This Entitlement Pig Is Still At Large!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                   
                                       Paula Zahn looked pretty shabby the other night, in that imitation Greek getup, which shows her arms--not too flattering, Paula--and hair that looked uncombed and shorter on one side. Guess the straight boys are still styling her.

                                       But she had a  program that peaked my interest, especially as I caught on early to who the killer really was.

                                         You see, there is this town called Valdosta, Georgia.  It is not what one would call  high class; it's not Tara, and Aunt Pittypatt would not be seen there.  It has a rural business district where fly by night, one room operations like the Wilcox Outdoor Advertising Company flourished, decades earlier. It was run by the Senior President Foxy Wilcox.  Now, what kind of businessman is named Foxy?????????  A shady one, that is!!!!!!!!!!!

                                           Foxy's son, Keller Wilcox, at 21, was on Daddy's dole, working at the joint, marrying so young he must have knocked the tramp up, yet still could not keep his hands off tail.  There was a woman who worked as a secretary/office manager for them; a 35 year old woman named Helen Hanks, who had a lovely husband, and three lovely children.

                                           Keller had the hots for her, and what Daddy's boy wanted he got. So, on the morning of August 31, 1972, when both were alone at the office, Keller came on to Helen, and, when she rebuffed this pig, he assaulted, then strangled, her, with a rope.

                                              Oh, but it gets better. Keller calls Daddy to fix things, and, of course, the boy did nothing wrong. Daddy thinks the woman should have submitted; the racist pig.  So, he got two of his Black henchmen, Edward Wrentz and Lorenzo Marshall, to put the naked body, which had been dismembered, in one of the company boxes, drive it a few miles outside of town, and bury it.

                                                Helen's vanishing was first treated as a disappearance. But, as months and years stretched out, it was clear something happened, she was not returning, and no one could prove anything.

                                                 Eight years, later, in 1980, two farmers, running a tractor, found  the box, and the dismembered remains. Tests proved they were the remains of Helen Hanks. And eventually the two hired hands testified.
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                                                  In 1982, Keller Wilcox was arrested and convicted. His father was charged with aiding a death and obstructing justice. Justice did in Keller's father; he died shortly
afterward.  As for Keller, well this is disgusting--his conviction was overturned in 1985.  On May 28, this bastard was released from prison.  He lives somewhere in Tattnall County, has to have parole hearings, and wear an electronic tracking device.

                                                     What kind of justice is this for Helen's family?  And local women; because, let me tell you, this entitled pig is so pleased as punch he thinks he can go out and do it again, and get away with it, even if Daddy is dead.

                                                         Little children should pelt his house with stones constantly, and yell nasty, made-up rhymes, like in the opening of "Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte."

                                                          Personally, I prefer the justice in the song "The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia"--"Little Sister don't miss, when she aims her gun."

                                                            I still have some questions--where was the body dismembered? Who did it?  Where was all the blood?  Did Keller's wife divorce him?  If she was smart, she did!

                                                            You better watch out, Keller, because some Little Sister is going to get you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!