Los Angeles, Alta California
March 31, 2010
US/Mexico border vigilante
fears for his life
An Arizona border vigilante who gave refuge to the murderess Shawna Forde of the Minutemen American Defense (MAD) organization, soon after she murdered 8 year old Brisenia Flores and her father, told Channel 12 News in Phoenix yesterday that he now fears for his life. Glenn Spencer, founder of the US/Mexico border vigilante group called American Border Patrol, was quoted by Channel 12 News as saying. "They could be here, kill me, and be back in Mexico five minutes after I'm dead."
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| Shawna Forde - Minutemen leader and child murderess. Shawna Forde has a long rap sheet that includes felonies as a street prostitute. |
Soon after Shawna Forde, serial killer Jason Eugene Bush and other Minutemen invaded the home of the Flores family in Arivaca, Arizona on May 30, 2009 killing Brisenia, father Raul and injuring the mother Gina, Shawna Forde fled and ended up at the Glenn Spencer ranch situated a few yards from the border near Sierra Vista, Arizona. Shawna Forde was arrested as she was leaving the Spencer ranch and is now awaiting trial in a Tucson jail. Glenn Spencer was not charged with aiding and abetting a fleeing child murderess and authorities have provided no explanation.
The fears of Glenn Spencer worsened over the weekend when an Arizona rancher near the Mexican border named Robert Krentz was found murdered on his ranch under suspicious circumstances. Mr. Krentz could have been murdered by a Jason Eugene Bush type of crazy gringo but Spencer is sure that it was a Mexican. This is not the first time that Glenn Spencer has exhibited paranoiac delusions about Mexicans. Spencer was arrested in 2003 at his former home in Sierra Vista, Arizona after he went on a shooting rampage with a .357 magnum rifle. Spencer was charged with three serious felonies according to Carol Capas, a spokeswoman for the Cochise County Sheriff's Department. Deputy Sheriff Capas said that Spencer was charged with grievous disorderly conduct with a lethal weapon, life endangerment and criminal property damage. Delusional Spencer shot up the neighbors homes from his window thinking that the Mexicans were after him. Soon after this incident, the Sierra Vista residents booted Spencer out of town.
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