Purdue Football Feral Boon Arrested

[Gman]

Former Purdue football player from Chicago area charged in attack

Feral Jig Football Player

December 2, 2005 - A former football player at Purdue University has been charged with attacking and severely beating a woman on campus. Police say he is also suspected of a second campus attack.

Kyle Williams of suburban Bolingbrook was a linebacker for the Boilermakers. He quit the team last month
Police in West Lafayette say Williams was charged after a police dog helped lead them to the suspect.

Williams, 19, graduated from Bolingbrook high school in June. <span style='font-size:14pt;line-height:100%'>His friends say he was a star athlete, ver

y likeable and popular, and they just can't believe he could be capable of a violent attack. </span>
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lor=red](Hmm... Yet another feral jig who is very likeable and with friends who are shocked that he could do such a thing......)[/color]

The Purdue University campus is buzzing about the news that 19-year-old freshman Kyle Williams has been charged with attacking a female student. Investigators say it was Tuesday night at 10:30 when Williams allegedly grabbed the student as she was walking to a dorm. The student fell to the ground, and police say Williams punched her several times in the face and ran from the scene when a bicyclist rode by. (this is how niggers attack, they attack the weaker and unsuspecting among us. I am surprised this girl was not raped also.)

Authorities are also looking into whether Williams was involved in a similar attack 90 minutes earlier that evening when another female student was beaten and lef
t un
conscious. (caution, police genuises at work here, pass the donuts!! )


"It is a big campus, it seems safe, a l
ot of people around, but you don't realize how so quickly something so terrible can happen like that," (especially when boons are around!! )said Susannah Acheson, Purdue student.

Williams was taken into custody later Tuesday evening when a campus police officer said he spotted Williams, with blood stains on his clothes and hands, following another female student. Investigators say Williams confessed to the attack when a police canine picked up his scent on a piece of the victim's clothing.

"We have 38,000 students, and any time you have a cross-section of society ( PC way of saying we have feral niggers here so TNB can happen at anytime) thing cans happen. It is a very safe campus by most standards, but yet we always have to be v
igilant
about our safety," said Jeanne Norberg, Purdue spokesperson.

Williams earned a football scholarship to Purdue where he was a middle linebacker. He withdrew from the team two weeks ago. The school says it was b
ecause of conflicts with the head coach. That was the same time that Williams was spotted at football games at Bolingbrook High School where he graduated in June. Students there say Williams told them he wasn't playing with Purdue anymore because of an injury.

"You gotta keep your nose clean. You're a true freshman; you got a chance to go to the NFL being a true freshman starting linebacker. He is not a good role model anymore," said Alex McNulty, Bolingbrook student.

Williams is being held at an Indiana County Jail on $50,000 bond. Right now, his future at Purdue remains unclear. (if you are a nigger athlete, is there any crime you cannot be forgiven of?
???)


What an evil jig here!!! String this jig up on campus and let the other boons see what happens to them for even touching a white girl!!!!

Gman

[Whitebear]

Afro sports: Former Purdue footballer who attacked two female students on campus convicted


Kyle D. Williams

A former Purdue University football player who attacked two female students on campus in 2005 was convicted Thursday night on five of six criminal counts.

Kyle D. Williams, 20, of Bolingbrook, Ill., is guilty of one count of attempted rape, two counts of confinement and two counts of battery in connection with the attacks that took place about 90 minutes apart the night of Nov. 29, 2005.

The Tippecanoe Superior Court 2 jury of six men and six women found Williams not guilty of a second count of rape.
"We respect the jurors' opinions," one of the two victims said after the verdicts were read. Both victims said they knew before the trial that the attempted rape counts would be the most difficult charges for prosecutors to prove.

Patrick O'Neil of West Point, one of the jurors, said the group struggled the most with the count of rape for which Williams was convicted.

"Given what the law was, and the definitions ... it seemed vague enough that you could almost define it the way you wanted," O'Neil said, "rather than it saying, 'This is cleanly within the bounds of attempted rape.' "
Williams had been released from his football scholarship and was planning to transfer from Purdue when the attacks took place.

The first of the two victims was attacked about 8:30 p.m. outside the Delta Zeta sorority, 825 Hilltop Drive. Her pledge sister went looking for her when she didn't enter the house and found her unconscious in the parking lot with her pants pulled down and badly beaten about the face.

In the second incident, less than 90 minutes later, a woman was attacked from behind as she walked along First Street near Waldron Street. She was pinned to the ground and punched in the face several times before a bicyclist came along and interrupted the attack.

"We're very appreciative of those people who helped us out and found us," the second victim said Thursday. "We're very lucky, and we're just glad at this point."

The Journal & Courier generally does not publish the names of victims of sex crimes.

Williams was stopped by police several blocks away and a few minutes after the second attack. He had blood on his hands and clothing.

DNA evidence later linked Williams to both victims, and he admitted he had battered the two women. But he denied the attempted rape charges.

His attorney, Kent Moore, successfully argued that there was no evidence of an attempted rape in the second attack.

In the first attack, jurors found Williams guilty of attempted rape as a Class B felony rather than the Class A felony prosecutors alleged.

As a result, Williams will face a maximum of 20 years instead of 50 years on the conviction. He'll face a maximum of eight years for the most serious confinement and battery convictions.

Sentencing has been scheduled for June 28, and Judge Thomas Busch already has heard some of the evidence he'll consider in setting sentence.

While the jury was deliberating Thursday, deputy prosecutor Laura Zeman pointed out that Williams is accused of attacking another woman in a parking garage in Lisle, Ill., in February 2006. He was free on bond from Tippecanoe County at the time.

The victim in that attack testified Thursday that she fought off her assailant and was able to get the license number of his vehicle as he left the parking garage. That information led to Williams' arrest. The Illinois charges are still pending.

Purdue officer feared Williams was planning a third attack

College Negroid athlete facing rape charges has been convicted before

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http://www.theindychannel.com/sports...18/detail.html

Former Purdue Football Player Gets 10-Year Sentence In Attack
March 20, 2008

WHEATON, Ill. -- A former Purdue linebacker has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for a 2006 attack on an Illinois woman.

Kyle Darnell Williams, 21, of Bolingbrook, Ill., pleaded guilty Wednesday to attempted aggravated criminal sexual assault and agreed to the 10-year sentence, which DuPage Judge Michael Burke approved.

Last year in a separate case, Williams was ordered to spend 37 years in prison for attacking two women on the Purdue campus in West Lafayette, Ind., in 2005.

Williams is in custody at the DuPage County Jail and will remain there until he is transferred to a prison in Indiana, where he will first serve time for the 2005 crime.

Prosecutors said Williams followed a woman to her apartment's garage in Lisle, Ill., in February 2006. They said he shoved her to the ground and punched and choked her before she escaped.