The issue is guards showing affiliation with prison gangs. Even outside of the facts of this case, that is very problematic and concerning. The coincidence that it’s the same religion/ hate group as the other people that were investigated in this case is another layer.
It was confirmed by the guards and warden themselves in their affidavits. The affidavits have been posted online if you’d like to read them as well.Is there documentation that this actually happened from a real source?
Obviously I mean from any of other than the defense claiming who has a agenda.
IMO
It was confirmed by the guards and warden themselves in their affidavits. The affidavits have been posted online if you’d like to read them as well.
The state, using a signed affidavit by Westville Correctional Facility warden John Galipeau, acknowledged that officers within the facility wore Odinist patches, but have since been told to not wear them.
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State claims Richard Allen not in danger despite officers wearing Odinism badges
In Thursday's response, the state said the "colorful and dramatic" request from the defense in not correct and there is no threat to Richard Allen in the Westville Correctional Facility.www.wrtv.com
Forgive me if I am mistaken, but I think that was @Salah11
I recall someone being verified, but if it wasn't Salah then I cannot for the life of me recall who.Hmmmm, I think that Salah is one of our regular posters.
The lady that I am looking for appeared on at least one episode of the Websleuths podcast.
After that, she was approved as an expert in our forum and answered questions about Heathenry and Odinism.
I am going to see if I can find her. I think that she could clear up some of the issues regarding speculation.
The issue is guards showing affiliation with prison gangs. Even outside of the facts of this case, that is very problematic and concerning. The coincidence that it’s the same religion/ hate group as the other people that were investigated in this case is another layer.
I recall someone being verified, but if it wasn't Salah then I cannot for the life of me recall who.
proof of involvement or not, there is no good reason for staff to be wearing Odin patches or having such tattoos visible whilst at work (they could cover face tats with make up whilst at work).There is Zero proof they are involved though.
Does the Prosecution agreeing with the statement give it more weight? Delphi murder case: Prison guards and their Odin patches - or how about a corrections officer’s own statement to that effect (also in the article)? Clearly, it was a thing. This makes at least one thing stated in the Franks verified fact imo.Is there documentation that this actually happened from a real source?
Obviously I mean from any of other than the defense claiming who has a agenda.
IMO
Just to add one more to your post.Does the Prosecution agreeing with the statement give it more weight? Delphi murder case: Prison guards and their Odin patches - or how about a corrections officer’s own statement to that effect (also in the article)? Clearly, it was a thing. This makes at least one thing stated in the Franks verified fact imo.
except it doesn't really. the member you are responding to said that in response to another post insisting the guards are part of a "gang" and "hate group". When what you posted is a screen cap of an affidavit that says exactly the opposite.Does the Prosecution agreeing with the statement give it more weight? Delphi murder case: Prison guards and their Odin patches - or how about a corrections officer’s own statement to that effect (also in the article)? Clearly, it was a thing. This makes at least one thing stated in the Franks verified fact imo.
except for the defense's insistence that it means COs such as he are Odinists and part of a white supremacy group.
Odinists are not hate groups or white supremacists. There are small factions who are identified as members of such groups.I'm not sure what you mean. COs wearing Odinist patches or having Odin tattoos are not in fact Odinists? Why would they be wearing the patches and tattoos then? Maybe I'm misunderstanding.
Well, I kinda believe them that this is what the patches and tattoo mean. Why wouldn’t I? If you google Odin White Supremacy you’ll be inundated with links that discuss this very issue. It doesn’t seem isolated. The guard in question says he wears the symbols, but doesn’t practice Odinism - ok, so he just finds them ‘cool’? For lack of a better word? I’m sorry, I don’t buy that. Even if that was the reason, it still is NOT appropriate in the work place imo.except for the defense's insistence that it means COs such as he are Odinists and part of a white supremacy group.
I'd say MS-13 is a gang and only a gang. It is an extremely violent gang at that and it is not a religion and not affiliated with any religion. So I do think it's different. The 2 guards in question here have said in sworn affidavits they are not practicing Odinism. To say they are wearing these patches to show affiliation with a prison gang is not correct. They were cleared of any wrongdoing and they removed the patches when it was order that they do so.I wonder if people would be so opposed to acknowledging the inappropriateness of this if we were talking about MS-13 and not Odinists.
The problem is, we probably don’t know which ones are or aren’t involved in the supremacy bit. So having them at all probably makes a lot of folks uncomfortable in their company when their insignia is noticed. IMOOOOOOdinists are not hate groups or white supremacists. There are small factions who are identified as members of such groups.
To me it is akin to claiming all priests are pedophiles. It is simply not true.
in addition the guard whose affidavit was just linked posts above states he doesn't call himself an Odinist but rather a Norse Pagan/heathen