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Sunday, September 22, 2013

Assassination of Tom Clements Colorado Prisons and 2 Texas District Attorneys

Assassination of Tom Clements Colorado Prisons and 2 Texas District Attorneys --- ===

3 killed in 2 incident spree March 30, 2013: Assassination of  DA Mike McLelland District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, were apparently targeted when murdered in their Dallas-area home by the same gunman after Eric Williams just two months  after he gunned down Marke Hasse, one of McLelland's deputies, and two weeks after Colorado prisons director Tom Clements was murdered at his home in unconnected attack. McLelland was part of a multi-agency task force that indicted 34 members of the Aryan Brotherhood in October. Hasse was shot to death outside the county courthouse shortly after officials were warned of a revenge plot by members of the gang. McLelland openly considered the possibility that Hasse was murdered because of his department's work, and reportedly decided to carry a gun around for personal protection. Eric and Kim Williams both face capital murder charges. Suspect Eric Williams who was arrested was a once-respected local attorney and former justice of the peace. His wife, Kim Williams,she confessed that her husband shot Hasse and the McLellands and that she drove with him to both murders. She led police to a lake where a gun used in shooting Mark Hasse was found. The motive for Eric Williams was retribution after Hasse and District Attorney Mike McLelland prosecuted him for the theft of county equipment

tags: police attack, right wing extremist, costume, front door, unconnected events, contract killing, Eric Williams, District Attorney, Mark Hasse, Kaufman County, Texas, relation victim, assassination, Aryan Brotherhood, March 2013, January 2013, white supremacist, attorney suspect, spree serial killer, dressed in black

7/31/2014  Judge rejects attorneys' request to depose alleged accomplice in Kaufman Co. DA murders Video WFAA It’s been quite clear for some time that Kim Williams has turned against her husband, Eric, who allegedly murdered two Kaufman County DAs. Kim Williams has turned against her husband, Eric, who allegedly murdered two Kaufman County prosecutors and one of their wives in 2013. She filed for divorce. She led prosecutors to Lake Tawakani, where divers recovered a gun used in the January 2013 killing of Kaufman County Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse. Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, were shot to death in their Forney home over Easter weekend two months later. Eric and Kim Williams both face capital murder charges.

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April 3, 2017 Texas Deputy County Constable  Clinton Greenwood was shot by a gunman who later committed suicide after years of posting angry rants about police who investigated him over domestic calls by his wife and relatives since 2012 in possible copycat, or using same attack script attack.

March 19, 2013: Assassination of Tom Clements Colorado Prisons Thomas Lynn Clements, head of the Colorado Department of Corrections was murdered when he answered his home front door and shot by Evan Spencer Ebel, who was dressed as a pizza delivery man. The suspect who was associated with a white gang member died in a shootout in Wise County, Texas after a police chase. His car was found with various terrorist gear such as bomb-making materials, a mask, duct tape and even surveillance cameras. The motive in the killings wasn't clear to law officials.

January 31, 2013: Assassination of Asst DA Mark Hasse A man dressed in black pulled out a pistol and repeatedly shot Kaufman County Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse dead outside a courthouse. The same gunman later fatally shot the county's district attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia in their Dallas-area home. The motive was retribution after Hasse and District Attorney Mike McLelland prosecuted gunman Eric Williams for the theft of county equipment (abc) In April 3, 2017 Texas Deputy County Constable  Clinton Greenwood was shot by a gunman who later committed suicide after years of posting angry rants about police who investigated him over domestic calls by his wife and relatives since 2012.

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 McLelland was part of a multi-agency task force that indicted 34 members of the Aryan Brotherhood in October. Hasse was shot to death outside the county courthouse shortly after officials were warned of a revenge plot by members of the gang.
McLelland openly considered the possibility that Hasse was murdered because of his department's work, and reportedly decided to carry a gun around for personal protection. "We put some real dents in the Aryan Brotherhood around here in the past year," McLelland told The Associated Press shortly before his murder.

