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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 21, 2012 17:49:03 GMT -5
This was posted at WS and by the time I got to Mickey's guest book the message had been deleted, so take it as you will, however I believe this could very well be so:pugmom Registered User Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Atlantic Canada Posts: 27 Hey all! I was just reading the guest book comments on Mickey's obituary, and someone has written that BSL may be tied to as many as 7 cases? I knew of Ali, but who are the 6 others? www.delhommefuneralhome.com/fh/obituaries/tributes.cfm?pg=1&o_id=1564535&fh_id=10813
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Post by foxfire on Aug 21, 2012 18:22:28 GMT -5
www.capitalpunishmentbook.com/?p=717&cpage=1#comment-7133BRANDON LAVERGNE: SERIAL KILLER Categories: Uncategorized Written By: Billy Sinclair I know Brandon Scott Lavergne. I met him at the C. Paul Phelps Correctional Center at Dequincy, Louisiana. Phelps is a medium custody facility housing low risk inmates. Lavergne and I were housed in the same dormitory. I was paroled from Phelps in April 2006. On various occasions Lavergne approached me with conversation. I was a well-known jailhouse lawyer and celebrated inmate journalist/author. He liked to pick my brain about legal issues. I learned he was convicted of a sex offense read more
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Post by foxfire on Aug 21, 2012 18:23:39 GMT -5
RE: I was paroled from Phelps in April 2006. He was discharged from prison a short time later. ?
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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 21, 2012 18:30:35 GMT -5
RE: I was paroled from Phelps in April 2006. He was discharged from prison a short time later. ? Um, I don't like this, and I like this statement that he made even less:Phelps is a medium custody facility housing low risk inmates
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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 21, 2012 18:34:02 GMT -5
Sometime in mid-or-late 2005 he approached me with concerns about a murder charge either pending against him or which he feared would be brought against him before his scheduled discharge from prison.
He did not share any details of the murder with me. He only discuss it in generalities. He was discharged from prison a short time later.
Mama talkin here - the fuck got out on parole to roam the streets unsupervised sometime in 2005 - 2006? Is this what this freakin means?
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Post by foxfire on Aug 21, 2012 18:48:37 GMT -5
I posted a comment:
Billy, you reported that BS Lavergne, was released shortly after your release in 2006. Records show that he was released on parole 08, 2008. Can you verify when he was actually released? It is very important.
Also was BSL, entitled to furlough privileges while incarcerated? TIA
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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 21, 2012 18:52:51 GMT -5
I see no comments under that posting, I see a 0. What am I don't wrong not to be able to view any comments?
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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 21, 2012 18:54:45 GMT -5
Do ya need to make a comment to see the comments?
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Post by foxfire on Aug 21, 2012 19:12:55 GMT -5
Do ya need to make a comment to see the comments? Awaiting moderation, mamamia... Wow read Billy's story he married a journalist while in prison.. www.wafb.com/Global/story.asp...type=printableIn 1986, Sinclair was transferred from Angola State Penitentiary for his own safety, after helping expose a scheme to sell pardons to inmates. Sinclair, who wrote a book about life in prison, was also an award-winning prison journalist, who wrote for Angola's prison magazine, The Angolite. In 1966, he was sentenced to death for the 1965 murder of convenience store clerk James "J.C." Bodden in Central, on the outskirts of Baton Rouge. In 1972, his sentence was changed to life in prison when the U.S. Supreme Court found capital punishment, as it existed then, unconstitutional.
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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 21, 2012 21:36:51 GMT -5
Well I don't know Fox, I still see 0 comments under that article, so I don't know what to think. I mean are you seeing ANY comments?
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Post by kelly on Aug 21, 2012 22:25:11 GMT -5
Sometime in mid-or-late 2005 he approached me with concerns about a murder charge either pending against him or which he feared would be brought against him before his scheduled discharge from prison. He did not share any details of the murder with me. He only discuss it in generalities. He was discharged from prison a short time later. Mama talkin here - the fuck got out on parole to roam the streets unsupervised sometime in 2005 - 2006? Is this what this freakin means?
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Post by foxfire on Aug 22, 2012 8:00:55 GMT -5
Sometime in mid-or-late 2005 he approached me with concerns about a murder charge either pending against him or which he feared would be brought against him before his scheduled discharge from prison. He did not share any details of the murder with me. He only discuss it in generalities. He was discharged from prison a short time later. Mama talkin here - the fuck got out on parole to roam the streets unsupervised sometime in 2005 - 2006? Is this what this freakin means? Billy's comments and replys are now posted...
