Early developer Harry Higel driving force in fast Sarasota transformation but murdered Jan 7 1921 suspect Rube Allyn not indicted never tried in Court.

Early developer Harry Higel driving force in fast Sarasota transformation but murdered Jan 7 1921 suspect Rube Allyn not indicted never tried in Court. Sunday Sept 27, 2020 Herald Tribune story by Jeff LaHurd about Early developers a driving force in fast transformation of Sarasota has some misleading information concerning former Sarasota Mayor Harry Higel's brutal murder on Siesta Key Fl. Mr LaHurd writes: Higel did not live long enough to see the transformation of Siesta Key. On January 7, 1921, his body was discovered in the middle of the road, his head and face too badly battered that he was unrecognizable—identified through his signet ring. The Sarasota Times paid him just tribute and reminded, “ He was a firm believer in Sarasota; and much of its early development, as well as that of later years, was due to his untiring activity on its behalf.” The crime is unsolved. A suspect (Rube Allyn was arrested, tried, and found not guilty.) NOT TRUE: No trial was ever held for murder suspect Rube Allyn the Manatee County Grand Jury failed to indict him for trial, BIG DIFFERENCE. Grand juries do not determine guilt. They only ascertain if there enough evidence for the District Attorney to proceed to a criminal trial and a conviction. If the Higel murder weapon had been found at a later date linking Allyn, Rube Allyn could have been re-indicted.

 

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Rube Allyn hated and despised Harry Higel, Rube Allyn had a history of violent outbursts and uncontrollable fury, Rube Allyn was there on Siesta Key the morning Harry Higel was killed, Rube Allyn had motive and the ability to kill Higel, it's all too coincidental to be a coincidence! Rube Allyn never went to trial. There is a huge difference between a Grand Jury failing to indict a suspect and a Criminal Court Trial where the suspect is tried and a jury finds him guilty or innocent. Rube Allyn's case never went to trial he could have been re-indicted for Harry Higle's murder if further evidence was discovered like the murder weapon used to batter Higel's head in what appears to be a pistol whipping, it was never found.

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A report, seen above, by Dr. John Halton published in the Sarasota Times in early January 1921 went into some detail of the wounds Harry Higel suffered to his head and face during the fatal attack Friday Jan 7th, 1921 on Sarasota Key. Dr Halton made note of the wounds on the back of Harry Higel's head as well as his face and the top of his head. The battered body of Harry Higel was found on the corner of Mangrove Ave (Siesta Dr) and Higel Ave on Siesta Key Fl at 8:30 am and taken to Dr Halton's office. Dr Halton's office was located at 236 Main St Sarasota Fl (Halton, Dr John, eye, ear and nose specialist, office 236 Main, home 210 Coconut Av Sarasota Fl). The only way on or off of Siesta Key in Jan 1921 was the narrow north bridge (Higel bridge) that connected to Siesta Dr in Sarasota. According to the Sarasota Times article Harry Higel had an ugly cut over his right eye with the top of the skull being split open for about two inches and gaping apart. The wound on the left side of his head was equally dangerous, the skull crushed in BUT the skin not being broken. The multiple wounds on the back of the head indicated the head had been beaten with a club or some instrument (possibly a steel hardened revolver?).

 

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Unfortunately Mr LaHurd is incorrect about Higel's murder suspect Rube Allyn. Mr Allyn was arrested after circumstantial evidence indicated he was the correct suspect in Mr Higel's murder. Sarasota Dr Haldon's medical report to the Coroners Jury on Friday evening Jan 7th, 1921, the day Harry Higel was murdered, indicated multiple depressed fractures to his skull, multiple broken facial bones, and at least one compound skull fracture. A Manatee County Coroners Jury inquiry convened by County Judge Cary B. Fish in Bradentown Fl found probable cause to arrest Rube Allyn Sr for Harry Higel's murder on Friday Jan 7, 1921. At a Coroners Jury inquiry investigating the murder of Harry Higel several witnesses gave testimony as to have seen Rube Allyn Sr near the Higel crime scene. Manatee County Judge Cary B. Fish convened the jury at about 3:00 pm Friday Jan 7, 1921 in Bradentown Fl. The Coroners Jury viewed the remains of Mr Harry Higel at the Sarasota morgue and returned to the Bradentown City Hall to take testimony. Evidence discovered by the Coroners Jury was turned over to the Manatee County Grand Jury for indictment of Rube Allyn.