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 http://www.dallasnews.com/news/crime/headlines/20130421-months-of-work-on-kaufman-murders-ended-with-arrest-of-man-suspected-at-the-beginning.ece

Months of work on Kaufman DA killings ended with arrest of man suspected at the beginning

Published: 21 April 2013

Eric Williams, a once-respected local attorney and former justice of the peace, is in the Kaufman County Jail on capital murder charges. His wife, Kim Williams, a near-recluse afflicted by chronic and disabling illnesses, also is behind bars there. Authorities say she confessed that her husband shot Hasse and the McLellands and that she drove with him to both murders.
Both could face the death penalty.
After Hasse was killed on Jan. 31, many law enforcement officials thought that Williams might be responsible. That included McLelland.
Why wasn’t more attention focused on Williams after Hasse was shot? 

McLelland’s office accused Williams of stealing three county computer monitors within a year. Williams faced charges of theft by a public servant and burglary.
Williams denied the accusations. He claimed he’d wanted the monitors to set up a “video magistration” system so he could arraign defendants from his office. And he unsuccessfully tried to block McLelland from prosecuting the case.
Hasse told that judge that “this guy’s got to go to prison.” The judge disagreed. He sentenced Williams to two years’ probation. But Williams paid a heavy price for the conviction.
He was removed as JP. He lost his county salary and his health benefits. He lost his law license and the income he earned as an attorney. And he could no longer be a regular or reserve police officer, something he’d done for more than two decades....Eric Williams was convicted and sentenced in April 2012
The Ranger and the deputy were allowed into the couple’s brown and tan brick home in Kaufman, a Christmas wreath still hanging on the door, on April 11. The Ranger spotted several weapons parts, including rifle stocks for assault rifles that fired the same kind of cartridge used to kill the McLellands. He also saw packaging for .357-caliber revolvers, a weapon capable of shooting the kind of bullets that killed Hasse.
Authorities returned to the Williams home the next day with a search warrant. Among the items they seized were “multiple cellphones,” night vision goggles, tactical boots, a “balaclava-type mask,” several parts for weapons “capable of firing .223-caliber ammunition like that used in the McLelland murders” and two .357 revolvers.
Williams also was arrested for making a “terroristic threat.” Authorities said that Williams sent an email anonymously to county officials one day after the McLelland murders promising another attack if demands were not met.
.Dallas News 

