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Date Posted: 22:58:54 05/14/01 Mon
Author: The Daily Planet
Subject: Exclusive: Grandmother Turned Hatemonger By Computer Vibes
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The Daily Planet 's message, "Up to the minute coverage: SWAT team moves in on mongers" on 10:30:17 05/12/01 Sat

The hatemonger terrorist code named "Rick the Enforcer" gave her first interview today since the tense standoff that resulted in her arrest. In an exclusive story, 72 year-old Wilma Barnes told The Daily Planet that she was forced into her role as one of America's worst Neo-hatemonger groups. "I had no choice", she said today from the Corning, NY city jail where she is being held without bail.

72 year-old grandmother Wilma Barnes wrings her hands during an emotional interview with the Daily Planet. She asked that her face not be shown.

Barnes apparently orchestrated an all-woman group that terrorized a Port Orange, Florida resident who had claimed to be a retired police officer. "He was no more a cop than a Florida voter knows how to vote", said Barnes. When Barnes was arrested, she was still sitting at her computer, typing a message to a public discussion board, police said.

The 72 year-old grandmother of 6 said that she was surfing the Internet on her grandson's computer one day when she came across a Web site run by "The Herr", a person she refused to further identify. "There seemed to be something coming out of the screen, almost pulling me in", she recounts. From that point, Barnes says she was drawn to becoming a hatemonger for The Herr. Her assignment was to gain the trust of the Florida man and then post messages to sites where he was unwelcome.

In shocking detail, Barnes recounted how The Herr dispatched hatemongers world wide to post disparaging remarks about the man on public bulletin boards. "We stop at nothing", she said. When asked how she felt to now be imprisoned, she stated that "there are hundreds, if not thousands" waiting to take her place.

Police spokesman Bob Loofy said more arrests are imminent. Barnes faces a possible 50 year sentence and fines totalling $10,000 if convicted of Felonious Hatemongering and Contempt of Parks.

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