The dirtball MUST NOT GET PAROLED! here is the information I promised to post.
Thanks Muskingum County Prosecutor's Office for spearheading this effort.
THE PETITION
https://www.muskingumprosecutor.org/Petition/
THE STORY - WARNING - VERY GRAPHIC
https://www.blockparole.com/inmate/billy-shafer/
Thanks Muskingum County Prosecutor's Office for spearheading this effort.
THE PETITION
https://www.muskingumprosecutor.org/Petition/
THE STORY - WARNING - VERY GRAPHIC
https://www.blockparole.com/inmate/billy-shafer/
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Transcript
Episode Transcript
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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Greeting sanitations. Welcome my friends to another edition to the
Power Hour. I'm chucked unless you know who you are.
We take it from there. I get in one hour
with you and we talk real a fast. You have
to listen even faster by number eight two one nine
eight eighty six A two one w TV. And you're
always welcome when I am on the air. And as
I admonished you here before the top of the hour,
I will do so again. I'm rating today's show PG.
(00:25):
Thirteen not because I'm vulgar or nasty or anything like that.
I have to talk about something, and I mean, that's
something that is in the news that I just I
don't know as a dad, as a granddad, I just
there are some things the little kids don't need to hear.
They don't need to go to bed and have dreams.
And so if you are in the car with him
right now, I'll, you know, flip over to the All
(00:46):
Barney Music channel or something because I need to do this.
I'll give you five four three two one. Okay, This
dirt ball, this waste of airspace, is in prison for
(01:07):
killing a child, a five year old child, after volunteering
to babysit her. I don't know what relationship he had
with her parents, or her parent or or whoever. I
have no idea, but somehow, some way he had managed
to maneuver his way into their life and volunteer to
babysit this child. This was nineteen ninety three and what
(01:32):
happened afterward is sickening, to say the least. Rod welts
Mus Kingham County Prosecutor is more than a prosecutor. He
is a man of not only law and order, but
justice and common sense. I want to get him on
the line right now, welcome him to the Legacy Retirement
Group dot com phone lines. Ron. Thank you first of
(01:57):
all for spearheading this effort to keep this garbage behind bars.
But you're going to need a lot of backup on this.
Speaker 2 (02:06):
Yeah. It has been a process that our office has
been involved in for quite some time. And quite frankly,
this individual, Billy Shaffer, is a monster. He is what
evil looks like in human form. He was a friend
of the family who worked his way into a position
of trust babysitting Sarah and her brother, and during that
(02:31):
time he decided he had often thought about what it'd
be like to kill somebody, so he murdered Sarah and
then mutilated and took advantage of her body.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
How do you only he admitted doing this? First of all,
this wasn't a matter of even you know, having to
prove anything. He admitted this. How do you only get
twenty years to life? I mean, it should be one
hundred years to life for something so heinous, for taking
a five year old child's life bullet to the head
(03:06):
and then dismembered her. How does anybody think after twenty
years some garbage like that is going to be reformed
and she should be returned to society. I don't even
understand that.
Speaker 2 (03:20):
Well, Unfortunately, what has happened between the time that occurred
and today is that we as a society, and particularly
a number of lawmakers, have decided that everybody deserves a
second chance. And when he was originally sentenced, he was
sentenced to serve life, but because he was a juvenile
in Ohio rescinded that law. He was then made eligible
(03:45):
to have prole hearing every five years. So that is
how it goes from him serving life and a family
being told he'll never see the light of day outside
of a prison and not to worry about it, to
us having to sit down with family and explain that
because we have a number of spineless lawmakers and social advocates,
(04:07):
that this horrible piece of human flesh gets an opportunity
to walk free amongst normal people. Again.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
There you know, the whole idea of everybody deserving a
second chance. I'm gonna I'm gonna have to answer that
with this. No they don't, No, they don't look as
a teenager. This dirt was dreaming of taking a life.
Do you do you honestly not expect him to get
out and do it again. Of course he will. This
(04:36):
is the kind of This is the kind of monster
that kills little animals for the pleasure of it. This
is the kind of dirt that grows up to become
the Jeffrey Dahmers of the world. This is what we're
supposed to keep in prison, not release back into society.