STORIES
d Kaufman confronts lingering trauma, stigma of prosecutor murders
For much of the nation, Kaufman is now linked with two shocking crimes. How could this happen in a town where church spires reach into vast blue sky, where earnest municipal flags tout both progress and tradition, where nothing moves faster than 35 miles an hour? (May 13, 2013)
d Kaufman County prosecutor who filled in after DA Mike McLelland’s killing resigns
Brandi Fernandez, the high-ranking Kaufman County prosecutor who served as interim district attorney after the March 30 slaying of elected District Attorney Mike McLelland, has resigned. (May 1, 2013)
d Authorities believe they’ve recovered car used in Kaufman slayings
Authorities have recovered what they believe is the getaway car used in the Jan. 31 killing of Kaufman County Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse, according to court records obtained by The Dallas Morning News. (April 26, 2013)
d New Kaufman DA sworn in as county struggles to find normalcy after three killings
The people of Kaufman County are getting back to business as usual after arrests in the murders of their district attorney, his wife and a top assistant, said County Judge Bruce Wood. (April 23, 2013)
d Local trials possible despite fear, prolonged news blitz in Kaufman
The people of Kaufman County lived in terror after their district attorney, his wife and a top prosecutor were mysteriously murdered. Now that authorities have charged a former justice of the peace and his wife in the slayings, those same residents are potential jurors at their trials. (April 22, 2013)
d Months of work on Kaufman DA killings ended with arrest of man suspected at the beginning
There was a time when the assassination of a public official in Kaufman County was about as likely as finding a glacier. Murders of any kind are rare in this mostly rural community. Run-of-the-mill burglaries, car thefts and petty drug crimes are more the norm.
d Law enforcement continues building case against couple charged in Kaufman DA slayings
Investigators continued building a case Friday against the former justice of the peace and his wife charged this week in the murders of the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and a top prosecutor. (April 20, 2013)
d Ex-justice of the peace charged in Kaufman DA slayings
Former Justice of the Peace Eric Lyle Williams was charged Thursday with capital murder in what authorities have described as a revenge plot to kill the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and a top assistant. (April 19, 2013)
d Family and residents will ‘rest a little easier’ after Kaufman DA slaying arrests
Great relief was tempered with grief Thursday in Kaufman County with news of arrests in the murders of District Attorney Mike McLelland, his wife, Cynthia, and Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse. (April 19, 2013)
d Ex-JP’s wife held, reportedly confessed in Kaufman killings
The wife of a disgruntled former justice of the peace confessed to her role in a revenge plot to kill the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and a top assistant and gave authorities intimate details of the case, including that her husband, Eric Williams, shot them to death, authorities said Wednesday. (April 18, 2013)
d Suspect's wife in Kaufman DA murder case called a 'silent passenger'
Kim Williams was outraged when she read about a woman who put a kitten in her freezer. “I still get … surprised that there are these types of people living amongst us,” she wrote on Facebook. “I don’t understand how anyone could harm an innocent kitten or puppy.” (April 18, 2013)
d Erleigh Norville Wiley confirmed as Kaufman County district attorney
Judge Erleigh Norville Wiley was unanimously confirmed by the Texas Senate on Wednesday as the new Kaufman County district attorney. Wiley, 49, will be sworn in Monday at 1 p.m. “I’m excited,” she said. “We’ve got a lot of work to do.” (April 18, 2013)
It might have been strangely fitting had one of the exotic theories panned out in the Kaufman County assassinations. Mexican mobsters or prison-based white supremacists with the ominous Aryan moniker seemed in keeping with the magnitude of the murders of the district attorney, his wife and a top prosecutor.(April 18, 2013)
d Investigators in Kaufman DA murder case look at Chicken Express camera footage
Authorities are examining video surveillance equipment from a Seagoville restaurant as part of their investigation into the deaths of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland, his wife and a top prosecutor. (April 17, 2013)
d Kaufman County computer system may have been misused in connection with slayings
Investigators searching the home of the man suspected in the deaths of the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and a top assistant were looking for evidence that county computers were misused in connection with the slayings, court documents show. (April 16, 2013)
d In Kaufman slayings, did we overlook a threat hiding in plain sight?
Eric Williams does not look like a cunning serial killer. He doesn’t look like a terrorist mastermind capable of setting off a rhetorical spasm of fear that our nation’s entire system of justice might be under attack.(April 16, 2013)
