Founded in 2008, ABSOLUTE ZERO UNITES is a blog covering corrupt politicians and vigilantes who abuse sex offense registries to commit crimes (murder, assault, harassment, vandalism). This is a journalism blog; all articles posted in this blog is covered by Fair Use under 17 USC 107. All opinions are my own, and all persons featured here are (IMHO, of course) criminals and assorted losers.
I am a skeptic. I don't take anything at face value. We don't know the entire story, other than one man accused another man of a sex offense and decided to play judge, jusy, and executioner. If what Sanchez claimed was true, then the police should've been called in to investigate. But NOTHING in this story adds up. It seems to me Sanchez just made up this story. He looks like the type who hears voices, whether or not mind-altering substances were involved.
The police are generally scumbags but at least there is usually a set of standards they must go by when determining guilt or innocence. Vigilantes lack scruples. Also, it is far to easy to make a false claim just to elicit sympathy.
A Pleasant Farms man who thought deputies were going to come to his house to arrest a man he described as a sex offender was arrested instead.
According to an Ector County Sheriff’s Office report, Daniel Renee Sanchez, 37, called 911 Sunday to say he’d detained a sex offender on his property in the 4500 block of West Mulberry Street.
When deputies arrived, Sanchez said he’d detained, at gunpoint, a 21-year-old man who had texted inappropriate things to his stepson a week prior, the report stated.
The younger man told deputies Sanchez had invited him over to smoke and when he arrived, Sanchez said he was going inside for water. According to the report, when Sanchez came out, the man said he pushed him to the ground and began kicking and hitting him.
“(The alleged victim) stated that Daniel then put a gun to his head, told him he will never hurt a child again and then pulled the slide back on the gun and the gun jammed,” the report stated. “(He) believes that if the gun had not jammed, Daniel would have shot him, causing him serious bodily injury or death.”
A neighbor told deputies he saw Sanchez with a gun making threats to the younger man, the report stated.
Deputies found a 9 mm handgun inside Sanchez’s RV, according to the report.
Sanchez was arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
I wasn't even going to discuss this because it was a whole bunch of nothing. After all, if a tree falls in the woods, or a bunch of losers congregate at an Interstate overpass, and no one is around when it falls, did it make a sound?
I've covered the Proud Boys before. For the few who've never heard of them, the Proud Boys (or PB for short) is a hate group that espouses extremist far-right political bullcrap like QAnon and Trump conspiracies. These days, they can most likely be found protesting Drag Queen Story Hour and Pride Month events.
A few months ago, it seems the Proud Boys posted a notice they planned on protesting the NARSOL conference. It was first discussed publicly in a Facebook video post by scumbag right wing radio host Kenny Webster of KPRC 950 AM.
After months of planning, they barely convinced a dozen losers to brave 100+ degree temps for a one hour event.
"Unbeknownst to NARSOL at the time, over a month ago the fact of our conference caught the attention of a group called Proud Boys, and they took exception to what they erroneously believe NARSOL to be. They sent out a call for supporters to converge on the hotel and protest against our conference. Chatter on social media alerted us to this the first afternoon of the conference after it was well underway. This protest was set to take place the next day, day two, in the late morning.
Hotel security was advised, and they assured us that, along with help from the Houston Police Dept., precautions would be taken, and when the protest group arrived, somewhere between 25 and 50 in number, they were. The protesters gathered outside on the main road to the hotel chanting “Protect the children,” and attempted egress onto hotel property was met with police officers who made it clear that the protesters would stay on public property or be arrested.
They made the wiser choice. They obeyed the law and did what every American is guaranteed the right to do: make their opinions known in a lawful manner. They dispersed fairly soon."
The Proud Boys were largely ignored. There as no media coverage. Most simply assumed the Proud Boys were there to protest a gay pride parade held in Houston later that day. And what little coverage the Proud Boys got all weekend was when the Proud Boys fought other extremist groups like the Patriot Front or a rival right wing gang created by an ex-PB member.
Based on various acounts, what I have determined about the event is that a couple of Proud Boys losers tried to scope out the hotel but were told to leave by the police. Roughly 15 or so PB clowns then set up shop at a nearby Interstate off-ramp. They left an hour later. People just assumed they were protesting the Pride parade and got no sympathy:
Too bad there were no pictures of the event. They failed at promotion and I love it!
Surprise! ANOTHER wannabe vigilante is a right wing conspiracy nut. So apparently Alex Rosen, the fat loser from Predator Poachers who sent threatening messages to me after I exposed him as a fraud back in 2020, is a far right loon who recently took it upon himself to harass Dr. Peter Hotez, the man who helped develop the COVID vaccine, which saved millions of lives.
I've written about this before-- so many of these so-called "pedo hunter" groups are aligned with extreme right-wing conspiracies.
COVID-19 expert Peter Hotez harassed outside home by anti-vaccine advocates
Megan Fan Munce, Staff writer, June 18, 2023 Updated: June 19, 2023 1:43 p.m.
