An open letter to Bill O'Reilley warning graphic text

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Dear Bill,

Now we know. Of course we always knew. Why else would a single adult male kidnap two children of the same gender and same age 4 years apart? It hardly took a rocket scientist to figure out he might have been raped. Now we know. He was raped over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again. I'll have the decency to stop here but Lord knows he didn't. He raped the kid 52 times.

Take a deck of playing cards. Hold the cards one at a time in front of your face. Meditate for 10 minutes on each card. Think for those minutes of what it must be like for a hundred or so pound kid to lay under a 300 pound man. Think of the man whispering in the kids ear how pretty he is. Think of the kids ass being violated over and over by the man's dick. Think of the man telling him how much he must be enjoying it. Think of all of that. Then think of the tape playing in this kid's head. Think of how shamed he feels. Take all 520 minutes to fully take this in. Imagine the fear about telling his parents. Think of him wondering, did I bring this on? am I gay? Will my parents hate me? Are they even alive?

52 times this boy was raped. And you had the nerve to wonder why he might have been scared to leave?

I believe in Hell Bill. I think there is a special place deep within Hell for the likes of the man who raped this poor kid. But right next door to that special place is a place for the likes of you. We should thank the Lord we don't know what this kid went through. Instead you vilify him on national TV. I don't even have to ask if you have no shame. You don't.

As much as typing the description above makes me want to vomit, it isn't half as hard not to vomit as when I see you pontificate about the children. The next time you call for the boycot of some state or the impeachment of some judge who doesn't march in lockstep to your idea of saving children I will take it every bit as seriously as I take marital advice from Newt Ginrich, temperence advice from Rush Limbaugh, or lessons in tact from Simon Caldwell.

[Cass]

1. I hope you send this him. He needs to be raked over the coals

for awful things he said about those boys and your letter is a great place to start.

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2. Nice!

It's a pity the contemptible bastard lacks a conscience or a sense of shame.

[proud2BlibKansan]

3. Wow! K&R

What a great letter! Bravo!!!

[Dracos]

4. No one can pass judgment on this young man

until you have been in his place none of us know what we would do.

[ronnykmarshall]

5. Let us know if you get a reponce.

Have Shawn's parents responded?

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6. Excellent note. how do I make sure Bill O gets a copy? Maybe KO can

read it on his show?

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7. sadly it is too raw to be on tv

[Berry Cool]

8. You may not need to send it to him.

KO was on Dan Patrick's radio show and intimated that he would have more to say tonight about the subject of Bill and his planned appearance at an event for the Center for Missing and Exploited Children. As you can imagine, that speaking engagement doesn't sit too well with Keith given this situation.

[pamela]

9. I sent an email to the Center for Missing and Exploited Children.

A few days ago, I emailed them and told them I found their choice to have Bill O'Reilly speak at one of their events to be very disturbing.

Here is some info if anyone else wants to contact them... http://www.missingkids.com/missingkids/servlet/PageServlet?LanguageCountry=en_US&PageId=403

[Morgana LaFey]

10. I hate to say this

But, having read as far as part of paragraph 2, I'm dearly afraid Bill-O would find your email titillating and arousing, instead of insulting and damning as you intend it. Seriously.

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11. That is why I put the warning

It is ugly text, I admit that. I don't know how else to get the point across.

[Evergreen Emerald]

12. That was the best letter I have read in a long time.

Send it to him and KO and a cleaned up version to the newspaper in your area.

Very powerful.