Posted by George Boston Rhynes on 3/1/2006 01:34:14
- SUBJECT: LOWNDES COUNTY JAIL!
How many more citizens must die for whatever reason, and who are the possessors of the Moral Flame.
Dear Editor, concerned citizens of America and beyond!
Truth! The Valdosta Daily Times (VDT) reported on 16 February 2006 that Esavious Wright died shortly after midnight in the Lowndes County Jail. After he asked a Sheriffs Deputy for a glass of water. And that He was breathing until moved to medical where CPR was tried to resuscitate him. Esavious was the second inmate to die in five months in the Lowndes County Jail. As in 2002 when “Richard Oakley and Sandra J. Wallace” died within four months for whatever reasons.
Esavious Wright joined (1) Willie McFarland, age 38, (2) Willie Lee Gaye, age 39, died 23 October 1995, (3) Willie James Williams, age 49, died 2 September 1998, (4) Ronzie “Sonny” Graham, age 48, died 13 July 2000, (5) Rosemary King, age 40, died 20 July 2001, (6) Richard William Oakley, age 27, died April 2002. (7) Sandra J. Wallace, age 39, died 31 August 2002, (8) Lisa Sanders, age 38, died 2003, (9) John Henry Dejonghe, age 49, died 21 June 2004, (10) Amaruy Quinones, age 34, died 2 September 2005, and (11) Esavious Wright, age 29, died, 16 February 2006.
On 16 February 2006, the (VDT) reported that Capt J.D. Yeager of the Sheriffs Department said, “All we know at this point is that Mr. Wright died, the only thing suspicious about this death is that he's a 29 year-old male. Regardless of where people are at, whether they're at home, they're on the street, they're at a motel or in the jail, when it comes their time, they're going to die. Its just something we can't prevent.”
However, it was in 1998, when local law enforcement said that Mr. Willie James Williams died as a result of a fall while in custody of the sheriffs department. See, http://www.geocities.com/altpptla/pTribunal/index.html
For the rest of the story.
Also review Civil Action Number 89-54-VAL, by U.S. District Court Order and Consent Decree of the Middle District of Georgia Valdosta Division rendered by The Honorable Judge Hugh Lawson. He identified 105 violations or recommendations to be corrected at the jail within two years. Several inmates filed this civil action back in 1989.
However, after two decades local, state, national governmental agencies and political leaders have failed to investigate the denial of American Citizens 1st, 6th, 8th, and 14th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States as listed in CA #89-54-VAL.
Many of these citizens are American Veterans who served their country with honor, pride, courage and distinction. While many Christians, Muslims, Jews, politicians, and others seem to have buried their heads in the sand like the legend concerning the ostrich.
While inmates continue to live in abusive, inhumane, and unsanitary conditions as in CA #89-54-VAL, and reported in the VDT on 29 August 2003.
Moreover, the recent accidental shooting by Vice President Dick Chaney proves that there are two or three different sets of laws in America for different people. And without change our beloved nation will no longer be known as a government of the people, by the people and for the people.
Because too many Americans are losing faith, trust, and respect for Law Enforcement, Justice System, News Media outlets including the Associated Press, Politicians, Civil Rights Organizations, Religious Organizations, Department of Justice etc.,. because of ostrich like maneuvers that are destroying the very foundation of our republic.
So how many more Americans and military veterans must die for whatever reasons before the media, and elected officials take a BOLD, independent, patriotic, and courageous look into these known and unknown deaths in the State of Georgia.
We the people are the possessors of the moral flame and must be forever vigilant, and confident that Galatians 6;7 will stand the test of the “Just Time Keeper.” It is this Supreme Governing Body that will render all equal under his law. Through whom born; no travel returns without his or her just reward.
GEORGE RHYNES
United States Air Force Retired Veteran
Valdosta, Georgia
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