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Post by foxfire on Aug 22, 2012 9:34:45 GMT -5
www.katc.com/news/escaped-inmate-sex-offender-last-seen-in-lafayette/Escaped Inmate/Sex Offender Last Seen In Lafayette __________________________________ KLFY 10 Acadiana's Multimedia Station Thanks to a viewers tip, suspect Sherman CORNETTE was arrested at University Medical Center in Lafayette. Your assistance is greatly appreciated! www.klfy.com/story/19337297/bop-escapee-last-seen-in-lafayette"an aware American Public is a very valuable resource for Law Enforcement".. Somehow, I have to believe that guardian angel Mighty Mick was indirectly responsible for this absconded RSO's capture.. _____________________________ Surely this isn't him: www.offendex.com/citydirector...ornette_721247Sherman Cornette Absconded Ellijay GA 30536 View photos: 1 Gender: M Age: 59 DOB: 1953-01-01 Height: 5 ft. 0 in. Weight: 230 Race/Ethnicity: White Hair Color: Blonde Eye Color: Green Identifying Marks: SC FHD Offense: CHILD MOLESTATION Incarcerated: N Wanted: Y
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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 22, 2012 9:49:47 GMT -5
Yep, that looks like the same guy. Guess he grew his hair out and just let himself go.
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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 22, 2012 10:36:52 GMT -5
In reading Sinclair's response to you Fox, I really do think that there is a good possibility that Brandon did kill Jessica Hawk on Aug 8th 2008:Date: Aug 11, 2008 Cause of Death: Stabbed Location: New Orleans, LA A native of Lebanon is dead, the victim of a murder in her New Orleans, Louisiana home. 32-year-old Jessica Hawk died of apparent stab wounds. She was found at 9:40 a.m. Monday, on the floor of her home in the Bywater section of the city, near the French Quarter. Jessica's brother Brandon tells Local 12 Jessica moved to New Orleans four to five years ago after getting a Botany degree from Miami University. Brandon says Jessica was supposed to come home to Lebanon for a visit yesterday. The family kept calling all weekend and couldn't get ahold of her. She also didn't show up at restaurant for dinner date Sunday night. Jessica's family and her boyfriend called police in New Orleans on Monday morning to check on her.. that's when her body was found. 3013 Chartres St Her address In addition to working for Harold’s Plants, Hawk was also a member of the original staff that helped open the Audubon Insectarium in June 2008 and she was taking Masters level classes in Botany at the University of New Orleans. She scheduled to start a job at the New Orleans Botanical Garden the week she was murdered. mysticsnowangel.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=shunickcase&action=display&thread=3028
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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 22, 2012 10:42:39 GMT -5
Billy Sinclair Says: August 22nd, 2012 at 4:58 am Glenn: Thank you for the information. He was transferred from Phelps before I was released in April 2006. I had heard through the inmate grapevine that he had been released. So I cannot verify his actual time of release. I am going by memory. It was my impression that he had been released before Aug. ‘08. If he was released in Aug. ‘08, he must have contacted me shortly afterwards in late ‘08 or early ‘09. I can tell you he was not eligible for “furlough privileges.” No inmate in Louisiana convicted of a sexual or violent offense was eligible for furloughs. However, he may very have been placed in a “pre-release” program, such as a halfway house. Sorry I could not be of more help – any more questions just ask.
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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 22, 2012 10:51:41 GMT -5
I just wrote this to Billy and it's in moderation:
Billy, you wrote " However, he may very have been placed in a “pre-release” program, such as a halfway house."
My question is, do you have any idea where those halfway houses would be located? More importantly, do the prisoners released have a say where they would be relocated to? Is it possible that Brandon requested to be placed in one in New Orleans?
Could you also explain how halfway houses deal with these men, such as times that they need to be home at night, are they monitored by ankle bracelets etc? Must they have jobs?
