Public grousing project

It would seem Fearless Leader is all pissed off at Northwestern University Law School's Center on Wrongful Convictions because they evidently have rebuffed his repeated attempts to enlist their aid on Chester Weger's behalf. After you read this blog post, you will understand why neither they nor the Illinois Innocence Project want anything to do with this maniacal moron or his mindless minions.
Let's take a chronological look at Tepid's posting history on these two groups and see if we can detect a bilestain pattern.

Tepid Starch: OK I can't believe you have not figured this out. The Innocence Project and the Center for Wrongful Convictions was set up to make sure when people like this murder their wives, they get away with it. DUH?  (Originally posted on Facebook Sept. 12, 2013)

How's that for insulting? I am sure that remark didn't exactly endear him to either organization. But then all of a sudden, 11 days later, he has apparently changed his tune and is trying to contact the Center on Wrongful Convictions.

Tepid Starch: I spoke with my contact at the CfWC about what current events were about 2 months ago. I had the idea that there was still no interest. But now we have this facebook page. I know it is late, but I am calling her now to make sure she knows about us. OK Its about midnight, I just called her, left a message, at the Center for Wrongful Convictions. and told her about the facebook page, and left my #. JTW   (Originally posted on Facebook Sept. 23, 2013)

Let's see if we have this straight: He's calling them at midnight and leaving messages because he suddenly realizes he has a Facebook page?! The SRM group was started back in July, so it certainly is strange that he waited until the middle of the night more than two months later to decide to clue them in.
However, none of this makes a lick of difference anyway because as we have highlighted in past entries on this blog, all the SRM group's Facebook page is likely to accomplish is to outrage and offend anyone who possesses a shred of intelligence or common decency. In fact, we suspect that said Facebook page is a large part of the reason why the Illinois Innocence Project, the Center on Wrongful Convictions, the Illinois Prisoner Review Board and a host of court officials have chosen to quietly ignore Fearless Leader.
Right after posting the above comment, he immediately cycles to the opposite end of the bipolar spectrum, stating that the "CfWC" as he calls it was founded with him and the Sleuthettes in mind!

Tepid Starch: Yeh...I have considered the possibility that they created the CfWC because one day, we would show up. JTW now.  (Originally posted on Facebook Sept. 23, 2013)

Maybe if he managed to get the name of the organization right in the first place it might help. Nah, never mind! Later that night, on the same thread, these comments were posted:

Merry Ourang-Outang: (Tepid), i left them a message about ourplight and told them to go to facebook/starved rock murders. About two weeks ago. JTW
ALSO TO THE ILLINOISINNOCENCE PROJECT.JTW

And he goes right back to slamming them!

Tepid Starch: Same deal. They exist to give the public the Illusion of Justice. Not Justice, just the feel good. Bogus. JTW

His followers gamely try to reason with him, but to no avail.

Nora Farter: (Tepid Starch) they have helped exonerate several people. The Innocence Project comes up whenever you search wrongful convictions, DNA evidence, etc. Why do you have that opinion of them?

Tepid Starch: These organizations main purpose is to bury stuff like this. Why haven't you figured that out?

Merry Ourang-Outang: Isn't CFWC the same kind of thing? And now they're helping us?

Tepid Starch: So let me get this straight. No one here has figured out that these two groups were created for the sole purpose of suppressing knowledge about wrongful convictions? And their cover is that some people get released because of DNA? Wake Up!....JTW.

Nora Farter: Hmmmm, you pretty sure about that?

Naturally, the eternal kiss-ass extraordinaire has to chime in pretending to be the only one who understands Fearless Leader's pigheaded point of view:

Billie Rubin: I see a smoke screen forming and do get it. JTW

And then Tepid clearly demonstrates why he is such a joy to deal with:

Tepid Starch: (Nora.) Have I ever been wrong? JTW

Since then Merry Ourang-Outang has repeatedly posted links to stories about other inmates whose convictions have been overturned, drawing the belligerent wrath of Fearless Leader who repeatedly complains her posts are "off-topic" and even calls her a "troll" on one occasion.

Tepid Starch: Illinois Innocence Project and the Center for Wrongful Convictions both told us to go to hell 6 years ago. I am pretty sure nothing has changed. I could post a video that explains everything, but you wouldn't watch it or get it. So I won't. JFC   (Originally posted on Facebook Nov. 5, 2013)

If they told him to get lost six years ago, then why was he still trying to reach them on the phone at midnight in September of this year?! Again, almost nothing this character says or does makes any sense whatsoever! Yesterday, after poor Merry posted another link to a case where an inmate was released after DNA evidence exonerated him, Fearless Leader erupted once again, leaving this unnecessarily harsh comment:

Tepid Starch: What part about the Center for Wrongful Convictions telling the Committee to Free Chester Weger to FUCK OFF don't you get!?

Merry Ourang-Outang: Are you against the center for wrongful conviction or the illinois innocence program or both? Until you tell me what was said and done exactly, I'll keep posting them. It's all great news for the families and exonerees. And don't use the F word when talking to me, (Tepid Starch). We don't hear a peep out of you for a month and then this?

It's pretty telling when one of the most diffident of the Marshtians begins talking back to Fearless Leader. Good for Merry! We hope this trend continues and the other minor minions keep calling Tepid on his egregious behavior and condescending attitude toward people who are only trying to help him free "one of God's perfect Creations," as he laughingly referred to Chester on Sept. 9.