STUART - A defiant Rodney McGill prayed for affliction upon his adversaries prior to his sentencing in Martin County Circuit Court, and turned his back on Judge Sherwood Bauer Jr. as he was handed a 20-year prison term for his part in fraudulently obtaining some $1 million in real estate loans.
"Jesus, Jesus, Jesus, for every witness called against me, I pray cancer in their lives, lupus, brain tumor, pancreatic cancer," McGill intoned at his counsel table prior to the start of the hearing Tuesday.
McGill, the self-proclaimed pastor of New Hope Outreach Center in Jensen Beach, and his wife, Shalonda, were convicted in July on nine counts each of obtaining mortgages by false representation, first-degree grand theft and racketeering.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
That's funny. I know of a guy who looted more than twice as much and is still walking free.
In fact, this guy I know of is throwing a birthday party for himself this weekend, and everyone's invited. Just bring a covered dish.
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I still think there's a decent shot Casey will ultimately be charged (and easily convicted).
There's got to be a gigantic backlog of cases in California, though. 20 years for 4 properties in one state. I wonder how much time for 8 properties in four states?!
What do you think, Dr. Louis P. Minatti IV? ;-)
Is there still a chance Casey will see the inside of a cell, or should I discard my "Ring of Hope"?heh.
How very Christian.
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