Shouldn't Donald Dumb too be Deported to El Salvador?

Why doesn't that bimbo white house "spokesman" bring in a few victims of rape, incest and murder that were not victimized by migrants or immigrants, and parade them before the reporters' pool at the White House and explain to us what her sugar daddy Donald Dumb is doing to combat US-inborn domestic white redneck criminality?

The strategy of the racist white supremacists at the White House is to portray migrants and immigrants as the SOLE source of crime in the US, when the facts and the statistics show that US-born "pure-blooded" American rednecks commit far worse and far more crimes - on a per capita basis - than all the migrants and immigrants that ever set foot in this country.

Here are two instances where a US-born white male redneck from Florida was caught raping young children. He's no migrant, he did not walk across the desert to come to the US. So what gives? Why doesn't Donald Dumb deport him to El Salvador? It's a much shorter trip from the Keys to El Salavdor! Maybe the reason is because he - Donald Dumb - is also a US-born white criminal male convicted of sex crimes, cheating on his finances, and trying to overturn the US Government.

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Case 1:


Florida Keys spirits shop owner could face death for abuse charges, prosecutors say
David Goodhue
Thu, April 17, 2025


Florida Keys spirits shop owner, THE US-BORN WHITE MALE, Jeffrey Scott Kesling Jr. was indicted Tuesday, April 15, 2025, by a grand jury of two counts of sexual battery on a child under the age of 12, along with three counts of lewd and lascivious molestation. (MCSO)

A Monroe County grand jury this week indicted a Florida Keys spirits shop owner on child sexual abuse charges that possibly carry the death penalty.

Jeffrey Scott Kesling is accused of sexually battering a 3- and 7-year-old child over an almost two-year time period.

The grand jury indicted Kesling, 43, of two counts of sexual battery on a child under the age of 12, which is a capital felony under Florida law, and three counts of lewd and lascivious molestation, which caries a maximum sentence of life in prison.

“There are no words strong enough to describe the cruelty of these crimes. A 3-year-old and a 7-year-old — these are babies. What happened to them is monstrous,” Monroe County State Attorney Dennis Ward said in a statement Tuesday. “The State of Florida allows the death penalty for a reason in cases like this, and if the facts warrant it, we will pursue it. We have a duty to protect our children and bring justice for what they’ve endured.”

Monroe County Sheriff’s Office detectives began investigating abuse allegations against Kesling in March, the same month his wife filed a domestic violence injunction against him. Details about the children’s relationship with Kesling have not been released by the courts, the sheriff’s office or prosecutors.

With the sexual battery charges, Kesling is not eligible for bond, so he remains in county jail. A judge set his bond on the lewd and lascivious counts at $150,000 each.

“This isn’t just criminal — it’s evil. Anyone who sexually violates a 3-year-old or a 7-year-old has no place in our society,” Chief Assistant State Attorney Joseph Mansfield said in a statement. “This case will be prosecuted aggressively. Our community needs to know that when it comes to protecting children, there is no room for compromise. No plea deals. No leniency. Only accountability.”

The alleged crimes happened between June 2023 and December 2024, according to prosecutors.

Kesling is owner of Keys’ Meads in Key Largo, which sells and distills mead, a fermented honey alcoholic drink. The company’s website indicates his business opened in 2017 and has grown from manufacturing meads to functioning as a distillery and vendor for popular Renaissance fairs throughout the state.

Kesling is represented by Coral Gables criminal defense attorney Jean-Michel D’Escoubet, who said he could not comment on the specifics of the allegations, but called his client in a statement, “a long standing respected member of the community in the Florida Keys both personally and professionally.”

“He should continue to be treated with that respect and the presumption of innocence our Constitution provides all persons charged with a crime, even those for which he is currently charged, regardless of how distasteful they appear on their face,” D’Escoubet said.

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Case 2:

Daytona Beach News-Journal

Palm Coast white man sentenced to 2 consecutive life terms for sexual battery of a child
Frank Fernandez

Thu, April 17, 2025


Michael Wayne Jennelle

A Palm Coast man was sentenced to two consecutive life terms in prison after his conviction on sexual battery of a child under 12, according to the 7th Circuit State Attorney's Office.

Michael Wayne Jennelle, 53, was convicted by a jury in March of two counts of sexual battery on person less than 12 years of age, three counts of lewd/lascivious molestation on a person less than 12 years of age, and two counts of lewd/lascivious exhibition on a person less than 16 years of age.

Circuit Judge Dawn Nichols sentenced Jennelle on Wednesday to the consecutive life terms during a hearing at the Kim C. Hammond Justice Center in Bunnell.

“Justice was served, and this pervert will not see outside of a prison cell for the rest of his life,” Sheriff Rick Staly stated in a press release. “I thank Judge Nichols for the strong sentence she imposed so that he can never hurt another child. I want to also thank and commend everyone involved, including our detectives, victim advocates, and partners at the State Attorney’s Office, for their dedication and perseverance so that we could get justice for the victim and hold this dirtbag accountable for his actions. I pray the victim gets the counseling and emotional support she needs for the trauma he imposed and commend her bravery to come forward.”

The case began in March 2023 and was investigated by the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Major Case Unit, Victim Services Unit, and Problem Area Crime Enforcement Unit. The Sheriff's Office began investigating Jennelle after he reportedly exposed himself and inappropriately touched a known juvenile.

Assistant State Attorney Melissa Clark successfully tried the case for the state.

“The defendant sexually assaulted our victim for several years and ultimately she had to testify to all the disgusting details of the abuse in front of a jury of strangers,” State Attorney R.J. Larizza said about the case after Jennelle's conviction. “That took amazing courage. It is fitting and just that the defendant spend the rest of his life behind bars.”