has since been taken down.’
Here some more news from not so-MSM called Metro.
However, according to the Metro About
Page they have a large circulation as well as online:
Metro is published in more than 100
major cities across Europe, North & South America and Asia. Metro has a
unique global reach — attracting a young, active, well-educated Metropolitan
audience of more than 18 million daily readers.
Metro is a free daily newspaper
written and designed for young and ambitious professionals. Designed for a
20-minute read, the paper gives metropolitans all they need to know, Monday
through Friday, during their morning commutes.
Local, national and international
news and colorful features are presented without any bias, but showcase a
proudly urban attitude and style.
And now the Metro Devin Kelley info:
Was the Texas church shooter a
member of Antifa? Many people are wondering if Devin Patrick Kelley was a
member of the anti-fascism (hence, Antifa) group …
…
Although fake news swirls after any
big tragedy, especially those difficult to comprehend because of their
violence, we do know some things for certain about Kelley. We know that he
opened fire on parishioners attending a Sunday service at a Baptist church in
Sutherland Springs, Texas on November 5. We know that he killed at least 26
people [Blog Editor: Many in the media are saying killed 27 because he
killed a pregnant lady. Sure to irritate pro-abortionists]. We know he
was wearing all black.
But there are also reports going
around that he was holding an Antifa flag during the attack and told the
churchgoers “this is a communist revolution.”
One such report wrote that
the Texas church shooter “has been identified as Devin Kelley, an Antifa member
who vowed to start a civil war by ‘targeting white conservative churches’ and
causing anarchy in the United States.” (Was the Texas church shooter Devin
Patrick Kelley a member of Antifa? By Linnea
Zielinski; Metro; 11/6/17 – Updated same no time given)
In the interest of fair and balanced, Metro finishes
their report with the Leftist contention everything about Communist Antifa was
fabricated:
Antifa United posted to their
Facebook group images of the Texas church shooter and the supposed image of
their flag, Snopes reports, and were insistent that the image was a
fake and that the image was pulled from them and used by some other source to
forge a connection between Kelley and the group. The post claims that the
“far-right (badly) put together a collage of images/mock up of a FB profile and
are claiming the Texas shooter uploaded a picture of his antifa flag.”
The post went on to explain “That's
OUR picture. Pulled from our shop website when we had that flag design in stock.
The person holding it in the picture is me. The admin of this page. In my
office.”
[Blog Editor: Here is the
tinyurl to the Antifa United Facebook post imbedded below - http://tinyurl.com/y9ycfh5c]
UK media’s The Sun doesn’t mention Antifa or ISIS,
but enough info that indicates to me that Devin Kelley was a nut job Leftist as
indicated by a history of mental illness and Leftist agitating atheism. If he
wasn’t an Antifa enthusiast, Kelley definitely was a candidate for Antifa
thuggery:
Classmate Nina Rosa Nava write on
Facebook that the mass murderer used to rant on the social network about his
atheist beliefs.
She said: “He was always talking
about how people who believe in God were stupid and trying to preach his
atheism.”
Fellow user Christopher Leo
Longoria replied: “I removed him off FB for those same reasons! He was being
super nagtive (sic) all the timd (sic).”
…
Cord Eubank Brown said on social
media that he went to high school with “maniac” Kelley.
He wrote: “There were people I knew who stayed away from this guy for many reasons, which all make sense now. He just requested me on Facebook recently.”
Another former classmate, who
wished to remain anonymous, told the Mail that Kelley “always creeped me out
and was different.”
…
He added: “I ended up distancing
myself from him in high school after he got in an argument with me in school
and he tried punching me several times. Dude was crazy man.”
…
Kelley's now deleted Facebook page
showed a photo of what appeared to be an assault rifle, posted under the words:
"She's a bad b****."
The page also featured the Mark
Twain quote: "I do not fear death."
…
The gunman was dressed in black,
tactical-type gear and wearing a ballistic vest when he entered the church during the late
morning service.
Locals have described how
Kelley was stopped by two brave men who fatally
wounded the “deranged” killer before running his getaway car off the road.
Rifle-wielding plumber Willeford
managed to shoot Kelley in between his body armour, with the bullet piercing
his side, reports the Mail Online.
Texas Department of Public Safety
Regional Director Freeman Martin also confirmed that the 55-year-old, known as
an excellent shot in the small town, “grabbed his rifle and engaged the
suspect.”
The resident said that Willeford
and fellow local Johnnie Langendorff jumped in the latter’s truck and gave
chase to Kelley – who had grabbed a hostage and had fled in an SUV.
But when Langendorff managed to run
the depraved killer off the road, the pair of heroes realised that Kelley had
bled out after earlier being shot by Willeford, claims the local. … READ ENTIRETY ('SHE'S
A BAD B***H' Texas church shooting – Facebook rants of ‘creepy’ massacre
gunman Devin Kelley, 26, who preached about atheism before killing 26
churchgoers; By Mark Hodge; The Sun; 11/6/17 10:00 pm [Whatever
UK time is] – 11/6/17 10:32 pm)
This version of the two local Texas heroes is first time I
heard it. Before this, I had not heard Willeford’s name or that he hit Kelley.
It was suggested that Kelley might have shot himself to death.
JRH 11/7/17
The Left are scoffing at President Trump's remark that his actions were a mental health issue, and not a gun issue. From everything I have viewed, it seems that everyone who knew him considered him to be either a "nut job," "weird," "strange," "mentally unbalanced," "different," or some other politically correct term for "crazy." These are people who have known this person for many years, during high school and after. The comments lead me to believe that the "strange" behavior increased with time, to the extent that many of them would not want to be considered his friend, even on Facebook. So, I am of the same opinion, of the person, as our President. Even the military and State of Texas considered him to be Not fit to own a gun, but he was still able to purchase these weapons, using his own personal identification. I would have thought that whoever does these "background checks" should have found something that let them know that he had been told that he was not allowed to own a gun, of any type, and prevented him from being able to buy one, from a store. Granted, he could have attempted to buy one off the streets, but from what I've seen, nobody that actually knew him would have helped him get one. Instead, he was able to buy not only one, but at least three from a gun dealer.
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