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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 22, 2012 14:01:05 GMT -5
2006 – 2008 (2 years) Broussard La. Mechanic State of Louisiana
Government Agency; 10,001+ employees; Government Administration industry ---------------------------------------------------------
C. Paul Phelps Correctional Center does not offer a work release program... And BSL was there until September 2005. He was then transferred to Avoyelles Correctional Center, which does offer a work related program. So, apparently if he did any work release it would've been after Sept. 2005
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Avoyelles Correctional Center Work release Program
Certain eligible offenders may enter a traditional work release center from six (6) months to three (3) years prior to release from incarceration, depending on the offense of conviction. Offenders who are approved for work release are required to work at an approved job and, when not working, they must return to the structured environment of the assigned work release facility. Probation and Parole Officers are assigned monitoring responsibilities for contract work release facilities. This may include conducting random drug screens and random shakedowns of the facility. Additionally, the Probation and Parole Officer is part of the Auditing Teams that conduct annual audit of work release facilities. Work release programs are successful in assisting an offender with making the transition from prison back into the work force. Approximately 10 to 20 percent of offenders remain with their employer upon release. The work release program is also utilized as a valuable alternative for technical parole violators, in lieu of returning them to prison.
Um, if that Linkedin profile info is true, then Brandon was working south of Lafayette in Broussard La - 2006 – 2008 and was out of jail and on a work release program. My God in heaven!!!
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Post by foxfire on Aug 22, 2012 16:24:21 GMT -5
2006 – 2008 (2 years) Broussard La.Mechanic State of LouisianaGovernment Agency; 10,001+ employees; Government Administration industry --------------------------------------------------------- C. Paul Phelps Correctional Center does not offer a work release program... And BSL was there until September 2005. He was then transferred to Avoyelles Correctional Center, which does offer a work related program. So, apparently if he did any work release it would've been after Sept. 2005--------------------------------------------------------- Avoyelles Correctional Center Work release ProgramCertain eligible offenders may enter a traditional work release center from six (6) months to three (3) years prior to release from incarceration, depending on the offense of conviction. Offenders who are approved for work release are required to work at an approved job and, when not working, they must return to the structured environment of the assigned work release facility. Probation and Parole Officers are assigned monitoring responsibilities for contract work release facilities. This may include conducting random drug screens and random shakedowns of the facility. Additionally, the Probation and Parole Officer is part of the Auditing Teams that conduct annual audit of work release facilities. Work release programs are successful in assisting an offender with making the transition from prison back into the work force. Approximately 10 to 20 percent of offenders remain with their employer upon release. The work release program is also utilized as a valuable alternative for technical parole violators, in lieu of returning them to prison. Um, if that Linkdin profile info is true, then Brandon was working south of Lafayette in Broussard La - 2006 – 2008 and was out of jail and on a work release program. My God in heaven!!! Amen to that!.. WOW!
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Post by foxfire on Aug 22, 2012 16:41:16 GMT -5
www.linkedin.com/pub/brandon-...?trk=pub-pbmapLead Service Mechanic Wood Group PSN Public Company; 10,001+ employees; Oil & Energy industry 2009 – Present (3 years) Lead Utilities Mechanic C & D Production Specialist 2008 – 2009 (1 year) Shell Mars TLP * Service Mechanic Power House Compression Services 2006 – 2008 (2 years) * Broussard La.
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Post by foxfire on Aug 23, 2012 4:39:45 GMT -5
I've contacted the MS Media, and requested them to verify BS Lavergne's 2006-2008 info from the LA Dept of Corrections. I doubt if they are going to freely release this info due to the obvious political & legal ramification$, if unknown victims are discovered during the time BSL was on work release, the backlash and consequences could be very severe. jmho.
Imo, the 2003 glowing letter written by the Prison Warden, due to BSL's effective rehab ruse was instrumental in his early work release privileges in 2006..
As was BSL's RSO status recently updated to include the injuries received by Mighty Mick on 05/19/2012. Although his quarterly RSO evaluation was conducted on 05/28/2012. BSL's RSO status info was ran, post July 05, 2012. The injuries were not included in the report at that time. After researching missing persons investigations for years. One common denominator is that after an investigation is complete. Many agencies will later attempt to cover their tracks, imo.
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Post by foxfire on Aug 23, 2012 5:29:29 GMT -5
www.wilbertrideau-realstory.com/rideaus-true-story/wilbert-rideau-and-prison-rapes/Tracking the Truth Billy Sinclair is an award-winning prison journalist who co-edited The Angolite for six of the nine years he was on the staff of the inmate magazine as it rose to national prominence in the 1980s. (Comment) Billy, where can I find a Link for your article; “Prison: a Sexual Jungle”? Any info of BSL being raped or raping others while incarcerated?