d Ex-JP expected to be charged in Kaufman County killings
The day after the bodies of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife were found, an anonymous email went to county officials threatening another attack if the writer’s demands were not met.(April 15, 2013)
d Q&A: Who is Eric Williams and what links him to the Kaufman County killings?
The 46-year-old is a former Kaufman County justice of the peace who was convicted last year of stealing county equipment. (April 15, 2013)
d Ex-justice of peace is prime suspect in Kaufman DA slayings
Authorities on Saturday searched Seagoville storage unit as they focused their investigation into the slayings of the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and a top prosecutor on a former justice of the peace. (April 14, 2013)
d Complex picture arises of ex-Kaufman justice of peace eyed in case
The alleged theft of three computer monitors turned Eric Lyle Williams’ world upside down. The Kaufman County justice of the peace was charged with felonies and humiliated in public. Prosecutor Mark Hasse said what he did was “evil.” Hasse’s boss, Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland, described Williams as “a man bereft of honor.” (April 14, 2013)
d Profilers see signs Kaufman County killer acted out of revenge
One murder was simple and brazen, gunning down a prosecutor in the open, near the county courthouse. The other a surgical strike, executed much like an elite police or military operation. (April 14, 2013)
d Reward for tips in Kaufman DA slayings high, but will it help?
The $200,000 reward for information in the Kaufman County slayings is far higher than typical bounties, and there have been calls for it to grow. But is that sum — or any sum — likely to help solve the case? (April 13, 2013)
d Authorities search home of former JP who was tried by slain Kaufman DAs
Authorities searched the home of a former justice of the peace Friday in Kaufman as they continue to investigate the slayings of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland, his wife and a top prosecutor.(April 13, 2013)
d Honor Flag likely didn’t fly at Capitol on 9/11, state officials say
Chris Heisler’s U.S. Honor Flag — which he says has journeyed across the nation, to Iraq, into space and back again — has been Heisler’s ticket into several high-profile news stories in North Texas, including the slaying of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland. Rightfully so, Heisler said — it’s a special flag. (April 12, 2013)
d Newly appointed DA says solving Kaufman murders is top priority
Kaufman County’s newly appointed top prosecutor addressed the media outside the courthouse Thursday, saying the office’s most pressing mission will be solving the murders of District Attorney Mike McLelland, his wife and his top assistant. (April 12, 2013)
d 'You can't be fearful,' new Kaufman DA Erleigh Norville Wiley says
Erleigh Norville Wiley didn’t hesitate when Gov. Rick Perry asked her to step in as the next Kaufman County district attorney, replacing a DA who was murdered along with his wife in their home. (April 11, 2013)
d Sen. John Cornyn seeks expanded security for DAs after Kaufman slayings
Texas Sen. John Cornyn introduced legislation Wednesday that would expand security measures for prosecutors, judges and law enforcement officers in response to the recent killings of two Kaufman County prosecutors. (April 11, 2013)
d It's not ‘open season’ on law, but Kaufman slayings show attacks on rise
A spate of brazen, high-profile deadly attacks on law enforcement officials nationwide, including in North Texas, has left many people wondering if it is “open season” on those sworn to uphold the law. (April 10, 2013)
d McLelland family parts ways with spokesman
Family members and friends of slain Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, parted ways with a spokesman Tuesday, one day after the Sheriff’s Department questioned his authority as the family’s mouthpiece. (April 10, 2013)
d A false alarm as Kaufman County remains on edge
Reports of gunfire are taking on new significance in Kaufman County these days. Rumors were rampant Tuesday afternoon after someone fired a gun near Combine, causing nearby schools to be locked down and a brief panic in the small town south of Seagoville. (April 10, 2013)
d Slain Kaufman DA's children say his guns were out of reach the night he died
Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland kept a gun “in every room of his house,” his son said. But McLelland couldn’t reach a weapon when his killer or killers slipped into his home Easter weekend because he had put the weapons away just hours before for the protection of some visitors, J.R. McLelland said. (April 9, 2013)
d Kaufman County sheriff criticizes spokesman for slain DA's family
The Kaufman County Sheriff’s Department defended its work Monday and criticized a spokesman for the family of District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife who had said authorities failed to protect the couple before they were slain. (April 9, 2013)
d John Long: Kaufman DA leaves strong legacy to both his family and community
