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Thursday, August 21, 2025

White Judge from Backward State of Kentucky Killed by Sheriff in Sex-for-Justice Trade

This is how those God-fearing, family-values, Christian patriots, former slave owners and African slave lynchers - morons nonetheless - of the southern united states run their affairs. 

A Kentucky judge by the very Irish name of Kevin Mullins was killed in his own court by his own Sheriff. He has now been found to have traded sexual favors for influence at wild parties with much bourbon flowing. 

The rural (understand: moron peasant) Kentucky judge who was gunned down in his chambers last year by a local sheriff possibly ran a scheme by which he demanded sexual favors from women to get them out of trouble.

Hollywood producers are already writing the script for a western movie portraying the happy, wholesome life of southerners as an homage to President Donald Dump, the resuscitator of the glorious 1800s' American traditions of big-balls, gun-toting, KKK racists whose pasttime included slave owning, native Indian killing, African slave lynching, moonshining, drunkenness, curing their residual one-tooth, inbreeding and incest partaking... all based on this story of the Judge and the Sheriff.  In fact, I suggest the movie title be "Bluegrass Pervert Judge and his Sheriff". It will top the charts beyond anything attained by movies like "12 Years a Slave", "The Help", "The Birth of a Nation", "To Kill a Mockingbird", and many others. The story of Judge Mullins and Sherrif Stines combines racism, sex parties, adultery, corruption, justice and murder.... It's a unique story.

Tya Adams says she would attend sex parties for District Court Judge Kevin Mullins and his friends in the small rural town of Whitesburg in exchange for money or to get offenders out of trouble. She says that Mullins had warned her to keep quiet about what was taking place.


Beautiful "pig-face" District Judge Kevin Mullins (left) was killed by Letcher County Sheriff Shawn M. Stines in Mullins's chambers.

She said she felt she couldn’t say no because she feared retribution from the legal system and Child Protective Services would upend her life.

"They would make sure to make you feel as small and degraded and belittled as possible to take your power away," Adams said. "It was consensual. But it was the thing that we were so young, and then they used it against us and to destroy our lives later. She couldn't say if fornicating on the side of his dispensing justice to the ignorant inbred moonshiners of his district was part of rural family values or Christian values so dear to her people.

"That was just a given," she added. "And who would believe it anyway? Because the whole town was doing it. Nobody cares. They’re all swingers. It’s all a big party to them. It was just so normal."

Sarah Davis, a former deputy at the Letcher County jail, told the news outlet she had never seen anyone initiating sex, but that the stories she heard were "nasty and sickening."


Judge Kevin Mullins, sitting at his desk dressed in a suit, hands his phone over to Letcher County Sheriff Mickey Stines shortly before being shot dead in his own chambers. An accuser said the judge demanded sexual favors from women.

"Pretty much everybody in the county knows," she said. "But it was confirmed to me after working in the county jail, especially after being invited to a party myself."

She described the lockup as a "brothel" where otherwise Christian and conservative staffers had sexual encounters with each other and with inmates. Mullins invited Davis to a sex party once, but she said she declined. 

Mullins, 54, was shot and killed on Sept. 19, 2024 inside his chambers by Letcher County Sheriff Shawn "Mickey" Stines. Stines, who is no longer a sheriff, has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder.

Video footage of the shooting captured Stines shooting Mullins as he sat at his desk. The sheriff, the judge's longtime colleague and friend, continued to fire after Mullins fell to the floor.

A Kentucky State Police trooper and former Letcher County Sheriff's deputy, a friend of Mickey Stines, tries to calm Stines down during questioning.

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