LA: News Reporter Shames Dead Registrants In Article on Murderer’s Conviction

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Source: local12.com 12/18/25
[Note: Showing what we are up against, you can see that immediately after quickly reporting the conviction this article shames the registrants with a list of past crimes and then horrific comments below the article]

SABINE PARISH, La. (WKRC) – A man was found guilty of killing two sex offenders.

A Sabine Parish jury has found Blake Joseph Kendall guilty on two counts of first-degree murder following a five-day trial in the 11th Judicial District Court. The verdicts, delivered late Friday night, relate to the separate shooting deaths of Jerry Scott and Adam Jeter in 2017.

According to KALB, Scott was charged with simple kidnapping in 1981 and 1994, then later charged with indecent behavior with juveniles and sexual battery. The report states that Jeter was found guilty of attempted forcible rape in 2010.

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What we are up against is not being able to educate the people with torches and pitchforks because they always double down on their ignorance and hate. Hate and outrage should be recognized as an addiction. Just like drug users, they can go to rehab, but it won’t work unless they’re willing to admit they’re broken, weak and want help and actually face that fault. But no.. that is perceived as a “weakness” to them because their pride and ego tells them: “nothing is wrong with me” – which perpetuates the cycle and keeps the jails full.

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I think it is important to know that the victims were [people forced to register]. It speaks to the motive. THAT is what we’re up against. Nothing in the article “shames the registrants” as is anonymously asserted in the note at the top of this post. That’s just somebody’s opinion. The article doesn’t even mention the registry. The message I got is that it’s not a good life plan to engage in murdering people, even [people forced to register].

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