MANATEE COUNTY GRAND JURY TANKS ON RUBE ALLYN MURDER CASE: Rube Allyn was arrested for murder of Harry Higel after Coroners Jury examines the evidence and Mr Higel's body on Jan 7th, 1921. At least 4 witnesses corroborated on the fact that Rube Allyn was near the murder scene on foot before 8:00 am. Rube Allyn was sent to County jail in Bradenton and spent 61 days there awaiting the Manatee County Grand Jury to Convene on Wednesday March 9, no bail was allowed. Grand juries have more of an advisory role to the prosecutor. They help to determine if there is enough probable cause in a case for an indictment for criminal charges. Grand juries do not determine guilt. They only ascertain if there enough evidence for a trial and a conviction. If you’ve ever sat on a grand jury, this may not be a surprise. The grand jury’s job according to prosecutors is simply to decide whether there is reason enough to bring an indictment, this includes any circumstantial evidence and witness statements. Jurors generally agree there is enough to indict. As the saying goes, "most grand juries will indict a ham sandwich". Yet in the case of Rube Allyn the Grand Jury deliberated for only 10 minutes after 6 1/2 hours of evidence put before them including witness statements and failed to indict with NO TRUE BILL. This was a set up by Rube's friends in the media.

Rube Allyn's alibi was that he was back at home the morning of the Higel murder by 8:00 am on Friday Jan 7, 1921 as confirmed by his wife Rose and could not have done it as Higel was killed sometime between 8:10 am and 8:30 am. Interestingly Rose Allyn did not show up Wednesday morn March 9th to be questioned by the Manatee County Grand Jury, she sent a statement instead. Appears Rose Allyn was too busy getting Rube's 'Florida Fisherman Magazine' ready for press over in Tampa, what the hell? In 1921 a felony conviction for Murder in Florida meant the death penalty and the execution method was hanging. It appears to me that this Manatee County Grand Jury was nothing more than a "Kangaroo Court", a court held by a legitimate judicial authority which intentionally disregards the court's legal or ethical obligations and evidence. According to the Tampa Tribune on March 9th, 1921 the Manatee County Grand Jury was made up of 19 men; M. C. Davis, George N. Brown, J. A. Howse, J. A. Henry, T. B. Gallup, C. A. Rowlett, C. F. Edwards, Carl Hendrix, Guy Jones, C. L. Davis, W. O. Edwards, H. T. Glazier, Iron Ross, E. P. Lloyd, H. D. Horney (VP Bradentown Bank), E. J. Bright, James G. Foster and Frank Kennedy. J. A. Howse was chosen Foreman. The murder case of Harry Higel by supposed suspect Rube Allyn was not carried forth to trial due to a tainted Manatee County Grand Jury as claimed by (Harry Higel's brother) George Higel who said: One of the members of the Manatee County Grand Jury investigating the murder of Harry Higel and the suspect Rube Allyn was a fellow newspaper man and personal friend of Rube Allyn. 

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Manatee County Grand Jury that decided murder suspect Rube Allyn's fate in 10 minutes was a set up, Rube's pals were on the Jury. The Grand Jury came back with their decision to 'Not Indict' murder suspect Rube Allyn in the record breaking time of 10 minutes on March 9th, 1921. Just 10 minutes to review 6 1/2 hours of 18 witnesses testimony and circumstantial evidence. The Manatee County Grand Jury was made up of 19 men mostly from the Bradentown area and not Sarasota. Grand juries do not need a unanimous decision from all members to indict, but it does need a majority of 2/3 or 3/4 agreement for an indictment. The Manatee County Grand Jury contained at least one personal friend and fellow newspaperman of Rube Allyn. The Manatee County Grand Jury had their minds made up before they started their 10 minutes of deliberation. It was a set up, they probably didn't even have time to finish their coffee. SEE COMPLETE STORY ON HIGEL MURDER AT https://www.murderofharryhigelsiestakey.com/2020/05/siesta-beach-cold-case-murder-of-mayor.html

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Two Cops Shot by Breonna Taylor Protestors in Louisville as NLG 'Mass Defense Committee' U-Haul Truck Supplies Rioters with Weapons

        

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Two Cops Shot by Breonna Taylor Protestors in Louisville as NLG 'Mass Defense Committee' U-Haul Truck Supplies Rioters with Weapons. While the BLM crowd was marching in Louisville, a U Haul truck pulled up with shields and supplies for the group to use. Footage showing a U-Haul truck full of 'riot supplies' being unloaded ahead of protests in Louisville has raised questions about the organizers behind the demonstrations, which turned violent after nightfall, with two cops there shot and wounded. 'Shields, we got shields!' Video emerges of 'riot supplies' being unloaded from U-Haul truck in Louisville hours before two cops are shot during violent protests.
 

