According to a local news story, a mother in the Bitterroot is facing serious criminal charges for her part in allowing a party to happen where a teenager was beaten over the course of 3 hours by MULTIPLE people, including, allegedly, several members of the football team.
After multiple arrests were made, tensions in the community continued to mount, so Sheriff Colton decided he’d try taking his cowboy hat out for a spin in local media to calm things down.
Because, you know, that’s what Sheriffs in Montana are known for (that’s sarcasm):
The assault of a Stevensville teenager has grabbed the community’s attention, especially online.
So much so that Ravalli County authorities are addressing the situation by telling people to leave affected parties alone.
“Really, what it boils down to is this issue of civility in our society. And it’s really time to take a step back and look at look at how we behave online,” Ravalli County Sheriff Steve Holton told MTN.
If the problem is “civility in our society” and “how we behave online” then it’s doubtful a Sheriff will be able to arrest his way out of this terrible trouble with civility in our society, no matter how cool his cowboy hat looks.
That said, when a teenager gets a violent beat-down that goes on for hours, and it’s documented by the little budding psychos with cameras recording and laughing at the violence, then arrests will happen, and that’s what happened in this case, with even the MOTHER being arrested for her part in allowing the party to happen, then driving the victim home at 5am and leaving him in his driveway.
Yes, Jess McKay, that means YOU are in BIG trouble:
Court documents detail that while at a party on September 12, a Stevensville teen was assaulted repeatedly over the course of three hours.
Documents allege that an adult, Jessica McKay, witnessed the beating and then drove the injured teen home, leaving him in his driveway.
“The incident itself is horrific enough and there’s a lot of investigation left to do,” Holton said.
While these court cases move along on the wheels of illusionary justice, there’s another mother with a potentially violent son worth mentioning, a son who I think contributed to the violent death of Joey Thompson, and that’s April Seat.
Before relapsing, April Seat had a position of power and influence over homeless drug addicts at the Transitional Safe Outdoor Space, and I have heard MULTIPLE accusations from people using those services that she abused that power and influence over them.
Maybe that’s because it wasn’t “God” talking to her through drugs, but demons.
While April Seat tries to convince herself that she’s one of His Chosen Ones, I’m still wondering why her son, Dylan Seat, wasn’t more closely scrutinized for his involvement in the death of Joey Thompson, which I’ve written extensively about over the last three years, since all MY sources told me Joey was assaulted by Dylan and another young man at a keg party in the woods on April 11th.
Here’s the Facebook post from the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office about their search for Joey Thompson (including help from Goguen’s Two Bear Air):
And here’s Dylan Seat’s Facebook profile, followed by two key “friends” I found that I think helps explain why the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office never seriously investigated Joey’s death as a possible homicide:
Jason Tonn is the pastor at River of Life, where former Missoula County undersheriff, Jason Johnson, worships that God who speaks to his chosen ones through opiate dependency. Let me explain why this matters.
The “friend” connection to the Missoula County Sheriff’s Office and River of Life makes me think of other Christians, like Lowell Hochhalter, a man of God who also has one foot in the world of law enforcement, since Lowell Hochhalter is, amazingly, still the chaplain for the kind of Missoula deputies who sometimes bring along their wives on New Year’s Eve so they can witness their tough guys shoot and kill a man (Jason Johnson’s teenage son was also present that evening).
Earlier this year, in January, I wrote a post titled On Helping The Homeless With “Help” From Well-Meaning Christians which has more links for context on the Joey Thompson case, like the post with the death certificate from the outgoing Sheriff of MINERAL County, Ryan Funke:
I was inside the Missoula County Courthouse recently and I saw a sign, a literal one that I will be using as my metric of success in bringing down the people I’m going to bring down.
Here’s the sign:
I believe that when more people know what I know about local law enforcement and their deep corruption, which has spread THROUGHOUT the criminal justice system, then this sign will be taken down. Until then, it will represent a large part of what I’m fighting to expose.
If you appreciate my work please consider donating to my new GoFundMe page. Exposing the people with the qualified immunity to kill you isn’t the easiest pitch to make, but it’s the path I’ve been called to walk, even if every step is currently monitored by the expensive tracking technology I’m forced to wear.
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