Dr Funky 2
07-14-2009, 03:12 PM
http://www.wkbw.com/news/local/50723032.html
Family Finds Noose, Racial Threats on Home
"Hanging right down in front of the door. Right here." William Dale Senior says it was his son who first saw the noose. "My son stuck his head in it and he said, dad what they going to do? Hang us? He put his head in it."
Next to the noose, Dale found a racial slur written on the windows and the siding of his house. The letters "KKK" were scrawled across the driveway. Dale's son begins reading the racial threat aloud, which is still visible. "It says die," he says.
Dale says he's been a victim of racial slurs in this town before. "What they going to do, burn us up while everybody is sleeping?"
The Dales are one of the few African-American families in the town of Frewsburg. Residents are shocked that anyone would target William. "He's a really good guy. He comes into this store all the time, says good morning ladies. How was your day."
Dale claims neither the town nor the authorities have helped him. He's worried for the safety of his wife and young son. "I'm not going to sleep tonight. That's a fact I'll be up all night tonight."
The family may have to leave, but the hateful message will stay behind. "it's not coming off. That's something we got to live with or whoever lives here lives with. I'm done. I'm done."
Family Finds Noose, Racial Threats on Home
"Hanging right down in front of the door. Right here." William Dale Senior says it was his son who first saw the noose. "My son stuck his head in it and he said, dad what they going to do? Hang us? He put his head in it."
Next to the noose, Dale found a racial slur written on the windows and the siding of his house. The letters "KKK" were scrawled across the driveway. Dale's son begins reading the racial threat aloud, which is still visible. "It says die," he says.
Dale says he's been a victim of racial slurs in this town before. "What they going to do, burn us up while everybody is sleeping?"
The Dales are one of the few African-American families in the town of Frewsburg. Residents are shocked that anyone would target William. "He's a really good guy. He comes into this store all the time, says good morning ladies. How was your day."
Dale claims neither the town nor the authorities have helped him. He's worried for the safety of his wife and young son. "I'm not going to sleep tonight. That's a fact I'll be up all night tonight."
The family may have to leave, but the hateful message will stay behind. "it's not coming off. That's something we got to live with or whoever lives here lives with. I'm done. I'm done."