DEMOCRATIC ANTIFA ARMY: the National Lawyers Guild 'Mass Defense Committee' Legal Eagle Observers was finally been exposed with arrest of Molotov tossing Attorneys Colinford Mattis and Urooj Rahman. Federal prosecutors alleged that Mattis and Rahman attempted to distribute Molotov cocktails to protesters before they were arrested, according to the New York Post. Prosecutors referenced photographic evidence of the attempted distribution taken by a witness. For decades the National Lawyers Guild 'Mass Defense Committee' has been the backbone and support network for radical groups from the SDS, Weather Underground, Occupy and now Antifa. When SDS collapsed in 1969, the Weather Underground stepped forward, inspired by communist ideologies and embracing violence and crime as a way to protest the Vietnam War, racism, and other left-wing aims. “Our intention is to disrupt the empire ... to incapacitate it, to put pressure on the cracks,” claimed the group’s 1974 manifesto, Prairie Fire. By the next year, the group had claimed credit for 25 bombings—including the U.S. Capitol, the Pentagon, the California Attorney General’s office, and a New York City police station.
 

The National Lawyers Guild Mass Defense Committee (MDC) is a network of lawyers, legal workers and law students providing legal support for political activists, protesters and movements for social change. MDC members in chapters across the country provide trainings, assistance in setting up temporary legal offices and legal support structures, and materials for supporting activists engaged in mass protests. Mass Defense Support The National Lawyers Guild can provide the following legal help to progressive organizations: “Know your rights” trainings/workshops; Meetings with, and advice to, organizers about protest actions, and legal consequences; Legal Eagle Observers at protests and other actions; Help with setting up and running jail and bail support programs; Legal representation in case of protest arrests, ALL FREE OF CHARGE. If interested, please go to nlg.org/chapters and find the NLG chapter nearest you. If the chapter has a website listed, click on the link and look for “Request Legal Eagle Observers” or “Mass Defense” and the local chapter will respond based on capacity. If no website is listed, please email the listed chapter person and CC massdef@nlg.org. Some local NLG chapters operate Legal Support Hotlines. If you’re planning an action with a high risk of arrest, contact your local NLG chapter ahead of time if you’d like to request Legal Eagle Observers or other forms of demonstration support. If you’ve been arrested at a political demonstration, you can call legal support hotlines in the following areas (it’s a good idea to write the number on your body ahead of the demonstration). NOTE: These hotlines are staffed by volunteers, and operate at the request of community members. Trained Legal Eagle Observers to monitor police at protests.
New York City: (212) 679-6018
Minnesota: (612) 444-2654
Washington, DC: Operated by Law for Black Lives: (202) 888 1731
Georgia: (678) 902-JAIL

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NY Post Writes: Two NY attorneys Colinford Mattis and Urooj Rahman busted for throwing a Molotov cocktail through a police car window during protests in Brooklyn early Saturday were trying to pass out the incendiary devices to demonstrators in the crowd, federal authorities said Monday. Brooklyn community board member Colinford Mattis, 32, and his alleged accomplice, 31-year-old Urooj Rahman, were driving around in a tan minivan near a clash between police and demonstrators at the 88th Precinct station house in Fort Greene, federal prosecutors for the Eastern District of New York said in a detention memo Monday. A bystander snapped a photo of the pair in the car while they were allegedly trying to pass out the homemade explosive devices, according to the memo. “Rahman attempted to distribute Molotov cocktails to the witness and others so that those individuals could likewise use the incendiary devices in furtherance of more destruction and violence,” the witness later told authorities.
 

FBI Joint Terrorism Task Forces to investigate, indict and arrest rioting Antifa members. Attorney General Bill Barr said in a statement Sunday that the Justice Department will use its network of 56 regional FBI Joint Terrorism Task Forces to identify the "criminal organizers and instigators" of violence during the George Floyd protests, including Antifa and similar groups. Why it matters: Barr, President Trump and other members of the administration have pinned the blame for riots and looting over the past few days of protests against police brutality on antifa, a loosely defined far-left movement that uses violence and direct-action protest tactics. Federal law enforcement actions will be directed at apprehending and charging the violent radical agitators who have hijacked peaceful protest and are engaged in violations of federal law. To identify criminal organizers and instigators, and to coordinate federal resources with our state and local partners, federal law enforcement is using our existing network of 56 regional FBI Joint Terrorism Task Forces (JTTF).


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Gov Desantis Hard Line on Violent Antifa & BLM Protestors

 

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Gov Desantis New Hard Line on Violent Antifa & BLM Protestors. There not 'protestors', they are terrorists funded by the radical far left Democrats.
Striking a law enforcement officer will have a six month mandatory minimum jail sentence.