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Post by foxfire on Aug 23, 2012 6:04:09 GMT -5
Billy Sinclair Says: August 23rd, 2012 at 4:41 am Mamamia54: Glenn Adams (see comments) has been informative on this issue. Lavergne was transferred from Phelps to Avoyelles Parish Corr. Center. From there he was released to a halfway house in Broussard, Louisiana called Service Mechanic Power House Compression Services. He was there from 2006 to 2008 at which time he was released on what is called “goodtime/parole supervision.” Under this law, Lavergne was not eligible for “straight” parole (a privilege available after serving one-third of sentence). Goodtime in Louisiana requires all inmates to serve 85% of their sentence at which time they are automatically released but with the condition that the remainder of their sentence be served under parole supervision. Phelps has a pre-release program conducted within the prison during the 90 days before an inmate’s release. The institution does not release inmates directly to halfway houses. Instead it will transfer the inmate to another prison that does, such as the ACC. Inmates at halfway houses are under strict curfews. They are permitted to work in the community but must return to facility at certain times. Most sex offenders do have electronic ankle bracelets. Halfway houses are more strict in its rules enforcement than prison. Hope this information helps. Thank you for your interest.
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Post by LadyBlue on Aug 23, 2012 8:28:22 GMT -5
Billy Sinclair Says: August 23rd, 2012 at 4:41 am Mamamia54: Glenn Adams (see comments) has been informative on this issue. Lavergne was transferred from Phelps to Avoyelles Parish Corr. Center. From there he was released to a halfway house in Broussard, Louisiana called Service Mechanic Power House Compression Services. He was there from 2006 to 2008 at which time he was released on what is called “goodtime/parole supervision.” Under this law, Lavergne was not eligible for “straight” parole (a privilege available after serving one-third of sentence). Goodtime in Louisiana requires all inmates to serve 85% of their sentence at which time they are automatically released but with the condition that the remainder of their sentence be served under parole supervision. Phelps has a pre-release program conducted within the prison during the 90 days before an inmate’s release. The institution does not release inmates directly to halfway houses. Instead it will transfer the inmate to another prison that does, such as the ACC. Inmates at halfway houses are under strict curfews. They are permitted to work in the community but must return to facility at certain times. Most sex offenders do have electronic ankle bracelets. Halfway houses are more strict in its rules enforcement than prison. Hope this information helps. Thank you for your interest. Thanks Fox for bringing that over. I knew half the stuff he told me lol, however what I wanted to be certain of was that ACC does have that work release program, and also that they have strict curfews and the SO's do wear those ankle bracelets, so in the case of Jessica Hawk, unless Brandon had already been released, her homicide may not apply to him at least.
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Post by foxfire on Aug 23, 2012 13:57:12 GMT -5
Billy Sinclair Says: August 23rd, 2012 at 4:41 am Mamamia54: Glenn Adams (see comments) has been informative on this issue. Lavergne was transferred from Phelps to Avoyelles Parish Corr. Center. From there he was released to a halfway house in Broussard, Louisiana called Service Mechanic Power House Compression Services. He was there from 2006 to 2008 at which time he was released on what is called “goodtime/parole supervision.” Under this law, Lavergne was not eligible for “straight” parole (a privilege available after serving one-third of sentence). Goodtime in Louisiana requires all inmates to serve 85% of their sentence at which time they are automatically released but with the condition that the remainder of their sentence be served under parole supervision. Phelps has a pre-release program conducted within the prison during the 90 days before an inmate’s release. The institution does not release inmates directly to halfway houses. Instead it will transfer the inmate to another prison that does, such as the ACC. Inmates at halfway houses are under strict curfews. They are permitted to work in the community but must return to facility at certain times. Most sex offenders do have electronic ankle bracelets. Halfway houses are more strict in its rules enforcement than prison. Hope this information helps. Thank you for your interest. Thanks Fox for bringing that over. I knew half the stuff he told me lol, however what I wanted to be certain of was that ACC does have that work release program, and also that they have strict curfews and the SO's do wear those ankle bracelets, so in the case of Jessica Hawk, unless Brandon had already been released, her homicide may not apply to him at least. RE: and also that they have strict curfews and the SO's do wear those ankle bracelets.. Wonder what time their curfew was? "It's 11PM, do you know where your inmates are"? little humor... I asked Billy about BSL's prison sexual experiences; gang rapes, etc.. TMI, maybe but since he wrote an award winning article about prison sex, He should be aware..
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