Census Worker Killed Hanged in Daniel Boone
Was Bill Sparkman’s death a lynching? Census Worker Bill Sparkman was killed, found hanged in Daniel Boone National Forest. Sparkman’s hanging however leaves many questions unanswered Thursday.
As broke late Wednesday on LALATE, FBI confirm that on September 12 Sparkman was found dead hanging with the word “fed” written on his body. But late tonight, additional reports indicated Sparkman was found hanging in fact from a tree.
FBI is confirming that Bill Sparkman, 51, a part time field worker for the Census and teacher was found near a Kentucky cemetery in a section of Daniel Boone National Forest.
Office of Personnel Management Director John Berry issued the following statement Wednesday:
“I am shocked and saddened by the death of Census worker Bill Sparkman. On behalf of the federal family, we give his loved ones our deepest condolences. While the full police report is not yet in, the initial reports are very disturbing and we will be following developments closely.”
FBI are investigating if the death of Sparkman is driven by anti government resentment. But there are not indicating what type of instrument was used to write “fed” on his body, and how it was written. Sparkman was doing door to door interviews in Clay County.
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on September 24th, 2009 at 7:53 am
This is what happens when you have people like Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh and Michelle Bachmann spewing hate, lies and paranoia to a poor, racist, low information group of people.
on September 24th, 2009 at 10:05 am
They spread fear to people who are uneducated and can not think on their own, and when the carnage starts to add up, they will still sit back and make millions. People like Rush have blood on their hands.
on September 24th, 2009 at 1:03 pm
Did they find the still yet? Sure the word was ‘fed’, not *?
Hate speak+ignorance+poverty=tragedy. And the hallows of Kentucky have these in excess. Remember the ‘Great Society’ and efforts to change this sad formula? Out of Iraq and Afghanistan and let’s take care of our own here in the states…sometimes terrorism is domestic.
Condolences to the daughter and survivors.