Another Jehovah Witness psycho
by cultswatter 7 Replies latest watchtower beliefs
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carla
yep, people go nuts when they join this cult, some more than others.
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badboy
SOUNDS A NUTCASE TO ME.
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greendawn
He is a nut job but I wonder what kind of sexual activities the two men he attacked were involved in, apparently they were acquaintances of his. Perhaps they were just having girlfriends.
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FireNBandits
Wow. Thanks for the odd and almost shocking read! I'm sure the Tower Cultists will say "But he isn't a REAL Jehovah's Witness!" -Martin
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Hellrider
Keith Dack, 41, told the man he attacked: "I've been sent by Jehovah. You are going to be murdered, I am going to murder you. You know what it's about."
He came into the 40-year-old man's Middlesbrough home, grabbed him by the throat and pushed him against a wall.
Dack put him into a headlock shouting, "I'll kill you, I'll kill the lot of you
Dack had "realised the error of his past ways" and went to persuade the other two to go to church and confess their sins.
Ha ha! REPENT! - Or I`ll fu##ing KILL YOU!
Well, it`s not the first time in the history of Christianity...
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Sasha
Serious doubt he was a Witness....
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Scully
Assault by 'man of God'
Apr 11 2007
By Evening Gazette
A Jehovah's Witness made a violent house call claiming he was sent by God on a murderous mission, Teesside Crown Court heard.
Keith Dack, 41, told the man he attacked: "I've been sent by Jehovah. You are going to be murdered, I am going to murder you. You know what it's about."
He came into the 40-year-old man's Middlesbrough home, grabbed him by the throat and pushed him against a wall.
Dack put him into a headlock shouting, "I'll kill you, I'll kill the lot of you," before the victim escaped, said prosecutor Joseph Spencer yesterday.
He later entered the home of a 76-year-old man who saw some of the assault, and stared at him saying, "You know who I am, I know who you are."
Dack, of Roscoe Street, Middlesbrough, told police he went to speak to the two men about their sexual activity .
He admitted assault causing actual bodily harm on the 40-year-old man.
The older man suffered an angina attack.
Duncan McReddie, defending, said: "The incident came about because Mr Dack had recently found God. He had joined the Jehovah's Witnesses."
Dack had "realised the error of his past ways" and went to persuade the other two to go to church and confess their sins.
Judge Peter Fox QC, the Recorder of Middlesbrough, said the time Dack had spent behind bars since early January was enough, and passed a community order with two years' supervision.
This isn't the first violent incident perpetrated by a JW, and we all know it won't be the last.