And I'll be honest with you, ron I. When I
saw this story, Jesse sent me the email from your office,
(04:57):
and I was immediately angry, but I I had to
think for a few minutes before I said, yeah, I
want to talk to him about this because I the pain,
even after all of these years that this little girl's
family has to every time they hear the story, see
her picture. They're going through all of this again knowing
that there is a possibility, albeit hopefully a small possibility,
(05:21):
there is a possibility that this creature gets out and
their daughter remains gone. And I just I didn't I
wasn't sure I wanted to bring that pain to the airwaves.
I just I don't want to be responsible for any
more tears for that family.
Speaker 2 (05:39):
We went through the same discussion with the mom because
typically we would not detail the nature of what happened
as thoroughly as we did, because people can live in
a bubble. They don't need to live in a scum bubble,
which is oftentimes what we as prosecutors and our law
enforcement do is that we're around the worst of the
(06:00):
worst and we see the worst that people have to offer.
Not everyone has to see that, but in this situation,
there are people that are they are appointed individuals, they're
not elected. They're appointed to the pro board and they
make this decision and there's not voter accountability. So when
we have an opportunity to look at the statue and say,
(06:22):
you know, our community has a right to have input
and our community. It's not just mus Kingham County, it's
the entire state of Ohio, it's the entire United States.
Because if he walks out of a prison, we can
move anywhere he wants, provided its approved. And I just
(06:44):
the question, you know that I always want to ask
somebody when they're getting ready to make this decision, is
would you want Billy Schaffer as your neighbor? Because if
you do, you shouldn't be making these decisions.
Speaker 1 (06:58):
I don't think i'd want him that. I don't want
him period, I seriously, I mean, it's hard for me
to even picture somebody like this existing because I do
not I do not want to believe in such evil.
But I know it's there. I know it's there. We
used to be able to turn our heads and not
see it. Prisons used to in prison criminals and mental
(07:20):
institutions used to to take the mentally ill off of
our streets. Instead of having in line behind us at
the grocery store. We we for some reason, we became
so stupid and disguised it as benevolent as to let
these people out and talk about their second chances and
their rights. And it's sickening. To me that we're even
(07:43):
having this conversation. But again, the dirt bag has a
parole hearing coming up this month. It is this month, Ron,
I'm gonna post on every social media I've got. I'm
gonna ask the station to, you know, make sure this
story is on the station resources as well for the
link to this petition. How many people in the state
of Ohio is it going to take to make you know?
(08:06):
Ms Walker, mister Herron, mss Hoying, mister Holmes, and mister
Brumfield stand up take notice that the people of Ohio
want this guy behind bars for the rest of his life.
Speaker 2 (08:16):
We would like to hope that it would be one
which would be Sarah's mother, but unfortunately, our office does
not like to leave anything the chance. We like to
make certain that we've done everything we possibly can to
make sure that the justice has served for everyone, even
thirty years, forty years, fifty years, however long I'm doing
(08:39):
this job and the next prosecutor is doing this job.
I want to make certain that the Billy Shaffer's last
breath is taken in a prison.
Speaker 1 (08:48):
I'm going to get all of this up tonight. I'm
going to put the link to the petition on your website,
and again I commend you all the time for prosecuting
bad guys where you know. Here in Franklin County, I
feel like we fall on our face so very often,
which is a shame since we, you know, houses the
capital of the state. You seem to be much more aggressive,
(09:08):
much more diligent in trying to get justice for the
good citizens, and I appreciate you for that, But I
don't believe that I've ever seen someone in an elected
capacity like you spearhead and effort and say, I'm putting
this petition out there. We've got to gather signatures, We've
got to get justice, We've got to keep him in jail.
(09:29):
I don't know what kind of political risk you are running,
but God bless you and thank you as somebody who
if I have to move to Misskingham County to vote
for you, I will because we need more like you.
Speaker 2 (09:42):
I appreciate there's words and you know, justice outwighs personal risk.
Speaker 1 (09:51):
Is you mentioned her mom, I'm just I'll ask, very vaguely,
is is she wathering? Is okay? I mean you can
only go so far with the with the term okay
in a situation like this, but is uh is the
brief minimal.
