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morbid-crystal · 7 years ago
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The Lords of Chaos was a teen militia which terrorized and vandalized my city, Fort Myers, Florida. They murdered a very much loved Riverdale highschool band teacher, Mark Schwebes, in 1996. They are very hated here. On April 12, 1996, in Fort Myers, Florida, Kevin Foster, Pete Magnotti and Chris Black went on a vandalism and arson spree. Only the group's ringleader, Kevin Foster, had any prior arrests or criminal history, and his record primarily consisted of driving violations. The first spree was quickly followed by a second that included an attempt to burn a church bus and the burning of a bird cage containing two macaws. The macaws were housed outside a local restaurant they set fire to the cage at night. Kevin "God" Foster, Pete "Fried" Magnotti, Chris "Slim" Black and Derek "Mob" Shields made up the core members of the Lords of Chaos. The group also included lesser associates Chris "Red" Burnett, Thomas "Dog" Torrone, Brad Young, and later Craig Lesh. Next they destroyed a historic two-story brick Coca-Cola bottling plant in Fort Myers. The building was a big deal as it was one only original coca-cola bottling plants Florida. Foster's original plan had been to destroy the building on April 19 to emulate the Oklahoma City bombing, which had occurred on that date the year before. As a perverse joke, Foster used a can of Pepsi filled with gunpowder and fitted with a 25-foot firework fuse to destroy the historic building. While the other boys arranged propane tanks around the building which they had previously stolen from a local Starvin' Marvin's, Foster ignited the fuse of the homemade bomb. The boys then retreated to a picnic table across the street where they could view the destruction. The area where the much loved building stood had to be leveled. On April 26, Kevin Foster and Peter Magnotti robbed and carjacked Emory Lewis, Derek Shields' landlord and the owner of the local Alva County Diner. Shields had hated Lewis ever since he had heard him call his mother a "bitch" and "poor white trash." Thankfully, she was physically uninjured. On April 30 the group decided to steal clothes at a local Dillard's store for an upcoming "Grad Nite" at Walt Disney World, where Foster planned to steal one of the character's costumes to use as a disguise to shoot minorities at the amusement park. As part of their diversion Foster rigged a smoke grenade, which he had purchased at an Army-Navy store, with fishing wire. The plan was to stack up the clothes they wanted and run out when the grenade went off. The grenade thankfully proved to be a dud. The boys decided to vandalize Riverdale High School's auditorium. There, they stole latex gloves, a fire extinguisher, two staplers and a bag of canned peaches. Foster rigged a Clorox bleach bottle full of gasoline with a lit rag and threw it through the auditorium window. Mark Schwebes, 32, the band director at Riverdale, caught members of the group loitering on the school grounds and confiscated the peaches, staplers, and fire extinguisher. He recognized Black and Torrone, telling the boys not to be surprised to get a visit from the police in the morning. After Schwebes left, Black angrily stated, "This has to be fixed tonight, because tomorrow's a school day. So, he's gotta die tonight." Although Schwebes had an unlisted telephone number the boys were able to procure his address through local directory assistance. Most of the other boys went home, leaving only Kevin Foster, Chris Black, Pete Magnotti and Derek Shields, the core members of the group. It was decided that Foster would do the actual shooting. Black would act as getaway driver, Shields would knock on the door and Magnotti would stay in the car and act as a lookout. At approximately 11:30 pm, Mark Schwebes heard a knock at his door. Opening it, he received a blast to the face from a Mossberg 12-gauge shotgun, killing him instantly. Foster shot him a second time in the buttocks because he wrongly perceived him to be a homosexual. Mistakenly believing that it was impossible to trace shells back to his shotgun because it was a smooth bore weapon, Foster left the two spent shotgun shells at the scene. The dumbasses may have gotten away with it all, had they not began bragging about the killing. On May 2, Craig Lesh, a hanger-on of the group, bragged to his ex-girlfriend, Julie Schuchard, that the Lords of Chaos had killed the teacher. He told her that had been present and was actually the one who had knocked on the door. On May 3, after a restless night, Schuchard decided that she had to tell the authorities what she knew. From Schuchard, detectives learned not only of Schwebes' murder, but also of the group's plans to commit armed robbery at a Hardee's restaurant where Magnotti and Shields worked. The detectives then questioned Craig Lesh, learning that he had not actually been present during the murder. They also learned that the group had been responsible for the Coca-Cola bottling plant bombing. This led to the arrests of the key members of the group, on their way to commit the Hardee's robbery. Brad Young and Craig Lesh were quickly released with no charges filed against them. Chris Burnett worked out a deal with prosecutors whereby he would plead guilty to second-degree arson and armed robbery and serve two years in jail, receive 10 years probation and turn state's evidence against the Lords of Chaos. Tom Torrone also turned state's evidence, being allowed to plead no contest to second-degree arson and serve one year in jail with 10 years probation. In March 1997, Magnotti pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced to 32 years — one for each year of Mark Schwebes' life — and agreed to testify. Two weeks before his trial began, Shields pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, followed in October by Black. Both received life imprisonment. Only Kevin Foster went to trial. Kevin Fosterb was offered life without the possibility of parole, but he turned down. By a vote of 9 to 3 the jury recommended the death penalty. On June 17, 1998, Judge Anderson agreed with the jury's recommendation and sentenced Foster to death.
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hathithi14 · 7 years ago
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オーストラリアのビールなんて万博のオーストラリア館以来かも。。。#ビール#australianbeer #fosterbeer#名古屋#栄
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cmaderatm · 9 years ago
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It's a Foster & Prince Kinda Night! #Foster #FosterBeer #Prince #LittleRedCorvette #Beer #Alcohol #Music (at Westchester, New York)
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pinkskinnysuicide · 9 years ago
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Good call 👍🏽🍺 #dubsmash #bestie #beautiful #bestfriend #love #goodcall #foster #fosterbeer #funny
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take-a-few-pictures-blog1 · 10 years ago
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celosbeats · 10 years ago
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Let's go USA 🍻🇺🇸 #WorldCup #Brazil2014 #SalvadorBrazil #FosterBeer
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acciocolinmorgan · 11 years ago
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Chiquita bananas have taken over Foster beer and there's a minion on it. #chiquitabanana #fosters #fosterbeer #minion #sticker #despicableme #despicableme2
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celosbeats · 12 years ago
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Shout out to my London people that put me on to this foster! #London #Foster #Beer #FosterBeer #NBA #ESPN
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