Less than an hour later, a Twitter user named Alex Rosen tweeted a video of himself talking to Hotez outside his home, shaking Hotez's hand and then asking him why he wouldn't debate Kennedy.
"I haven't said anything one way or the other," Hotez replied, "He just invited me, so we'll see."
Rosen then continued to yell questions about vaccines at Hotez as he attempted to re-enter his house. In the background, a third person can be heard yelling at Hotez.
"Don't come to my house," Hotez said to the pair before returning back inside his house.
Around 6 p.m., eight hours after Hotez's initial tweet, Rosen tweeted another video of himself where he purportedly attempts to turn himself in to Houston police for the interaction.
After being told it was legal for Rosen to ask Hotez questions as long as he remained on the sidewalk, Rosen repeatedly made provocative comments and then withdrew them, claiming he committed a hate crime and then clarifying that he did not, then saying that "shots were involved" before clarifying he was referring to vaccines and that no vaccines were administered during the interaction.
For the majority of the video, Rosen points the camera toward the floor. Nothing in the video visibly indicated that it took place in a police station.
Houston police could not confirm Sunday whether Rosen entered a station or whether the person heard speaking to him in the video was a member of the Houston Police Department.
Rosen has previously posted videos of himself following and shouting questions at U.S. Rep. Dan Crenshaw, R-Houston, until being stopped by security during the Texas State Republican Convention last June.
In October, Rosen tweeted a video of himself being told by Harris County constables that he was banned from the Harris County Commissioners Court for being "disruptive." The video of the meeting at which Rosen spoke was not posted online, and in a video he posted himself of the meeting, part of his speech is censored.
Both Rosen and a Twitter user tagged in the video outside Hotez's home defended their actions on social media, claiming they were there to ask questions as journalists. But in the video, neither Rosen nor the second individual heard speaking say their names or identify themselves as journalists.
The Pulitzer Center's ethics and standards policy advises that journalists should identify themselves as such when speaking with sources, and the Code of Ethics of the Society of Professional Journalists adds that journalists should be "honest" when gathering information and avoid "undercover or other surreptitious methods" of reporting.
And here is the Young Turks video which shows the clip of a clearly out-of-breath Alex Rosen harassing the good doctor at his house:
Three months ago, violent vigilante THUG Levi Axtell murdered an elderly man in cold blood. A few days later, his family started a grift on goFundMe. This blog helped lead the charge to get it removed. Then they moved the grift to a Christian Nationalist fundraiser site.
They were hoping to raise $100k. In fact, by the time i reported it, the Axtell grift raised $5k. But that was three months ago, and now the donations have all but stopped, and well short of their lofty $100k goal.
Here is the harsh reality-- only a few scumbags sent this family money. Levi Axtell is already largely forgotten as the mainstream media moved on to the next story, and Levi Axtell is still rotting in a jail cell. And if Axtell cared about his stupid kid, he wouldn't have committed murder. Seven grand doesn't go far these days. Maybe it will by his sister a few tabs of Fentanyl or whatever her drug of choice may be. But those dreams of being the next millionaire grifter like Kyle Rittenhouse is up in smoke.
Still, I'm encouraging folks to report this latest scam for what it is worth. Here's how to do it:
1. Go to https://www.givesendgo.com/Love4Levi
2. On the screen, blue bubble that says "Need Help" can be found at the bottom right part of the screen. When you click it, a larger menu pops up that says "GiveSendGo Support", there should be a little grey bar in this bubble to scroll down to support. Click where says "Contact Us"
3. A form pops up asking for name and conact info. Under "Select a Reason" select "Report a Campaign". Under "Subject" I just wrote "violation of TOS". In the description, I wrote the following:
Under "PROHIBITED ACTIVITIES/PROHIBITED CAMPAIGNS," it says, "You may not use the GiveSendGo service for activities that violate any law, statute, ordinance or regulation related to... (c) items that encourage, promote, facilitate or instruct others to engage in illegal activity, (d) items that promote hate, violence, racial intolerance, or the financial exploitation of a crime..."
This fundraiser violates this rule because it is a fundraiser for confessed murderer Levi Axtell, who broke into the house of an elderly man and beat him to death. News media story that gives details, noting Levi CONFESSED to the murder:
You may also want to add this screenshot where Katrina ADMITS to trying to use the funds for legal defense:
Levi Axtell suffered from mental illness that apparently went untreated, and I've been told by folks who know him that Levi was a violent man who attacked Lawrence and broke his jaw.
It should be illegal, not just a private business TOS violation, to grift money for a vigilante THUG like Levi Axtell.
Last week, 27-year old Levi Axtell murdered 77-year-old Lawrence Scully in cold blood because of a 40-year-old sex crime conviction, and now the family seeks to profit off the murders. Profiting off vigilante violence should be outlawed outright, but at least GoFundMe answered calls from concerned citizens about this dubious fundraiser:
Lawrence Scully's offense was in 1979 and was free since 1982 and not convicted of any further offenses.