Speaker 2 (10:10):
Yeah, she recognizes why we need to put out the
information and the details that we do so. She has
not lost sight of the fact that she is still
a champion of justice for Sarah.
Speaker 1 (10:28):
Although it disgusts me to say his name, you will
need his name in case you do any Google searching
in the like Billy Schaeffer, s H A F. E. R.
Garbage needs to stay locked up. Get on my Facebook page,
Give me till I get off the air at at
seven tonight, give me till about eight o'clock to get
(10:49):
to the house. Get online and post this. But I'm
going to post every possible link to make sure that
you have what you need to get involved and you
put your signature on this online petition and do what
we can to keep him locked away and away from
the rest of us, because you know, God forbid, it
could be anybody's kid, anybody's grandkid, anybody when something like
(11:11):
this is on the streets, and when we know what
you are, we've seen what you are. For us to
allow any entity to put you back among us would
just be stupid, absolutely stupid. Ron Anything that you need
to add, you need to say, make sure it gets
(11:31):
out there before I say goodbye to you this afternoon.
Speaker 2 (11:34):
No, we I appreciate you doing that, and we appreciate
community support and taking an active role and making sure
that there's justice for Sarah.
Speaker 1 (11:43):
Thank you, sir, Thank you, and please keep me updated.
If you can't do it yourself, have Jesse send me something.
But keep me updated on the signature progress. And if
this is going before the parole board before they actually
have his hearing, or anything that we can do, call directly.
Can we chip in on an airplane to fly a
banner over the building, whatever it takes.
Speaker 2 (12:05):
I appreciate it very much.
Speaker 1 (12:06):
Thanks Chuck, Thank you mis Kingham County Prosecutor Ron Watch
good man doing good work, genuine work, and we need
more like him again. If you're on my Facebook, it's
just Chuck Douglas, look me up. If you're an honorary
Facebook friend, a big melon head in a blue suit,
friend me on there. On Twitter? What am I Chuck
Chuck d talker? I think On Instagram it's Chuck Douglas talker.
(12:33):
And if you're not into any of those, email Chuck
Douglas at iHeartMedia dot com and I'll just send you
the links if that's what it takes. We got to
keep this guy behind bars. She was five man and
never got to be six. And here we are talking
about giving him his freedom. That that is the definition
(12:55):
of both the year twenty twenty four and insanity.
Greeting sanitations. Welcome my friends to another edition to the
Power Hour. I'm chucked unless you know who you are.
We take it from there. I get in one hour
with you and we talk real a fast. You have
to listen even faster by number eight two one nine
eight eighty six A two one w TV. And you're
always welcome when I am on the air. And as
I admonished you here before the top of the hour,
I will do so again. I'm rating today's show PG.
(00:25):
Thirteen not because I'm vulgar or nasty or anything like that.
I have to talk about something, and I mean, that's
something that is in the news that I just I
don't know as a dad, as a granddad, I just
there are some things the little kids don't need to hear.
They don't need to go to bed and have dreams.
And so if you are in the car with him
right now, I'll, you know, flip over to the All
(00:46):
Barney Music channel or something because I need to do this.
I'll give you five four three two one. Okay, This
dirt ball, this waste of airspace, is in prison for
(01:07):
killing a child, a five year old child, after volunteering
to babysit her. I don't know what relationship he had
with her parents, or her parent or or whoever. I
have no idea, but somehow, some way he had managed
to maneuver his way into their life and volunteer to
babysit this child. This was nineteen ninety three and what
(01:32):
happened afterward is sickening, to say the least. Rod welts
Mus Kingham County Prosecutor is more than a prosecutor. He
is a man of not only law and order, but
justice and common sense. I want to get him on
the line right now, welcome him to the Legacy Retirement
Group dot com phone lines. Ron. Thank you first of
(01:57):
all for spearheading this effort to keep this garbage behind bars.
But you're going to need a lot of backup on this.
Speaker 2 (02:06):
Yeah. It has been a process that our office has
been involved in for quite some time. And quite frankly,
this individual, Billy Shaffer, is a monster. He is what
evil looks like in human form. He was a friend
of the family who worked his way into a position
of trust babysitting Sarah and her brother, and during that
(02:31):
time he decided he had often thought about what it'd
be like to kill somebody, so he murdered Sarah and
then mutilated and took advantage of her body.