To the children and grandchildren of Mike McLelland: You will be asked many times about your father and grandfather: What sort of man was he? What do you remember about him? (April 9, 2013)
d Kaufman residents talk about their fears and worries since three slayings
This is the sort of place where business owners greet customers by name, ask about their kids and help carry packages to their cars. But the horrific murders of District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, and one of his top prosecutors, Mark Hasse, have the people here reeling. (April 8, 2013)
d Kaufman County churches aim for normalcy  a week after killings
A full week after the deaths of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, area pastors tried to bring a sense of normalcy back to their congregations Sunday. (April 8, 2013)
d Investigators in Kaufman County shootings watching violent gang
Investigators are scrutinizing the violent Aryan Brotherhood of Texas prison gang after Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife were murdered in their home last weekend. That came two months after his top prosecutor was gunned down near the county courthouse. (April 7, 2013)
d Q&A: How the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas is organized
Authorities are investigating whether the Aryan Brotherhood of Texas, a violent prison gang, was involved in the murders of the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and a top prosecutor. (April 7, 2013)
d Man says McLelland family ‘furious’ over Kaufman County killings
Comparing the investigation of the slayings of Kaufman County prosecutors to the inadequate response to Hurricane Katrina, a man who said he represents some relatives of District Attorney Mike McLelland lashed out at law enforcement Saturday. (April 7, 2013)
d Slain Kaufman County DA, wife honored at emotional funeral
In the midst of the funeral for Mike and Cynthia McLelland, as the Christian song “I Can Only Imagine” played, a family’s grief at their heartbreaking loss boiled over. (April 6, 2013) Photos
d Authorities crack down on threats during investigation of Kaufman County prosecutor killings
Authorities investigating the slayings of the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and a top prosecutor are taking a hard line on people who they say are threatening criminal justice officials. (April 6, 2013)
d Phone records scrutinized in Kaufman killings investigation
Authorities are sorting through tips and leads that they hope lead to the killer or killers of the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and his top assistant. (April 6, 2013)
d 2,000 honor memory of Kaufman County DA, wife, resolve to find killers
Thousands of friends and family members celebrated the love story of Mike and Cynthia McLelland on Thursday, a love that made them inseparable in life, death and now in eternity. (April 5, 2013) Photos
d Justice will continue in Kaufman County, interim DA says
The reward for information in the murders of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland, his wife and his top assistant topped $200,000 on Thursday, and his interim replacement went before cameras for the first time to confidently say the business of justice will continue. (April 5, 2013)
d Obama monitoring Kaufman County investigation
President Barack Obama is monitoring the effort to find the killer or killers of two Kaufman County prosecutors. (April 5, 2013)
d Witness offers details on first Kaufman County prosecutor killing
The gunman was big, dressed in black from head to toe. The woman who saw him was a half-block away. But she said he seemed at least a head taller than Kaufman County Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse. She never saw the gun. (April 4, 2013)
d Slain Kaufman County DA, wife shared a deep, abiding love
Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, were both well into their 60s, had each gone through previous marriages and divorce and had grown children. But friends and relatives say the two shared a passionate love affair more befitting of adolescents going through their first crush. (April 4, 2013)
d Authorities saying little on progress of investigation into Kaufman County slaying
Authorities still don’t appear to be close to an arrest in the slayings of the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and a top prosecutor, but on Wednesday they announced the arrest of a 56-year-old man who left a threat on a hotline intended to gather tips in the killings. (April 4, 2013)
d Perry to attend memorial service for slain DA, wife
Gov. Rick Perry will speak at Thursday’s memorial service for slain Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia McLelland. (April 4, 2013)
d Interim Kaufman DA gets 24-hour security as authorities scramble for leads in slayings
Law enforcement officials pulled at threads Tuesday in the hopes of finding solid leads in the murders of the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and a top assistant prosecutor. None emerged, but the interim DA now has around-the-clock security. (April 3, 2013)
d Top federal prosecutor bows out of Aryan Brotherhood racketeering case
