The District Attorney for Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, which includes Willkinsburg, the scene of the crimes, is:

412-350-4400

The D.A. is Steven Zapala. Another official cited in news sources is District Justice Alberta Thompson. The name of the suspect in this case is Ronald Taylor.

Won't you real Americans support the effort to rid our nation of hate crimes laws and hate crimes prosecutions, by calling and voicing your opinion to these prosecutors?

I have left two messages so far but have not yet been able to talk to anyone in charge. First, I asked to speak to the D.A.'s in charge of the Ronald Taylor case. Then when I got their machine I told them:

This is Mark Seely. I am calling in response to the evil that you are perpetrating in the Ronald Taylor case, charging him with "ethnic intimidation," or a hate crime. Hate crimes laws are anti-American, and must be opposed at all costs. I do intend to punish your department if you continue on this course. If you have any questions, please give me a call at ---.

If they ask me how I intend to punish them, I will say, "I respectfully decline to answer that question." I will give the same response to any question they ask that tries to draw a more concrete threat out of me.

I will ask them, "Evildoers rightfully SHOULD be punished, don't you agree?" They will say yes. I will say, "Then as an evildoer yourself, you have nothing to complain about when threatened with punishment."

I will say, "As a white man, I do not feel at all threatened by a black man on a killing spree. I am prepared to defend myself, and I do not need any evil hate crimes laws to protect me."

I will further say, "Groups in America do not have rights. To offer special protection for various groups, via hate crimes laws, is un-American, and is evil. Also, in America thought is free. But hate crimes laws are thought crime laws, and are evil."

I will close, "Since you are supporting hate crimes laws by enforcing them, you are an evildoer. You have stated by your own admission that you deserve punishment. What do you think that punishment should be?"