Speaker 1 (02:45):
How do you only he admitted doing this? First of all,
this wasn't a matter of even you know, having to
prove anything. He admitted this. How do you only get
twenty years to life? I mean, it should be one
hundred years to life for something so heinous, for taking
a five year old child's life bullet to the head
(03:06):
and then dismembered her. How does anybody think after twenty
years some garbage like that is going to be reformed
and she should be returned to society. I don't even
understand that.
Speaker 2 (03:20):
Well, Unfortunately, what has happened between the time that occurred
and today is that we as a society, and particularly
a number of lawmakers, have decided that everybody deserves a
second chance. And when he was originally sentenced, he was
sentenced to serve life, but because he was a juvenile
in Ohio rescinded that law. He was then made eligible
(03:45):
to have prole hearing every five years. So that is
how it goes from him serving life and a family
being told he'll never see the light of day outside
of a prison and not to worry about it, to
us having to sit down with family and explain that
because we have a number of spineless lawmakers and social advocates,
(04:07):
that this horrible piece of human flesh gets an opportunity
to walk free amongst normal people. Again.
Speaker 1 (04:14):
There you know, the whole idea of everybody deserving a
second chance. I'm gonna I'm gonna have to answer that
with this. No they don't, No, they don't look as
a teenager. This dirt was dreaming of taking a life.
Do you do you honestly not expect him to get
out and do it again. Of course he will. This
(04:36):
is the kind of This is the kind of monster
that kills little animals for the pleasure of it. This
is the kind of dirt that grows up to become
the Jeffrey Dahmers of the world. This is what we're
supposed to keep in prison, not release back into society.
And I'll be honest with you, ron I. When I
saw this story, Jesse sent me the email from your office,
(04:57):
and I was immediately angry, but I I had to
think for a few minutes before I said, yeah, I
want to talk to him about this because I the pain,
even after all of these years that this little girl's
family has to every time they hear the story, see
her picture. They're going through all of this again knowing
that there is a possibility, albeit hopefully a small possibility,
(05:21):
there is a possibility that this creature gets out and
their daughter remains gone. And I just I didn't I
wasn't sure I wanted to bring that pain to the airwaves.
I just I don't want to be responsible for any
more tears for that family.
Speaker 2 (05:39):
We went through the same discussion with the mom because
typically we would not detail the nature of what happened
as thoroughly as we did, because people can live in
a bubble. They don't need to live in a scum bubble,
which is oftentimes what we as prosecutors and our law
enforcement do is that we're around the worst of the
(06:00):
worst and we see the worst that people have to offer.
Not everyone has to see that, but in this situation,
there are people that are they are appointed individuals, they're
not elected. They're appointed to the pro board and they
make this decision and there's not voter accountability. So when
we have an opportunity to look at the statue and say,
(06:22):
you know, our community has a right to have input
and our community. It's not just mus Kingham County, it's
the entire state of Ohio, it's the entire United States.
Because if he walks out of a prison, we can
move anywhere he wants, provided its approved. And I just
(06:44):
the question, you know that I always want to ask
somebody when they're getting ready to make this decision, is
would you want Billy Schaffer as your neighbor? Because if
you do, you shouldn't be making these decisions.
Speaker 1 (06:58):
I don't think i'd want him that. I don't want
him period, I seriously, I mean, it's hard for me
to even picture somebody like this existing because I do
not I do not want to believe in such evil.
But I know it's there. I know it's there. We
used to be able to turn our heads and not
see it. Prisons used to in prison criminals and mental
(07:20):
institutions used to to take the mentally ill off of
our streets. Instead of having in line behind us at
the grocery store. We we for some reason, we became
so stupid and disguised it as benevolent as to let
these people out and talk about their second chances and
their rights. And it's sickening. To me that we're even
(07:43):
having this conversation. But again, the dirt bag has a
parole hearing coming up this month. It is this month, Ron,
I'm gonna post on every social media I've got. I'm
gonna ask the station to, you know, make sure this
story is on the station resources as well for the
link to this petition. How many people in the state
of Ohio is it going to take to make you know?
