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Originally posted by PeoriaAZ
reply to post by Night Star
they had no right to kill, without a doubt, but you guys can let your heart bleed for this family, but I guarantee you those people weren't so stupid that they would go and hit the wrong house, I mean c'mon, you guys have no idea the way life is here, ECspecially in those border towns, it is nuts, i guess that why you guys don't understand me, you don't live what goes on down here
Originally posted by AmericanDaughter
I remember this case well and
Shame upon the parents And American so called law enforcement for causing the death of this child.
The parents were criminal invaders and probable drug dealers.
The topic title is incorrect; the killers were not killing in the name of any minutemen group no matter how much the lame stream media tries to spin it - they were just plain bad guys; in fact the minutemen hate that this happened and they don't go around doing or condoning such heinous actions.
edit on 29-1-2011 by AmericanDaughter because: (no reason given)
Reporting from Tucson — As her mother tells it, 9-year-old Brisenia Flores had begged the border vigilantes who had just broken into her house, "Please don't shoot me."
But they did — in the face at point-blank range, prosecutors allege, as Brisenia's father sat dead on the couch and her mother lay on the floor, pretending that she too had been killed in the gunfire.
Prosecutors allege that in May 2009, Shawna Forde decided to strike an odd alliance with drug dealers in southern Arizona: Forde would help the traffickers ransack their rivals' houses for stashes of drugs and cash, which could then fund her fledgling group, Minutemen American Defense.
Prosecutors say that in April 2009, Forde told two members of the movement in Denver that she had linked up with drug dealers in the tiny town of Arivaca, Ariz., just north of the Mexican border and about 50 miles southwest of Tucson. She proposed helping the dealers raid a rival's house, which would be full of drug profits she could steal, prosecutors allege.
The plan so alarmed the members, prosecutors say, that they contacted the FBI.
(CNN) -- An Arizona jury convicted anti-illegal immigration activist Shawna Forde of murder Monday in the killing of a Latino man and his 9-year-old daughter during a 2009 vigilante raid she led on their home.
The Pima County jury convicted Forde on eight counts, including the shooting deaths of Raul Flores and his daughter, Brisenia, and the attempted murder of the child's mother, Gina Gonzales, at the family's rural Arivaca home on May 30, 2009.