Levi Axtell pled guilty to a felony charge of vandalizing a priest's car and served 3 years probation and his conviction was dismissed after probation time was up.
Axtell made numerous unfounded (read: false) allegations against Scully, including filing a RO against Scully claiming Scully was "stalking" his 2 year old daughter and called Scully a "convicted pedophile."
Axtell made violent posts including the oft-shared meme of a menacing man pointing a shotgun at the camera with the words "Only cure for pedophiles. A bullet." He added the comment, "People always ask me why I hate pedophiles. They assume I've been abused. But really I think being protective is just an Axtell trait."
Lawrence Scully was a frail 77 year old man who was violently beaten in his own home. Axtell was intoxicated.
The reality is Levi Axtell was a drunk and a violent man who got off too lightly in the past. The police knew Axtell was making numerous unfounded claims. The judge saw no evidence whatsoever of Axtell's claims. Axtell posted violent rhetoric. How can he not be charged with a first degree murder charge.
At least for the moment, the Axtell family will have to exploit this tragegy by other means.
1. Go the link and scroll down below the description. Below that is "words of support" and below that is a flag symbol with the words "Report Fundraiser."
2. A new page pops up that says "What it means to report a fundraiser". Here you'll see a statement about reporting, along with the following options:
How to report a fundraiser
Please let us know how we can help you:
Donors: Request a refund and report a fundraiser you donated to
Beneficiaries: Report a fundraiser you are owed funds from
Report a fundraiser only -- CHOOSE THIS OPTION
3. You will have a form to fill out where it asks your name, phone # and email. It will ask if you know the people personally (select No) and how you're connected to this fundraiser (I chose "I'm an individual concerned about this fundraiser") then you must write why you believe the fundraiser.
Note that under GoFundMe's terms of service under "PROHIBITED CONDUCT," such fundraisers violate rule 4 (raising money for vigilante actions) and 9 (raising money for violent crimes). see: https://www.gofundme.com/c/terms
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It seems that I was correct in reporting the Axtell fundraiser as fraud, too. Katrina Axtell implies she carefully worded the fundraiser to not be considered a violation due to raising money for legal defense, but she admitted she wants people to send her money for legal fees. So the Axtell family is not to be trusted with your money!
About one year ago, a vigilante group calling themselves "VoidSec" started harassing Persons Forced to Register. They invited others to "Pull Up" to Washington DC event to protest the March 7th Vigil at SCOTUS which was held to protest 20 years of the controversial Smith v Doe ruling.
Of course, the vigil was held, and no VoidSec trolls bothered to show up. No one answered the VoidSec challenge. No one donated to the VoidSec GoFundMe page. No one pulled up. No, they pussed out. LOL
The VoidSec group of maybe 6 people couldn't inspire a single counterprotester. I look forward to reading their lame ass excuses as to why no one showed up. Hey VoidSec, #PullUp LOL
I have tried avoiding talking about these losers for a while because they don't deserve any publicity, but this is why we have this blog.
VoidSec is the latest in a long line of very small online vigilante groups trying to make a name for themselves by attacking anti-registry activists. VoidSec is literally a group of less than a dozen individuals who make multiple accounts on social media, primarily Facebook, and spend their days attempting to harass registered persons and anti-registry activists, while having a handful of them deleted from Facebook. VoidSec actually believes that by kicking a few people who are on the public registry from Facebook, they are disrupting our efforts to reform and abolish dangerous sex offense legislation.
VoidSecwas the group responsible for flooding the Women Against Registry Facebook page last year with nasty comments (which were quicklyu deleted) and making false accusations that WAR was run (or at least followed, the story changed over time) by the mother of Brock Turner, the current registrant who was part of a very high profile, alleged college rape case a few years ago.
While they primarily spend their days trying to get registered persons kicked off of Facebook, they occasionally attempt to disrupt anti-registry groups by engaging in a variety of juvenile annoyance campaigns, such as making prank phone calls using phone number spoofing services, online impersonation, and even the occasional threatening comments like these:
They're also ahderents to the debunked and insane QAnon conspiracy:
Apparently, their antics and adherence to batshit insane online conspiracies let to a little catfight amongst members of this group:
Of course, VoidSec responded to this criticism by accusing the defected member of being a "pedophile supporter" or involved with the controversial COINTELPRO:
I loved watching the infighting amongst the VoidSuck losers. LOL
Here's a shout out to my personal stalker, who is completely obsessed with me. Sorry dude but i'm straight, so go find some other guy to flirt with.
How many of these popup groups have I featured on this blog over the years? Well, here is another one. I wonder how long it will be before this group (also using the extremist QAnon hashtag "savethechildren") ends up commiting a violent crime against their targets? That is why whatever law enforcement covers Walterboro, SC should monitor the Facebook page "Stop Pedifiles Housing on Barracada Road." The Karens have already invaded local councils are staging a "protest" next week. I expect there will be lots of threatening behavior that may lead to violence. After all, this IS the state where neo-Nazi couple Jeremy and Christine Moody murdered a Registered Person and his wife.
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