ACORN Worker Describes How She Killed Husband

Submitted by anthony on Wed, 2009-09-16 01:10

Story here

Excerpt:

'The video, from ACORN's San Bernardino, CA office, shows a single ACORN employee, who O'keefe identifies as Theresa Kaelke, telling O'Keefe and Giles that she had past experience in running an escort service, and also claiming to have shot and killed her abusive husband 10 years ago.

"And I ran a service, yeah. I have some experience in, in, in how not to get caught," Kaelke said at one point in the video.

Kaelke described the alleged shooting of her in some detail. She said that although he was abusive, he was not abusing her at the time of the shooting. She also said that she first "laid some ground work" by going to a women's shelter and pleading her case "so everyone in town would know that this was happening."

Kaelke said that her husband was coming towards her and, "then I just picked up the gun and said 'f*** you'. And I shot him. And he died. Right there."'

Video: "Undercover Video Captures ACORN Worker Describing How She Killed Husband"

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Definition: Premeditation. I hope she's thoroughly investigated and brought to justice.

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Submitted by anthony on Wed, 2009-09-16 02:59

I saw this on the news.

Of course this being a men's rights group I am sure the focus will be on the plotting of her husbands murder. I get that concern.

But if you watch all of the tapes you will see that a lot of talk is about starting a prostitution ring of underage girls from a foreign country and beating them.

As I watched this at home the one thing that came to mind was how easy human trafficking is, and the underage and violence in the prostitution rings. I do not always believe that prostitution is a victimless crime. I do not always believe that every adult prostitute is as willing as she seems. As many times adult prostitutes are victims to what happened to them when they were young and/or vulnerable (purposely hooked on drugs, beaten, taken away from their families and homeland based on false promises, etc.) and now they know no other lifestyle.

However, I also believe that legalizing prostitution would help solve some of these issues.

I realize I am steering this thread off-topic, but since prostitution is discussed on this site and often described as a 'victimless' crime, I thought I would bring it up.

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Submitted by Kris on Wed, 2009-09-16 05:12

We should not forget the fact she was a pimp. She's been accused of prostituting underage girls.

Apparently she sells teenage girls for sex and then casually admits killing her husband while using a DV shelter as cover.

If these claims are true, she's the epitome of an arrogant and rotten human being.

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Submitted by anthony on Wed, 2009-09-16 05:38

Phillip Garrido has been painted as the the 21st centuries greatest monster, yet this woman is easily as sick and demented as him.

She seems to be completely devoid of a soul and it would scare me much more to meet her on the street then Garrido.

But, she's a female, so I would guess that she never even gets charged and if by some miracle she does, she gets some probation and maybe ordered to perform some community service by heading a girl scout troop or something to atone for all the wrongs she's commuted against young girls.

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Submitted by Paragon on Wed, 2009-09-16 16:06