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Not exactly the type of job you'd think someone would have after having a priest put his hand down his pants.
Bishop says he was abused by a priest as a child
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Not exactly the type of job you'd think someone would have after having a priest put his hand down his pants.
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Okay, you want to play the sterotype child abuser thread? I'll play too.
AIDS activist charged with sex crimes
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
The Associated Press
BURLINGTON
An AIDS activist was one of two people accused of sex crimes against a 13-year-old boy last year over several weeks.
Ricky Odell Yow, 42, of Elon, was charged with five counts of taking indecent liberties with a child, three counts each of a first-degree sex offense with a child, using a minor to assist in an obscenity, first-degree sexual exploitation of a minor, crimes against nature, and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
He was in jail Tuesday under $1.5 million bond.
Deputies last week arrested Douglas Wayne Murphy, 43, who lives at the same address as Yow, on the same charges. His bond was also set at $1.5 million.
Randy Jones, spokesman for the Alamance County Sheriff's Department, said the charges stemmed from several incidents last year.
Yow is founder of Global Wheel of Hope, an organization that performs AIDS/HIV education, and was diagnosed with the disease 18 years ago.
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Of course I just can't let it go at that. Not for our AIDS infected homosexual pedophile and self-proclaimed activist hoping to "educate" young people.
No, no, no far too easy.
Elon students raise awareness about AIDS Adam Smith - Reporter Ricky Yow, an Alamance County resident living with AIDS, spoke to students about his experiences. He recently began an organization called Global Wheel of Hope to increase awareness about the disease.
Tim Rosner/Photography Editor
Ricky Yow, a resident of Alamance County living with AIDS, spoke to a small crowd in Moseley Center during AIDS Awareness Week at Elon Nov. 18-23. He recently began an AIDS organization, Global Wheel of Hope, to increase awareness, and he spoke to students and faculty about what it is like to live with the disease.
When he was first diagnosed, Yow retook the test, not being able to accept that he was positive.
After being diagnosed, Yow said, "I never planned on a future." Of the 15-20 people Yow used to be close friends with, "there are only two of us left." Most of his friends have died from the disease. So it's my duty to make sure a younger generation has no future, even if I have to abuse them and infect them myself.
"It’s a blessing I’m still alive and can speak to people today," he said. Yow, who will turn 40 this year said he believes the big problem with teenagers is the lack of education on the subject of HIV and AIDS. "I want to see young people make good choices," he said. "Young people are making up most of the numbers of new infections." Yes, I want to see these young people make "good" choices like befriending me. The harmless AIDS activist who only wants to help you. Now take off your pants little boy, I have something for you.
Elon Cares, the HiV/AIDS awareness group on campus, planned several events throughout AIDS Awareness Week. Nationally held the first week in December, the awareness week at Elon was recognized early because of a conflict with finals.
Throughout the week, a table was set up in Moseley Center, where volunteers handed out bags filled with brochures and condoms, as well as the famous red ribbon. AIDS awareness is important, coordinator Steve Wagner said, "because AIDS is a disease that can be prevented with education." Unfortunately AIDS can't be prevented by me molesting you and taking advatage of the trust of a young boy. MUHAHAHAHAHAHA!
The awareness week ended with the sex-trivia game show at Midnight Meals in the Zone. "Let’s Talk About Sex," the jeopardy-styled show, attracted a large audience. Categories for the show included prophylactics, "sextras," HIV/AIDS and STDs. Audience participation questions were asked between rounds.
Wagner says the event was successful, because "it brought together the critical information of AIDS and STDs while incorporating fun and humor." Plus, it gives me a bunch of character witnesses in case I get caugt for sticking little boys with my AIDS infected penis.
The movie night on Monday and the speaker on Wednesday had small crowds, but both were important events, Wagner said. Next semester, Elon Cares will sponsor another awareness week to draw more participation from students. Hopefully those students will bring their younger brothers and nephews. ***LICKS CHOPS***.
With infections in college age students growing, it is important for students to know the risks and consequences of their actions, Wagner said. I'm out there every day personally trying to increase the risk the infection rates of middle school students.
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AIDS activist charged with sex crimes
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
The Associated Press
BURLINGTON
An AIDS activist was one of two people accused of sex crimes against a 13-year-old boy last year over several weeks.
Ricky Odell Yow, 42, of Elon, was charged with five counts of taking indecent liberties with a child, three counts each of a first-degree sex offense with a child, using a minor to assist in an obscenity, first-degree sexual exploitation of a minor, crimes against nature, and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor.
He was in jail Tuesday under $1.5 million bond.
Deputies last week arrested Douglas Wayne Murphy, 43, who lives at the same address as Yow, on the same charges. His bond was also set at $1.5 million.