(08:06):
Ms Walker, mister Herron, mss Hoying, mister Holmes, and mister
Brumfield stand up take notice that the people of Ohio
want this guy behind bars for the rest of his life.
Speaker 2 (08:16):
We would like to hope that it would be one
which would be Sarah's mother, but unfortunately, our office does
not like to leave anything the chance. We like to
make certain that we've done everything we possibly can to
make sure that the justice has served for everyone, even
thirty years, forty years, fifty years, however long I'm doing
(08:39):
this job and the next prosecutor is doing this job.
I want to make certain that the Billy Shaffer's last
breath is taken in a prison.
Speaker 1 (08:48):
I'm going to get all of this up tonight. I'm
going to put the link to the petition on your website,
and again I commend you all the time for prosecuting
bad guys where you know. Here in Franklin County, I
feel like we fall on our face so very often,
which is a shame since we, you know, houses the
capital of the state. You seem to be much more aggressive,
(09:08):
much more diligent in trying to get justice for the
good citizens, and I appreciate you for that, But I
don't believe that I've ever seen someone in an elected
capacity like you spearhead and effort and say, I'm putting
this petition out there. We've got to gather signatures, We've
got to get justice, We've got to keep him in jail.
(09:29):
I don't know what kind of political risk you are running,
but God bless you and thank you as somebody who
if I have to move to Misskingham County to vote
for you, I will because we need more like you.
Speaker 2 (09:42):
I appreciate there's words and you know, justice outwighs personal risk.
Speaker 1 (09:51):
Is you mentioned her mom, I'm just I'll ask, very vaguely,
is is she wathering? Is okay? I mean you can
only go so far with the with the term okay
in a situation like this, but is uh is the
brief minimal.
Speaker 2 (10:10):
Yeah, she recognizes why we need to put out the
information and the details that we do so. She has
not lost sight of the fact that she is still
a champion of justice for Sarah.
Speaker 1 (10:28):
Although it disgusts me to say his name, you will
need his name in case you do any Google searching
in the like Billy Schaeffer, s H A F. E. R.
Garbage needs to stay locked up. Get on my Facebook page,
Give me till I get off the air at at
seven tonight, give me till about eight o'clock to get
(10:49):
to the house. Get online and post this. But I'm
going to post every possible link to make sure that
you have what you need to get involved and you
put your signature on this online petition and do what
we can to keep him locked away and away from
the rest of us, because you know, God forbid, it
could be anybody's kid, anybody's grandkid, anybody when something like
(11:11):
this is on the streets, and when we know what
you are, we've seen what you are. For us to
allow any entity to put you back among us would
just be stupid, absolutely stupid. Ron Anything that you need
to add, you need to say, make sure it gets
(11:31):
out there before I say goodbye to you this afternoon.
Speaker 2 (11:34):
No, we I appreciate you doing that, and we appreciate
community support and taking an active role and making sure
that there's justice for Sarah.
Speaker 1 (11:43):
Thank you, sir, Thank you, and please keep me updated.
If you can't do it yourself, have Jesse send me something.
But keep me updated on the signature progress. And if
this is going before the parole board before they actually
have his hearing, or anything that we can do, call directly.
Can we chip in on an airplane to fly a
banner over the building, whatever it takes.
Speaker 2 (12:05):
I appreciate it very much.
Speaker 1 (12:06):
Thanks Chuck, Thank you mis Kingham County Prosecutor Ron Watch
good man doing good work, genuine work, and we need
more like him again. If you're on my Facebook, it's
just Chuck Douglas, look me up. If you're an honorary
Facebook friend, a big melon head in a blue suit,
friend me on there. On Twitter? What am I Chuck
Chuck d talker? I think On Instagram it's Chuck Douglas talker.
(12:33):
And if you're not into any of those, email Chuck
Douglas at iHeartMedia dot com and I'll just send you
the links if that's what it takes. We got to
keep this guy behind bars. She was five man and
never got to be six. And here we are talking
about giving him his freedom. That that is the definition
(12:55):
of both the year twenty twenty four and insanity.
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