A federal prosecutor has withdrawn from a massive Aryan Brotherhood of Texas case over security concerns even as investigators seek links between the violent prison gang and the murders of the Kaufman County district attorney, his wife and his top prosecutor. (April 3, 2013)
d Kaufman gets interim DA as investigation into double murder continues
A high-ranking Kaufman County assistant district attorney who successfully prosecuted a major Aryan Brotherhood case has been named to temporarily lead the office, two days after the district attorney and his wife were found slain in their home. (April 2, 2013) Photos
d Dallas-area prosecutors have more security, new sense of wariness
A pall of unease fell across county courthouses Monday in the wake of the murders of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife. It started with the assassination of Assistant DA Mark Hasse two months earlier, and now it’s clear: Someone’s targeting Texas’ top prosecutors. (April 2, 2013)
d Kaufman County investigators have plenty of places to start looking for suspects in DA's killing
“Fog of war” typically describes the unpredictable and confusing nature of armed conflict. But it just as easily could be applied to the mystery surrounding the shooting deaths of Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife. (April 2, 2013)
d Jacquielynn Floyd: After DA's killing, silence in Kaufman is the sound of fear
The people who live in and around downtown Kaufman are past that shivery frisson of fear that comes with an outbreak of burglaries or a murder two blocks over. With three assassinations in two months, the town is looking down a yawning well of pure dread. (April 2, 2013)
Editorial: Two more slayings shatter Kaufman County calm
Swarmed by satellite trucks, Kaufman County has become that momentary media epicenter, where reporters probably outnumber locals willing to venture outside. After all, there’s a killer — or killers — on the loose. (April 2, 2013)
d Kaufman County residents, authorities disgusted by killings of DA, his wife
Authorities and residents in Kaufman County expressed alarm and disgust Sunday at the bold attack that left the district attorney and his wife dead in an apparent home invasion, just two months after an  assistant prosecutor was slain at the courthouse. (April 1, 2013)
d Kaufman County DA, wife remembered for commitment to service
Easter morning promises renewal, but in the pews of First United Methodist Church Terrell on Sunday, there was numbness, fear and heartache over the killing of two faithful parishioners found in their home the night before. (April 1, 2013)
d Texas prison gang to get scrutiny in double slaying, sources say
The killing of the Kaufman County district attorney and his wife is likely to turn up the heat on the notorious Aryan Brotherhood of Texas prison gang. (April 1, 2013)
Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland, wife found dead in home
Their deaths followed the Jan. 31 slaying of Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse. (March 31, 2013)
VIDEOS:
Kaufman sheriff talks about suspects in DA slayings
DMN's Tanya Eiserer and Scott Parks report
Friend of slain DA, wife recounts their friendship
DMN's Tanya Eiserer and Scott Parks report
Kaufman authorities make arrest in DA slaying
Arrest in connection with Kaufman murders
Surveillance video shows former Kaufman County JP stealing computer monitors
Residents hold a prayer walk outside the Kaufman County Courthouse
New Kaufman district attorney holds first press conference
Kaufman DA's children talk about their father
Flag raised in Kaugman County
Kaufman County clerk's office ties green ribbons
Kaufman DA, wife laid to rest
Saying goodbye to slain Kaufman DA, wife
Gov. Rick Perry speaks to the media
Nick Morale arrested on charge of terroristic threat
DMN's Tanya Eiserer and Scott Parks report
Kaufman County DA's neighbor describes night of shooting
DMN's Tanya Eiserer and Scott Parks report
Kaufman County Judge Bruce Wood addresses the media
Kaufman County DA and his wife found shot dead
.Evan Spencer Ebel

 Suspect
a paroled convict who joined a white supremacist group while in prison 
suspect of killing pizza delivery driver Nathan Leon for his uniform
killed last Thursday in a gun battle with police after a high-speed chase in Decatur, Texas.

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      Kaufman County, Texas, District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, weremurdered Saturday evening in their Dallas-area home. The attack comes two months
      Kaufman County, Texas, District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife, Cynthia, were murdered Saturday evening in their Dallas-area home. The attack comes two months after one of McLelland's deputies was shot and killed and two weeks after Colorado prisons director Tom Clements was murdered at his home.

      The Jan. 31 murder of Kaufman County Assistant District Attorney Mark Hasse remains unsolved, but investigators believe a possible motive was retaliation for anti-Aryan Brotherhood prosecutions by the DA's office. Clements was believed to have been killed March 19 by a white supremacist who then died after a police chase in northern Texas


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