Racist Black Man Murders Three White Men in "Revenge," Who Had Done Absolutely Nothing to Him in Hospital

Re-posted by Nicholas Stix

My main beef with the reporting of this racist atrocity, aside from no one stating the obvious, are the claims that Johnston murdered three white men out of “revenge.”

Google’s dictionary defines “revenge” as “the action of inflicting hurt or harm on someone for an injury or wrong suffered at their hands.”

None of Charles Johnston’s murder victims had harmed or wronged him or his mother. She was an old woman who died in the hospital of diabetes. Johnston was apparently a racist black monster who felt he had a license to kill whites. When you say that a Charles Johnston murdered out of “revenge,” you’re justifying his atrocities.

If the three men Johnston had slaughtered had actually murdered his mother, then he would have been committing an act of revenge in killing them. But none of them had. He was just another racist black monster looking for a pretext to slaughter whites.
 

Black Kills Three White Men in Hospital Revenge
He believed one of them hadn't cared enough about his mother when she was a patient
4-2-8
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You'll never hear about this story on Fox News, NBC, CBS, ABC, etc... Not to mention, in the fashion of the typically ignorant, the shooter shot the wrong "Pete, thus he didn't even kill the right person."
 

Authorities Release Names of Two of the Dead in Hospital Shooting
By Daniel Yee
Associated Press Writer
4-1-8

COLUMBUS, Ga. -- Armed with guns in his pockets and a three-year-old grudge against a nurse he only knew by first name, a former substitute teacher set out for a west Georgia hospital to find the man who treated his late mother.

The aftermath left three dead, including the nurse the man was seeking, and a community still trying to find out why the killings happened.

Authorities on Friday released the names of two of the three killed at Doctors Hospital: Peter D. Wright, 44, a registered nurse from Fortson, Ga., and James David Baker, 76, of Columbus.

Officials have not yet released the name of a third victim, a 44-year-old administrative assistant at the hospital.

The gunman, 63-year-old Charles Johnston, was expected to be released into police custody from The Medical Center in Columbus, where he was undergoing treatment after being shot in his right shoulder by a detective prior to his arrest. Upon his release, he is expected to be charged with three counts of murder and four counts of aggravated assault, said Columbus Police Chief Ricky Boren.

Authorities say Johnston came to Doctors Hospital on Thursday with a gun hidden in his waistband and other guns in his pants and jacket pockets and went to the fifth-floor intensive care unit where his mother had been treated in 2004. They said he blamed a [white] male nurse there.

Boren said Johnston was looking for a man named "Pete" and followed Wright into a hospital room after hearing Wright's name called out. Wright was shot in the chest and head after trying to leave the room, Boren said.

"He held a grudge against "Pete" because he believed Pete to be an individual that did not properly take care of his momma while she was in the hospital," Boren said. "It had been bearing on his mind ... and yesterday he decided to do something about it."

Wright may have administered care to Johnston's mother, Boren said.

After shooting Wright and the administrative assistant inside the hospital, Johnston got into his Ford station wagon in the parking lot, Boren said. Another car pulled in facing Johnston's, and Baker was shot in the head as he got out of the vehicle. Boren says Johnston may have thought that Baker was a police officer trying to arrest him.

[Not “Baker was shot in the head,” but “Johnston shot Baker in the head.” And note how Chief Boren is busy manufacturing rationalizations for the killer. Cops do that all the time these days, on behalf of racist blacks who harm whites. Any ‘ol pretext will do.]

A city deputy marshal arrived in the parking lot. Johnston fired at her and she shot back, but neither was hit. A plainclothes detective blocked the gunman's car, and when Johnston pulled a gun, the detective shot him, Boren said.

Authorities do not know why Johnston wanted to seek revenge against his mother's nurse. A search of his Columbus home after the shootings turned up a copy of his mother's obituary from the newspaper, Boren said. Johnston did not appear to have any history of mental illness. He also had a pistol permit, Boren said.

[How about, he was racist and evil?]

Doctors Hospital spokesman Tom Titus said the hospital has security officers but no metal detectors. He said the hospital is assessing its security situation in the wake of the shooting.

Kevin Bloye, spokesman for the Georgia Hospital Association, said, "Nothing like this has happened in our recent memories." [People in so many places have said this in recent years that soon there won’t be any “never before” places left. It’ll be “Nothing like this has happened during the past year/month/week.”] There have been incidents involving upset visitors, but none this serious he said.

"Most hospitals have security on campus 24 hours a day," he said. "You really can't plan for something like this. You think of a hospital as a safe refuge for the community. I think we're learning as a society there really are no places of safe refuge any more."

Valerie Fuller, director of communications for Muscogee County Schools, said Johnston was a teacher's aide from September 1973 to December 1973 at Rothschild Junior High School. She said he resigned in 1973 for personal reasons.

[I.e., to avoid being fired.]

In 1997, she said, he enrolled in a class to train substitute teachers. May 2007 is the last time the system has him on the payroll as a substitute. Records do not indicate where he substitute [sic].

Fuller said the school system did routine background checks in 2004 and 1996. Both came back clean.

Johnston lived not far from the hospital where the shootings occurred.

A neighbor, Thelma Lutrella, 78, said he kept to himself.

Lutrella said Charles Johnston and his brother Carl had lived in Atlanta for many years, but returned to Columbus when their mother, Lillie Mae Love, became sick and disabled by diabetes.

She said Charles Johnston had little to do with his neighbors. Although Lutrella knew his mother - and summoned her sons back to Columbus when Love became ill - she said Charles Johnston seldom offered more than a wave of hello to neighbors.

"He didn't associate with nobody on this street. He stayed to himself," Lutrella said.

Information from: Columbus Ledger-Enquirer, http://www.ledger-enquirer.com

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