Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Justin Bloxom. Mostrar todas las entradas
Mostrando entradas con la etiqueta Justin Bloxom. Mostrar todas las entradas

martes, 29 de marzo de 2011

Justin Bloxom, dear boy. Always In Our Hearts...

Prophecy? Other children will be angels too soon, and the worst, 
boys will go to heaven suffering...
SAY NOT PEDOPHILE
zero tolerance!

On March 30, 2010, 12 year-old Justin Bloxom died in Stonewall, Louisiana at the hands of a predatory monster. The monster who killed Justin was a repeat sexual offender. His name is Brian Horn, his contact in facebook...
Justin Bloxom & far too many other children have been hurt, sexually molested and, or murdered at the hands of predatory monsters. We cannot continue to slap the hands of these child predators, 'rehabilitate', then release them so that they can focus on another child.
We need to speak out, make our demands be heard by lawmakers. Show our strength in numbers to protect all of our innocent children!
Sparked by the March 30th murder of 12-year-old Justin Bloxom, two area lawmakers have filed last-minute legislation to restrict employment opportunities for registered sex offenders. Senator Sherri Cheek and Representative Richard Burford are calling their legislation the Justin M. Bloxom Bill. Should it pass, the bill -- among other things -- would prohibit convicted sex offenders from driving taxis, buses, and limousine.
Please visit us on Facebook on the Justice For Justin Bloxom page and sign our petition. To do so just go to the discussions tab and sign either locally if your in Louisiana or Nationally for out of state. If you need further instructions the directions are on the left hand side of the page. Thank you so much and God Bless.
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fecha: 29 de marzo de 2011 07:47
asunto: Justin Bloxom ~ Thank you
Thank you Joshua for telling Justin's story and remembering him at this very difficult time. It's been one year ago since anyone saw his sweet beautiful smile or heard his amazing laughter. One year since anyone has wittnessed his silliness and ability to make others around him happy, and feel good about themselves. That's who Justin was. He will always be remembered and his story will live forever. His purpose in life from the very beginning has begun. That being to educate others of the ugly reality that our precious, innocent, defencless and voiceless children are being preyed on, hideously abuse and at times even murdered in our homes, schools, churches, clubs, by our friends, babysitters, parents, boyfriends, girlfriends and by the technology that gives them the fuel to do whatever they want to get to our children. THE WORLDS CHILDREN! It is up to all of us to speak for these amazing children. To tell the world that this "epidemic" and "War Against
OUR Children" will NO LONGER be tolerated! We need to stop turning away just because the truth is to much to handle. "We can't handle the truth because it makes us sad, and ruins our happy little day so we turn away from it". Our lawmakers also ignore this reality! I bet our innocent children would like to turn away from it also...but are unable to because far to many are living this ugly hideous reality daily! The safety and protection of all Gods children must be the worlds number one priority. They are our future, and we all know how our future is looking. No more silence! No more lies! No more turning away until it happens to you or someone you love. It's far past time to put our children first. I could go on and on about my personal opinions, concerns and thoughts, but I'm sure you are well aware of those. Just know that we, at Justice For Justin Bloxom appreciate what your doing here on your page. You are spreading awareness and truth around the
world, your investigating, researching and letting the world know what's really going on "when most do not." Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. God Bless you on your journey of standing up and speaking out for the worlds most precious gifts from God himself, our children.
By the way, The Justin Bloxom Bill was passed on Aug. 15th 2010. The fastest bill ever passed in a Childs name.

Rhonda

viernes, 20 de agosto de 2010

Justin Bloxom always was very happy: boylover's victim. Murderer contacted in facebook...

Justin Siempre estaba sonriendo feliz...

Justin tenía 12 años de edad cuando fue asesinado por Brian Horn, delincuente sexual reinsidente y "vigilado", se acomodó de taxista para poder abordar a sus víctimas, usando "las redes sociales", en este caso FaceBook.
It has been only 3 shorts months since Justin Bloxum was kidnapped and murdered. Police say, Brian Douglas Horn lured Justin to his death after he met him on Facebook.
This week a bill that would restrict employment opportunities of registered sex offenders crossed its first hurdle Tuesday with favorable support from a Senate committee.
Senate Bill 789, co-authored by Sen. Sherri Cheek, R-Shreveport, and Rep. Richard Burford, R-Stonewall, would prohibit registered sex offenders from driving taxicabs, limousines and buses. It also would make service-type jobs, where entry would be required into residences, and carnival rides off-limits.
Cheek refers to the bill as the Justin Bloxom Bill in memory of the 12-year-old Stonewall boy who was killed March 30. Brian Douglas Horn, a registered sex offender with two prior convictions involving sexual activity with juveniles, is charged in Bloxom’s death.
Seated near Bloxom’s mother, Amy Bloxom, and the boy’s grandparents, Don and Madelyn Witham, Cheek told Senate Judiciary Committee members the bill is a work in progress with more amendments to be added before its introduction next week on the floor of the House of Representatives. Changes are being made with input from district attorneys and the attorney general’s office to ensure the proposed law is “workable and enforceable.”
Amy Bloxom did not address the committee.
“He was an honor student, played on the junior varsity team. He was full of promise,” Cheek said of Justin Bloxom as she “put a face” on the North DeSoto Middle School seventh-grader for the committee members. “Justin was killed by a predatory monster, a registered sex offender. ” It hit home; it’s very personal.”
Brian Horn indicted for 1st Degree Murder
Justin Bloxom’s family realizes the legislation won’t bring him back, but it will be a step in “this not happening to another child,” Cheek said.
DeSoto Parish Sheriff Rodney Arbuckle reviewed some of the background of the case, telling committee members the suspect, Horn, who worked for Action Taxi in Bossier City, used a cell phone and posed as “Amanda,” a teenage girl, as he talked via cell phone text messages with Justin Bloxom.
Horn, 34, of Keachi, got a list of phone numbers from a friend of his step-daughter, Arbuckle said. Horn’s conversation with Justin Bloxom was tracked through text messages, including the plan for “Amanda” to send a taxicab to pick up Justin Bloxom from a friend’s house.
“When the cab arrived, Justin had no reason to doubt that he was doing what Amanda told him to do,” Arbuckle said. “Justin got in the cab, and that’s the last ride he ever took.”
Bloxom’s body was discovered in a shallow pool of water beyond a fence line off of U.S. Highway 171, just south of the Stonewall corporate limits, a few hours after he was reported missing. Horn became a suspect when investigators learned his taxi, which ran out of gas, was sitting in the same vicinity within a short time span of Juston Bloxom’s disappearance.
As part of the ongoing investigation, Horn’s brother-in-law was interviewed and he shared a conversation he had with Horn about committing crimes. Horn said using a taxicab would be a good way to commit a crime and go unnoticed, Arbuckle said.
“We believe his sole purpose to take a job with this taxicab was to commit a crime of violence against a child,” Arbuckle added.
Committee chairwoman Sen. Yvonne Dorsey, D-Baton rouge, wiped tears from her eyes as she accepted a motion from Sen. Robert Adley, R-Benton, to move the bill forward as amended.
“We have other prohibitions we plan to put in but we have to define what they are,” Cheek said in a separate interview.