FUCK THE SYSTEM

Katie Fusco (pictured on the left) was adopted as an infant and raised by her adoptive parents in Dutchess County, New York. By time she was 18 years old, she had established herself as a talented artist with a bright future ahead of her. She graduated from high school in June 2016 and had plans to enroll in the local community college, and then eventually transfer to SUNY Purchase to study digital advertising. However, a short time later, Katie’s plans changed. Like many adoptees, Katie had grown curious about her biological family. She had recently tracked down her birth parents, Alyssa Pladl (37), and Steven Pladl (42, pictured above on the right) through social media and began to correspond with them. In August 2016, Katie decided not to enroll in college. Instead, she opted to move to Henrico, Virginia to live with Steven, Alyssa, and their two other daughters.

Some time after moving to Virginia, Steven and Katie began engaging in a sexual relationship–despite the fact that they were biologically father and daughter. About a month after their relationship began, Alyssa Pladl moved out of the home. Steven instructed his two younger daughters to stop calling Katie their sister, and to instead refer to her as their stepmom. In July 2017, the couple got married. Their marriage was official; they were able to “legally” wed because they did not disclose their father-daughter relationship. Their wedding ceremony was complete with guests, including Steven’s parents and Katie’s adoptive parents.

In September 2017, Katie gave birth to her biological father’s baby. By that time, the couple had moved to North Carolina and Katie had taken Pladl as her surname. Four months later, in January 2018, both Steven and Katie were arrested and charged with incest and adultery. The two were released on bond, and Katie moved back to New York to live with her adoptive parents. Steven’s mother gained custody of their son.

In early April 2018, while their charges were still pending, Katie decided to end her romantic relationship with her birth father. Despite being barred from contacting each other, Katie reportedly called Steven from New York to end their relationship. The events that followed brought this already disturbing tale to a heartbreaking end.

Dr. Arthur Duperrault had always promised his family they would one day go sailing. That day finally came around on 8 November, 1961, when Arthur, his wife, Jean, and their three children, 14-year-old Brian, 11-year-old Terry Jo, and 7-year-old Renee, departed Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to sail to the Bahamas. Also onboard with the family was WWII and Korean War veteran, Julian Harvey and his wife, Mary Dene. Julian was there to skipper the yacht.

The trip started as an idyllic getaway but it soon turned into the epitome of a nightmare. One night, Terry Jo was awoken by deafening screams. As she got out of bed and came up to the deck, she was met by a bloodbath - her entire family and Mary had been brutally murdered. Standing at the other side of the deck was Julian, who shouted at Terry Jo to stay on board as he escaped in a dinghy. Terry Jo soon realised that the yacht was quickly sinking and managed to untie a small cork float which she launched into the ocean.

Four days later, Terry Jo was rescued by a passing ship. She had been floating on the cork float with no food or water. Meanwhile, Julian was picked up by a different ship and spewed some tale about how the yacht had mysteriously sunk, killing everybody onboard. Unbeknownst to him, Terry Jo had survived and was able to refute his claims.

Karla Homolka showing off her wedding ring

- after being denied from purchasing an AR-15 at several gun shops, he left these Google reviews on their page, to which the store owners now have responded:

- on 2/2/2017, 3 days after being kicked out of Majory Stoneman Douglas, he succeeded to purchase an AR-15 style weapon, more specifically a “Smith & Wesson M&P 15 .223”

- the store he purchased it at is called “Sunrise Tactical Supply” in Coral Springs

- he went inside the store, pointed to a specific gun on the rack and purchased it, only with one magazine that came with it

- he did not buy any ammunition, accessories or did any modifications to the gun, possibly to draw away any attention or not to raise any suspicion

- after choosing the gun, he fillled out all the required paperwork, where he had to answer several questions, one of which is if you have ever been adjudicated as mental defective or ever been committed to a mental institution, he answered with “no”.

- if somebody is adjudicated mentally defective or has been committed to a mental institution, they are prohibited from possessing a firearm under federal law.

- even though school counselors strongly advised against Nik getting a gun because of his emotional and behavioral as well as anger issues, his mother said, “I don’t care. If he wants a gun, he can have a gun.” She was an “enabler”, and contributed to this significantly.

- he also included a copy of his ID and with no criminal record, he cleared an instant background check via the FBI criminal database, despite his disciplinary record at school and the fact that deputies were called 39 times to his house - were at least 23 calls were about Nik.

- after paying a couple of hundred dollars, and because no waiting time applied to “long guns” in Florida at this time (which is now changed to 5 days), he walked out of the store a couple of minutes later with his AR-15.