Randy Jones, spokesman for the Alamance County Sheriff's Department, said the charges stemmed from several incidents last year.
Yow is founder of Global Wheel of Hope, an organization that performs AIDS/HIV education, and was diagnosed with the disease 18 years ago.
LINKY LINKY!
Of course I just can't let it go at that. Not for our AIDS infected homosexual pedophile and self-proclaimed activist hoping to "educate" young people.
No, no, no far too easy.
Elon students raise awareness about AIDS Adam Smith - Reporter Ricky Yow, an Alamance County resident living with AIDS, spoke to students about his experiences. He recently began an organization called Global Wheel of Hope to increase awareness about the disease.
Tim Rosner/Photography Editor
Ricky Yow, a resident of Alamance County living with AIDS, spoke to a small crowd in Moseley Center during AIDS Awareness Week at Elon Nov. 18-23. He recently began an AIDS organization, Global Wheel of Hope, to increase awareness, and he spoke to students and faculty about what it is like to live with the disease.
When he was first diagnosed, Yow retook the test, not being able to accept that he was positive.
After being diagnosed, Yow said, "I never planned on a future." Of the 15-20 people Yow used to be close friends with, "there are only two of us left." Most of his friends have died from the disease. So it's my duty to make sure a younger generation has no future, even if I have to abuse them and infect them myself.
"It’s a blessing I’m still alive and can speak to people today," he said. Yow, who will turn 40 this year said he believes the big problem with teenagers is the lack of education on the subject of HIV and AIDS. "I want to see young people make good choices," he said. "Young people are making up most of the numbers of new infections." Yes, I want to see these young people make "good" choices like befriending me. The harmless AIDS activist who only wants to help you. Now take off your pants little boy, I have something for you.
Elon Cares, the HiV/AIDS awareness group on campus, planned several events throughout AIDS Awareness Week. Nationally held the first week in December, the awareness week at Elon was recognized early because of a conflict with finals.
Throughout the week, a table was set up in Moseley Center, where volunteers handed out bags filled with brochures and condoms, as well as the famous red ribbon. AIDS awareness is important, coordinator Steve Wagner said, "because AIDS is a disease that can be prevented with education." Unfortunately AIDS can't be prevented by me molesting you and taking advatage of the trust of a young boy. MUHAHAHAHAHAHA!
The awareness week ended with the sex-trivia game show at Midnight Meals in the Zone. "Let’s Talk About Sex," the jeopardy-styled show, attracted a large audience. Categories for the show included prophylactics, "sextras," HIV/AIDS and STDs. Audience participation questions were asked between rounds.
Wagner says the event was successful, because "it brought together the critical information of AIDS and STDs while incorporating fun and humor." Plus, it gives me a bunch of character witnesses in case I get caugt for sticking little boys with my AIDS infected penis.
The movie night on Monday and the speaker on Wednesday had small crowds, but both were important events, Wagner said. Next semester, Elon Cares will sponsor another awareness week to draw more participation from students. Hopefully those students will bring their younger brothers and nephews. ***LICKS CHOPS***.
With infections in college age students growing, it is important for students to know the risks and consequences of their actions, Wagner said. I'm out there every day personally trying to increase the risk the infection rates of middle school students.
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You know, the homosexuals are pedophiles sterotype.
Boom, there you go. Perfect example.
Now all gays molest children, just like all priests do in liberals minds.
I have conclusive proof just like the OP.
Boom, there you go. Perfect example.
Now all gays molest children, just like all priests do in liberals minds.
I have conclusive proof just like the OP.
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Somebody's off their meds...
This priest should have told his story years ago back when the Church was still pretending that all these allegations were false. I commend him for finally coming forward but he could have done a lot more good decades ago when the pedophile priests were being traded to other dioceses.
This priest should have told his story years ago back when the Church was still pretending that all these allegations were false. I commend him for finally coming forward but he could have done a lot more good decades ago when the pedophile priests were being traded to other dioceses.
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PAD, two things. First, your article indicates your own stereotypes since nowhere in that article does is mention him being homosexual. That is something you added. And since studies show pedophilia and homosexuality are not connected, the only other explanation is you just don't know any better.
Second, a high ranking member of an organization that has had large scale sexual abuse stating that he was also abused is anything but stereotypical. If anything it shows a high ranking member opposing the abuse and stating that he himself, a member of the catholic hierarchy, is also a victim. If we are relying in stereotypes then that last thin we should expect is someone in his position to be a victim.
Second, a high ranking member of an organization that has had large scale sexual abuse stating that he was also abused is anything but stereotypical. If anything it shows a high ranking member opposing the abuse and stating that he himself, a member of the catholic hierarchy, is also a victim. If we are relying in stereotypes then that last thin we should expect is someone in his position to be a victim.
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