Sean Hannity’s Pet Nazi Convicted for Threatening to Murder Three Jurists

Hal can still be our penpal from the slammer, right?

@nojo: Sure if he wants to get postcards that ask him why the fuck he isn’t dead yet.

[We’ll just zap the entire comment as duplicative of the post…]

@nojo: That sorry son of a bitch’s liver didn’t give out yet?

Wait Chainsaw, why didn’t you choose the “A Thought at Bedtime” tag like I did for pictures of a hip-endowed tank-top wearing Michelle Obama??

Brilliant work as always, sunshine.

@SanFranLefty: I love a good bedtime story.

Hal’s the first “Stinque” commenter to go to jail.

Congrats Hal.

/sarcasm/

@SanFranLefty: I didn’t even know we had one. I just used the old standby for situations like these – “Die! Die You Fucking Monster!” – figuring it most appropriate. I will use it next time!

@FlyingChainSaw:
i just called…machine says, “not accepting calls”
I GUESS NOT ASSHOLE!!!!

@baked: Ha. Hahaha. Hahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.

@ManchuCandidate: Oh, yes, it’s great to have Stinque.com commenters in the news, lends the place its own brand of tawdry celebrity. We’re the website that got death threats from Hal Turner, famous nazi prison boy toy.

@FlyingChainSaw: I remember that comment by him now. Is he the same guy whose “diaries” were in Timothy McVeigh’s possession when he blew up the Murrah building? And is he the one whose crazed listener killed the husband and mother of the federal judge from Chicago?

@SanFranLefty: The Turner Diaries were written by an insane discredited academic named Pierce. I have never associated this clown with inspiring a murder but I am not a regular observer of right wing insanity, just an occasional tourist of the fever swamps.

@ManchuCandidate: He can join the Aryan Brotherhood, if he’s not already in it.

@FlyingChainSaw: That Nation article you link to says that after he went on a rant about a particular federal judge, her mother and husband were killed at her home:

In 2003 Turner said US District Judge Joan Humphrey Lefkow was “worthy of being killed” for ruling against white supremacist leader Matthew Hale in a trademark dispute. The day after Lefkow’s husband and mother were found murdered on February 28, Turner penned an article for the far-right chat room Liberty Forum outlining tips to help white supremacists avoid scrutiny from federal agents. “So what can we, as White Nationalists (WN), expect as a result [of the killings]?” Turner wrote. “Frankly, a SHIT STORM!” Turner was eventually visited by FBI agents, though when a suspect was arrested, he had no organizational links to white supremacist groups.

@SanFranLefty: Teaches me to read by string-search. The last sentence indicates that it cold have been something else, like a ruling that didn’t go the defendants way, that inspired the assassination. Lemme look. One sec. Odd he doesn’t resolve the killer’s motivations.

@SanFranLefty: Yeah, incomplete reporting or sloppy editing or both – or publishing logistics precluding timely updating of citations. They got the guy in West Allis, WI after he blew his own brains out during a traffic stop in March 2005, a few months before the article was published but, as I surmised, was all about a case going the wrong way from the killer’s point of view. The assailant was a plaintiff in a medical malpractice case that the judge dismissed. Deaths were in no way related to fuckface Turner.

Bart Ross

On March 10, 2005, Chicago Police and federal agents announced a possible break in the case. According to investigators, a van was stopped during a traffic stop in West Allis, Wisconsin, at 6 p.m. on March 9. As West Allis police officer Rick Orlowski approached the vehicle, the driver, identified as electrician Bart Ross, shot and killed himself. Later that night, a suicide note was found in the car which admitted to the murders of Lefkow’s husband and mother, allegedly providing details about the crimes which would have been known only to the actual murderer. Ross was a plaintiff in a medical malpractice case that Lefkow had dismissed. Investigators also found over three hundred .22 caliber shells in the vehicle, casings of the same caliber that were found in the Lefkow home.[11] DNA evidence from Ross allegedly matches the cigarette butt found in Lefkow’s home. Ross also sent a handwritten letter to WMAQ-TV describing breaking into the Lefkow home with a plan to kill the judge.[12]