Times Record Online Edition
November 8, 2013
Editorial
Tony Alamo’s Punishment Seems Inadequate
It’s a story we hope is moving toward its conclusion. A federal magistrate last week ordered six properties of evangelist and convicted sex offender Tony Alamo sold to satisfy part of the civil judgement against him.
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REPOST FROM 2009
Examiner.com
November 16, 2009
Margot Fernandez
Victim to Tony Alamo: what kind of a man of God does what you have done?
Tony Alamo, the disgraced preacher, has been sentenced to 175 years in prison as a result of his abuse of young girls, crucifying Jesus again in their flesh by sexual degradation and humiliation. He shamed them in private, violating their bodies, and in public, where they were paraded before the congregation as his “brides.”
RE-POSTED FROM FEBRUARY 10, 2009
I would like to introduce myself to you. My name is Christhiaon Coie. My Mother was Susan Alamo, the actual founder of the Tony and Susan Alamo Christian Foundation. Some of my earliest memories and things that my late brother Charlie told me are of Momma leaving him, a teenage boy, to care for me. With no food, milk, or cash and with landlords banging on doors for their rent, Charlie couldn’t stand it any more and ran away and joined the Navy.
From that day on it was Momma and me. One day my Mother would drag me to a church. I would sing and she would preach and we would leave with a LOVE offering. When the unmarked cans would be almost gone and the beer supply would dwindle the beatings would escalate; some so bad that school was out of the question. She finally took me out of school in the eighth grade.
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Texarkana Gazette
November 15, 2009
Editorial
Just Desserts;
Wheels of justice grind slowly, but they eventually caught up with Tony Alamo
Justice sometimes takes time. And often, we are convinced, it is not done in chronological time, one of our human measuring sticks.
August 1, 2009
Christhiaon Coie
An open letter from Christhiaon Coie [Susan Alamo’s daughter]
I wanted to thank Tony Alamo News for bringing the truth about the Tony Alamo cult to all of us.
I want to thank Federal Prosecutor Kyra Jenner for having the guts to finally bring justice to this coward who has hidden behind a Bible for decades. She introduced truth and justice where no one else (other then IRS) had the chutzpa to tread. Had she and Special Agent Harris and Bishop not brought this evidence from this den of iniquity Tony would still be raping, beating, and starving these victims. None of these people will ever truly understand what they have put a stop to.
Texarkana Gazette
July 26, 2009
By: Elthel Channon
We haven’t heard the last of Alamo
It is ever so tempting to believe we have heard the last of Tony Alamo—or nearly the last.
The Arkansas Leader
July 28, 2009
By GARRICK FELDMAN
Leader editor-in-chief
Alamo could use a prison consultant
Tony Alamo, the self-anointed preacher and serial child molester, looked nervous outside the federal courthouse in Texarkana on Friday.
Examiner.com
July 29, 2009
Erik DiVietro
Evangelist Tony Alamo (AKA Bernie LaZar Hoffman, Marcus Abad, Mark Hoffman) is going to prison – again. On Friday, a federal jury convicted him of ten counts of transporting young girls across state lines for sexual purposes. The maximum penalty for his conviction is 175 years.
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
July 28, 2009
By Jay Grelen
SWEET TEA: The Gospel of whom, Mr. Alamo?
For which gospel exactly is Tony Alamo headed to the hoosegow?
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