Fake News
Skip Hollandsworth, the executive editor of Texas Monthly, published a sloppy, inaccurate and fatuous 2.500 word account of the Twin Peaks biker case in his magazine today. Hollandsworth is a big deal...
View ArticleA Little Love Drama
There was a deadly fight early Wednesday morning in a cul-de-sac on the edge of a forest in a residential neighborhood in Monkey Junction, North Carolina. The fatal climax had been building for at...
View ArticleWaco Day 678
Friday was a typical day in the Waco Twin Peaks Organized Criminal Activity fiasco. Some stuff got postponed. A self-righteously angry and apparently corrupt judge accused a defendant of not playing...
View ArticleMooch’s Tale
Most readers here know who Justin James “Mooch” DeLoretto is – although you may not know his name. His image has become a cliché that obscures the man. If you Google “Mongols Motorcycle Club” you will...
View ArticleAll Waco Trials Delayed
As recently as this morning it seemed impossible, but the Twin Peaks legal fiasco got even more ridiculous this afternoon. McLennan County, Texas District Attorney Abelino Reyna, who is gratuitously...
View ArticleVirginia Biker Bars
Earlier this week, agents with the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control hand delivered more than 30 letters to restaurants and bars in and around Charlottesville warning the taverns that...
View ArticleReyna, Durbin, Brady and Blanco
Prosecutors sometimes know a little less law than my ranch dog Emma. That was how and why, a few years ago, a United States Attorney named Thomas P. O’Brien declared that “if any law enforcement...
View ArticleLife, Death And Honor
One percenters live by a code that embodies courage, strength, pride, individualism and that does not tolerate humiliation. The motorcycle club world is not about money – although enough money is...
View ArticleAnother HA Tell All
Jerry Langton’s official blurb on the Macmillan Publisher’ website notes that the crime author has “spent a lot of time in sewers meeting with rats face-to-face.” Oops, he did it again. This time with...
View ArticleInformant Privilege
A California blogger named Gary Hunt who defied a federal judicial order to remove the names of eight confidential informants from his website was arrested by the FBI March 30. He is charged with...
View ArticleVagos Murder Twist
The investigation into the apparent murders of two Vagos named Scott Gardner and Brian Davis took a weird twist Wednesday. The two men died of injuries sustained in the parking lot of a bar called the...
View ArticleDefiant Brotherhoods
The brand of the month is “Defiant Brotherhood.” There are two of them. One brand, which is as much a sisterhood as a brotherhood, is at least a year old and the other was incorporated in Florida in...
View ArticleHappy Easter Waco
Well at least we now know what the Texas Tenth Court of Appeals in Waco gave up for Lent. It took a vow of silence. Forty-three days into Lent, Boss Appeals Judge Tom Gray and his loyal bunnies Rex...
View ArticleWaco Defendant In Coma
The criminal justice system in Texas just punished Marcus Pilkington some more. Pilkington, a Bandido from Mexia, in Limestone County Texas, about 40 miles east of Waco, was the last defendant in the...
View ArticleChristopher Paul “Louie Da Lip” Keating
Christopher Paul “Louie Da Lip” Keating, a widely known and well respected member of the American Outlaws Association, died April 3 after being stabbed multiple times in the back by two unknown...
View ArticleBroden Keeps Throwing Rocks
Clint Broden, the Dallas defense attorney who has done most of the heavy lifting for the last two years in the infuriatingly bogus and misreported Twin Peaks biker brawl case, filed another four...
View ArticleWeird In Wyoming
Police are investigating a weird patch pulling in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Allegedly, three members of the Sons of Silence Motorcycle Club named Cory Rutherford, Matthew Wedgewood and Nicholas Hanson...
View ArticleHarley Bloody Harley
Harley-Davidson is still bleeding. This morning the motor company announced it will lay off 118 workers at its York, Pennsylvania assembly plant. It promised to add 118 jobs in Kansas City, It didn’t...
View ArticleFort Wayne Murder Conviction
Andrew Cassaday, who has been reported to be a member of the Steel Horse Rebels Motorcycle Club in Fort Wayne, Indiana was convicted of murder yesterday after a four-day trial. Cassaday, who is just...
View ArticleMaybe Waco September Trial
The first trial in the virtually forgotten Twin Peaks Biker Brawl case is still scheduled for September 11 in the 19th District Court in Waco before Judge Ralph Strother. Former Cossack Motorcycle Club...
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