003 Strange JUSTICE REMAINS in Brooks, Valdosta, and Lowndes County Georgia: US District Courts NO, NO, NO,

003 STRANGE JUSTICE IN VALDOSTA-LOWNDES COUNTY GEORGIA Posted by George B. Rhynes on 8/9/2003 23:32:44

YES! There is strange JUSTIC in South Georgia. It was reported in the Valdosta Daily Times, on 22 July 2003, that U.S. District Court Judge of Middle District of Georgia, Valdosta District, Judge Ashley Royal issued a summary judgment on 15 July 2003, clearing Lowndes County Sheriff Ashley Paulk, and Deputy Kevin Farmer of any wrong doing in the 1998, death of Willie James Williams. (But there is another JUDGE that many know nothing about and he will have the very last words.

This black male motorist was arrested on 1 Sept 98, for an alleged traffic violation, and a few hours later he was found dead in his jail cell. While it was originally reported by, local law enforcement that he died because of a fall, but the Medical Examiner ruled Mr. Williams’s death a homicide.

This South Georgia motorist, had a massive brain hemorrhage, a broken bone in the neck, a separated shoulder, three separated ribs, four upper teeth chipped, and two front lower teeth knocked out. With numerous cuts, scrapes, bruises, and deep oval shaped bruises all over his body.

Therefore, the Federal District Court Judge must realize that Ray Charles can see that this ruling is a travesty of justice and Steve Wonder, does not have to wonder any longer ・whether or not America is a Christian nation.

The State of Georgia is alive and well in following the Supreme Court law of 1857, that a black person had no rights that a white man had to respect. In addition, it appears that local Law Enforcement, DA, GBI, FBI, FBI, Justice Department and Judge Royal have set an extremely dangerous precedence here in South Georgia. That the only way a black man can receive justice, is by taking the law into their own hands.

Because white motorists are stopped every day across America, and they do not receive a massive brain hemorrhage, a broken bone in the neck, a separated shoulder, three separated ribs, four upper teeth chipped, and two front lower teeth knocked out, with numerous cuts, scrapes, bruises, and deep oval shaped bruises all over their body.

In addition, there was no justifiable reasons given to the family by any law enforcement agency as to how Mr. Williams received his injuries. This summary judgment should be clear to all Black people, that they will never receive justice in an unjust justice system.

In spite of 2000 concerned citizens repeatedly marching, complaining of abuse, inhumane conditions, and unsanitary living conditions --- but no one seemed to care. Mr. Williams’s death will go down as just another third class insignificant black man crying out from his grave for justice in this South Georgia Town. Like many others who followed this same path ・as family members watch White Judges carry out the Supreme Court Laws of 1857. Wherein the courts said that no Black person had rights that a white man had to respect.

Today, the proof is in the putting, and on 29 July 2003 a white man reported in the Valdosta Daily Times on the front page (Capt. J. D. Yeager), Lowndes County Sheriffs Department Office that read here are major problems at the Lowndes County Jail which results in living conditions that are boarding an inhumane and unsanitary level. These are the same complaints Black African Americans and others have been complaining about for over fourteen years. {See Civil Action No 89-54-VAL}.

Now because someone other than a black man said it --- rest assured that local government officials would seek to solve the problem. These discrepancies are like U.S. District Court Judge Royal ruling in Williams James William civil suit came as no surprise to the Black Community ---in this southern town.

It should also be noted that our local newspaper [VDT], refused to report or mention a U.S. District Court Consent Order and Decree, (Civil Action No 89-54-VAL). This decree gave approximately 60, violations/recommendations on how to improve conditions at the jail. [97 Oct 10 -AM 11:30].

To the silent majority of Lowndes County citizens, who bury their head in the sand like the legend concerning the ostrich bird? A great prophet of our time once said. be ware of what you see and hear on distant shores because soon it will be knocking on your door.・ Peace.