Shane McMahon's Ass
11-13-2010, 12:25 PM
A senior member of the Ku Klux Klan has reportedly admitted vandalising several Facebook tribute pages for dead Australian teenagers, and says he does it because no one can stop him.
Fairfax newspapers reported that 28-year-old Ohio man Jarred Hensley has told a couple of Australians in an online chat room that he and his group were responsible for defacing the pages.
The most recent examples were for 17-year-old Melbourne teenager Cameron Lowe, who was bashed to death last weekend, and Chantelle Rowe, the 16-year-old Adelaide girl who was murdered with her parents.
Hensley has served two years in jail for a vicious assault on a Latino teenager.
Facebook removed the defaced pages but the US-based group cannot be tried under Australian law.
In the US, it is not a crime to deface Facebook tribute pages.
Fairfax newspaper reports Mr Hensley told the Australians who spoke to him inside the chat room that he was confident he would not be punished for his actions.
"He was only too proud to give out his name and he said come and get me, because he knows that international laws aren't there for Australians to do anything," one of the unnamed Australians was reported as saying.
Ninemsn.com.au
Fairfax newspapers reported that 28-year-old Ohio man Jarred Hensley has told a couple of Australians in an online chat room that he and his group were responsible for defacing the pages.
The most recent examples were for 17-year-old Melbourne teenager Cameron Lowe, who was bashed to death last weekend, and Chantelle Rowe, the 16-year-old Adelaide girl who was murdered with her parents.
Hensley has served two years in jail for a vicious assault on a Latino teenager.
Facebook removed the defaced pages but the US-based group cannot be tried under Australian law.
In the US, it is not a crime to deface Facebook tribute pages.
Fairfax newspaper reports Mr Hensley told the Australians who spoke to him inside the chat room that he was confident he would not be punished for his actions.
"He was only too proud to give out his name and he said come and get me, because he knows that international laws aren't there for Australians to do anything," one of the unnamed Australians was reported as saying.
Ninemsn.com.au