Jeb Bush Stand Your Ground Tested Again.
David Duke look-alike Ronald Gasser could not gas his way out of a guilty verdict for luring 28-year-old Joe McKnight into his trap of death.
On December 1, 2016, 56-year-old Gasser shot and killed McKnight, while having an episode of road rage.
The slaughter of McKnight came on the heels of a raucous, divisive presidential campaign where evil triumphed over United States cohesiveness — where warped minded bigots are encouraged and driven to wanton murder.
The fevered cult minded believers thought that the new President would be able to grant them immunity from prosecution for whatever crimes they commit against humanity.
Well, on Thursday, January 25, 2017, a jury in a Louisiana courtroom found Ronald Gasser guilty of murder.
Gasser who tried to use the Bernard Goetz demeanor in court to gain sympathy from jurors failed to do so, but could yet gain sympathy from the judge.
After setting Ronald Gasser free, Louisana Sheriff Newell Normand who at first was sympathetic to the murderer and was reluctant to arrest him; eventually Sheriff Newell Arpio gave in to pressure from many in the community and ordered deputies to take Gasser into custody.
Gasser blamed McKnight for the incident and filed court docs in the against him — claiming he learned McKnight “was under the influence of marijuana, pain pills, and anabolic steroids at the time [he] attacked Mr. Gasser.”
Gasser claims he’d shot McKnight in fear of his life after Joe McKnight exited his vehicle and approached him (Gasser who remained seated in his car).
Approaching Gasser’s vehicle was a silly and bizarre move on the part of McKnight to have gotten out of his car. Although one witness claims the Running Back got out of his vehicle and was apologizing to Gasser when he was shot.
Court records show Gasser has an arrest ten years ago for another road rage incident at the same location. A like-minded judge later dismissed that case.
The guilty manslaughter verdict could net Gasser up to 40 years in prison, where he will be hailed a hero celebrated and protected by the Aryan Nation.
Staff Writer: Clinton Franklin