- Nik posted a picture of his AR-15 without a magazine inside to his private Instagram group chat, which he gave the name “MURICA 🇺🇸 🦅 great”

- he also posted a picture of his other guns, including his AR-15, and body armor, on July 7th, 2017 on Instagram, captioning it “Arsenal”

- on July 10th 2017, he posted a picture of the ammunition for his AR-15, captioning it “cost me $30 bucks”

- he was taking the ammunition, which he carried in his lunch box, to school, showing it friends

- Nik shooting outside a window during an Instagram livestream, possibly with his AR-15

- on Feb 14th 2018, while taking an UBER to MSD, he carried his AR-15 in a black duffel bag, telling the Uber driver he’s headed to “music class”; the driver said in an interview she thought it was a guitar case

- when he opened fire, he was armed with 330 rounds of ammunition, which he had carried in a black backpack; each of the 11 magazines - that he etched swastkas on - contained 30 bullets

- after shooting many rounds in such a short amount of time, his gun jammed; he dropped the weapon and fled the scene

- lastly, police taking pictures and inspecting the AR-15 after the shooting

April 19th, 1993 marked the tragic conclusion to the 51 day long federal siege on the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Texas. According to FBI agent Jeff Allovio, winds that day were as high as 30 to 35 miles per hour. Negotiations were at a standstill and after several weeks of psychological operations, (loud recordings of animals and music were blasted at the compound as one example) both sides were on edge. The FBI then decided to make their move. One agent using a loud speaker warned David Koresh, the leader of the religious sect, that this was his final chance to surrender before modified tanks firing CS tear gas stormed the fragile wooden structure. “The tank came into the front doors, the two double doors… and they just blew everything back,” said Thibodeau, a surviving member of the Davidians, “It was amazing to see a tank come through your living room.” As there were no gas masks that fit the children, parents used towels soaked in water to protect them from the gas.

Four hours into this operation a set of fires broke out quickly engulfing the compound. Those inside recounted that the tanks had destroyed the interior staircases, trapping many on the second floor. Surviving Branch Davidians maintain they did not start the fire; however, there is an audio recording of David Koresh giving orders to set the fire.

About 80 people, 25 of them children, died in the fire and only nine people survived.

The Chemical Weapons Convention bans the development, production, acquisition, stockpiling, retention, transfer or use of chemical weapons in warfare. tear gas qualifies under the convention as a chemical weapon. Specifically, Article I (5) of the convention says, “Each State Party undertakes not to use riot control agents as a method of warfare,” while Article II (7) defines “riot control agent” as: “Any chemical not listed in a Schedule, which can produce rapidly in humans sensory irritation or disabling physical effects which disappear within a short time following termination of exposure.” The convention was finalized in 1993 but took affect in 1997. Use of tear gas is however permitted if used by law enforcement.

The ordinances (grenades) used to expel the gas had the potential for being pyrotechnic, a fact that fbi officials denied until 1999. Combined with this and the fact that the Davidians had been using kerosene lamps after power to the compound was cut lead many to believe the fire was the result of a final gross misconduct in a series of gross misconducts carried out by the federal agents throughout the 51 day siege.

Cult Calendar – April 19, 1993

The 51 day stand-off ends in a fiery climax,  beginning with the FBI tear-gassing the compound, resulting in more shooting and several fires, the starting of which is attributed to the Branch Davidians. The siege ultimately claims the lives of 76, including two pregnant women and over 20 children. David Koresh and others were later found to have been shot in the head indicating suicide or assisted suicide. 

Two years later, Timothy McVeigh detonates explosives outside of the Alfred P. Murrah federal building in Oklahoma City as revenge for the siege at Waco.

16-year-old Mark Konkov came from a very privileged upbringing – he was the son of a wealthy construction tycoon. Konkov had been dating 16-year-old Karina Zalesov for a number of months but after they broke up, Konkov began to threaten to commit suicide if Zalesov did not come over to his house. When she arrived, Konkov brutally beat his former girlfriend with his fists and then a wooden figurine before producing a knife and stabbing her twelve times in the throat and thirteen times in the face. Much to the dismay of locals, Konkov was placed under house arrest as opposed to being detained. This decision caused a string of protests from people who believed that the case was being pushed under the rug due to the wealth of the family. As Konkov was 16 at the time of the crime, he was only sentenced to nine years in a penal colony.

I’m Miss Bonnie Parker and this here is Mr. Clyde Barrow. We rob banks.