  

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Two Cops Shot by Breonna Taylor Protestors in Louisville as NLG 'Mass Defense Committee' U-Haul Truck Supplies Rioters with Weapons. While the BLM crowd was marching in Louisville, a U Haul truck pulled up with shields and supplies for the group to use. Footage showing a U-Haul truck full of 'riot supplies' being unloaded ahead of protests in Louisville has raised questions about the organizers behind the demonstrations, which turned violent after nightfall, with two cops there shot and wounded. 'Shields, we got shields!' Video emerges of 'riot supplies' being unloaded from U-Haul truck in Louisville hours before two cops are shot during violent protests. DEMOCRATIC ANTIFA ARMY: the National Lawyers Guild 'Mass Defense Committee' Legal Eagle Observers was finally been exposed with arrest of Molotov tossing Attorneys Colinford Mattis and Urooj Rahman. Federal prosecutors alleged that Mattis and Rahman attempted to distribute Molotov cocktails to protesters before they were arrested, according to the New York Post.

 

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Governor Ron DeSantis announced a new bill Monday that would increase charges for those who participate in a violent or disorderly assembly. DeSantis made the announcement at the Polk County Sheriff’s Office with Sheriff Grady Judd. The bill is called the “Combating Violence, Disorder and Looting and Law Enforcement Protection Act." A violent or disorderly assembly would be defined as when seven ore more people are involved in an assembly that causes damage to property or injury to people.

  

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“Our right to peacefully assemble is one of our most cherished as Americans, but throughout the country we’ve seen that right being taken advantage of by professional agitators, bent on sowing disorder and causing mayhem in our cities,” DeSantis said. “I will not allow this kind of violence to occur here in Florida. The legislation announced today will not only combat rioting and looting, but also protect the men and women in law enforcement that wake up every day to keep us safe. I look forward to working with the Florida Legislature next session to sign this proposal into law.”
 

If approved, here is what would happen: Anyone arrested during a violent or disorderly assembly will face a 3rd Degree Felony.
Anyone who obstructs a roadway during a unpermitted protest or violent/disorderly assembly will face a 3rd Degree Felony.
Anyone who destroys a public monument will face a 2nd Degree Felony.
Anyone who harasses a person at a public accommodation, such as a restaurant, will face a 1st Degree Misdemeanor.
Striking a law enforcement officer will have a six month mandatory minimum jail sentence.
If someone throws an object that hits a person or a law enforcement officer, assault a law enforcement officer, or participates in the violent/disorderly assemble and is from another state, they will receive offense enhancements. No bond or bail will be put in place until the first appearance in court, if charged with a crime related to participating in a disorderly assembly. Additionally, DeSantis said that if any municipalities defund police departments, they will face a State budget cut. “If you defund the police, the state will defund any grants or aids coming to you,” DeSantis said.
 

Radical Far Left Socialists Try to Buy Florida for Dopey Joe Biden Win in November 2020. Just this week, it was announced in the Washington Post that billionaire Mike Bloomberg who is supporting radical socialists of ANTIFA and BLM would be putting AT LEAST $100 million of his own money into Florida to help Joe Biden buy the election and lay waste to President Trump’s accomplishments. Make no mistake about it, $100 million could be a game-changer. That $100 million will support dismantling the Second Amendment and will support putting activist judges on our Supreme Court. It will support the defund the police movement and rioters who are attacking our police officers. It will also support open borders. It will support abortion at any point in pregnancy, and it will support raising your taxes and killing our economy.

BACK STORY: Florida felons must pay all fines, restitution and legal fees before they can regain their right to vote, a federal appellate court ruled Sept 11, 2020 in a case that could have broad implications for the November elections. PAYING FOR VOTES? Florida Republican Rep. Matt Gaetz said he called the attorney general about possibly launching a bribery investigation into Michael Bloomberg after he raised more than $16 million to help nearly 32,000 felons and ex-cons vote in Florida by paying off their fines, WHAT THE HELL??? DETAILS: https://bit.ly/2RQOpEP

 

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WOPO WRITES: Former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg plans to spend at least $100 million in Florida to help elect Democrat Joe Biden, a massive late-stage infusion of cash that could reshape the presidential contest in a costly toss-up state central to President Trump’s reelection hopes. Bloomberg made the decision to focus his final election spending on Florida last week, Bloomberg’s advisers said. Presented with several options on how to make good on an earlier promise to help elect Biden, Bloomberg decided that a narrow focus on Florida was the best use of his money.

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