A Texas youth pastor who was caught allegedly sexually abusing a 6-year-old child was beaten by witnesses who say they attacked him to stop the abuse, Fox4 reports.
Dallas police arrested Willie Lee Bell Jr., 29, who was a youth pastor at First United Methodist Church of Cedar Hill. Authorities say he lured the kindergartner behind an apartment, where he molested him. Bell is also implicated in a February sexual assault of two other children, Fox4 reports. All victims are aged 6 and 7.
Its painful. Its devastating. Its a nightmare, the mother of a 6-year-old victim told the station.
She said her child was playing outside with other kids when Bell lured him behind a building.
Fox4 reports that court records show its not the first time Bell has been accused of sexually abusing children he was accused of showing pornography to a child in Tennessee.
One victim told authorities that the man abusing him was wearing church shoes.
The mother, who asked her identity be withheld, said she was grateful for the intervention of witnesses.
If it wasnt for them, he probably would have done more to my child, she told the station.
In a statement to Fox4, the church said it is cooperating with police.
I do not know what would be best: 1. Give the mother a ball bat with nails and let her have at it 2. Put him in open population with prisoners that hate child molesters 3. Smear animal female scent on him & put him in a cage with a horny gorilla 4. Feed him to sharks 5. Put him in a pool full of piranha's 6. Burn him at the stake.
#1: Tooconservative To: Stoner (#0)
You've given this some thought. : )
Tooconservative posted on 2016-04-10 13:53:02 Reply Private Reply
#2: rlk To: Stoner (#0)
This God damned country has gone nuts and the churchs have become places to offer refuge and dignity to the worst of the tribe.
rlk posted on 2016-04-10 14:01:19 Reply Private Reply
#3: Stoner To: TooConservative (#1)
Yes, some. As a father, God entrusted my children's well being to me! I love my children, and I take that obligation from God very seriously!
So yes, with all that in mind, I have. I could care less what some slick talking slip & fall lawyer says. I have outlined what I seriously think should happen to this pervert !! Shock probation is not one of my options.
Stoner posted on 2016-04-10 14:24:49 Reply Private Reply
#4: sneakypete To: Stoner (#0)
Good for them!
Too bad they didn't cripple the SOB for life,or kill him.
sneakypete posted on 2016-04-10 14:26:07 Reply Private Reply
#5: sneakypete To: Stoner (#0)
I dunno. Why not just run down the list until you find one that works?
sneakypete posted on 2016-04-10 14:27:40 Reply Private Reply
#6: Stoner To: rlk (#2)
Sadly, you are correct Robert. And the courts are not doing anything to stop it. That will bring about the rise of vigilantism, as people reach the ends of tolerance.
Stoner posted on 2016-04-10 14:28:03 Reply Private Reply
#7: sneakypete To: Stoner (#3)
I don't believe in any deity,but one thing you can believe to be a fact is that if I ever catch someone molesting or raping a child,they are in deep,deep painful doo-doo. I can get a little dizzy just thinking about it.
sneakypete posted on 2016-04-10 14:30:29 Reply Private Reply
#8: Stoner To: sneakypete (#5)
I think I would like # 1 if it was my child. But # 5 would be fun too.
Stoner posted on 2016-04-10 14:31:52 Reply Private Reply
#9: redleghunter To: Stoner (#0)
Is there a restriction on all of the above?
Another sad and infuriating situation where a church probably saw signs but did not intervene, or did not do a proper background check.
I have always been suspicious of people who campaign or voice a desire to work with children specifically. From experience most had difficult childhoods or a history of being an abuse victim.
For some reasons a lot of churches recruit youth pastors from young adults. Not the best choice in my opinion.
redleghunter posted on 2016-04-10 14:33:55 Reply Private Reply
#10: redleghunter To: rlk (#2)
Many of these larger church organizations don't know the people attending well at all. So your point is valid.
redleghunter posted on 2016-04-10 14:35:47 Reply Private Reply
#11: Stoner To: redleghunter (#9)
Not in my opinion.
" For some reasons a lot of churches recruit youth pastors from young adults. Not the best choice in my opinion. "
I agree. My brother in law is a lay preacher, and he & my sister in law would agree with you completely!
Stoner posted on 2016-04-10 14:59:56 Reply Private Reply
#12: redleghunter To: Stoner (#11)
Another thing I liked about that small church was the elders were not paid by the church but held their own jobs in the community. A senior elder was usually a fully retired elder who devoted his daily life to ministry and was only paid for things like gas for his car on long trips to visit shut ins.
He also was reimbursed if he bought groceries for the shut ins but never saw him take advantage of that.
redleghunter posted on 2016-04-10 15:31:50 Reply Private Reply
#13: Stoner To: redleghunter (#12)
Stoner posted on 2016-04-10 15:52:03 Reply Private Reply
#14: sneakypete To: redleghunter (#12)
I don't remember any of them EVER being alone with any kids that weren't their own,either. It was usually a man and a woman working together,but sometimes it would be two men or two women. The point being,they were never alone with any of the children. As far as that goes,the children were never alone,either. They were always a part of a group.
I'm not so sure that was to protect the kids from sexual abuse as it was to make sure there were two adults there in case of an emergency. One could stay with the group until their parents came,and one could go to the hospital/whatever with the sick or injured child.
sneakypete posted on 2016-04-10 17:34:03 Reply Private Reply
#15: paraclete To: Stoner (#0)
Put him in open population with prisoners that hate child molesters
Crims absolutely hate child molesters, he will spend his term in the prision hospital after suffering numerous falls, etc. if he survives at all. No crim can stand the thought that their own children are unprotected from such and rock spiders are dealt with appropriately
paraclete posted on 2016-04-10 17:55:43 Reply Private Reply