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Posted on 10/14/2017 1:50:14 PM PDT by buckalfa
Four Shaw Air Force Base airmen accused of spray-painting satanic graffiti on a rural South Carolina church have been identified.
Kayla Eilerman, 18, of Ingleside, Texas; Clayre Savage, 18, of Port Barre, La.; Daveion Green, 19, of Leeland, N.C.; and Brandon Munoz, 20, of Baltimore are all charged with trespassing, malicious injury to a house of worship and criminal conspiracy.
The four were arrested Thursday and charged with vandalizing historic Salem Black River Presbyterian Church, which dates back more than 250 years.
Shaw Air Force Base confirmed Friday that the four accused are airmen.
It’s society
These prigs would not last a minute in my military
witness the NFL
Both.
I am guessing from the names that the perps were black? throwing false flags?
This **** is getting tedious
Photos and story here:
They look.....possessed.
Maybe they could switch from the Air Force to the Army. Sounds like the USMA will welcome them these days.
Fatherlessness. Solve the problem by sending them to war.
idiots like this used to disappear on the fantail
2 dykes and 2 fags that hate the church? and cannot honor the military?
“Prigs”?
With names like those, only one is black? I assume dishonorable discharges are in order and already done!!!
Kayla Eilerman — no indication
Clayre Savage — maybe
Daveion Green — clear picture
and Brandon Munoz — likely
a hispanic, a black, and their pimply girlfriends deface a black church. Whoda thunk?
Wow! I would love to hear from these four snowflakes. Why?
They were basically newborns on 9/11. They’ve been taught virtually nothing about American values. They have little sense or knowledge of history, unless it’s revisionist.
Their cultural anchors aren’t dragging, they are non-existent.
If the barriers are low enough, the critters can slither over and in.
18 years, nine months.
I will speculate that alcohol was involved.
A shout-out for surveillance cameras, and cell phones, which have probably prevented, or solved, more crimes in the last ten years than all the LEOs in the USA.
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