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Neo-Nazi Robocall Hits Iowa On Tibbetts’ Murder: “Kill Them All.”

Neo-Nazi Robocall Hits Iowa On Tibbetts’ Murder: “Kill Them All.”

By Pat Rynard

August 29, 2018

A white supremacist group appears to be running robocalls in Iowa over the Mollie Tibbetts murder. A Starting Line reader in the Des Moines area sent in a recording of a robocall that they received Tuesday evening around 8:00 PM.

In the recording, a group called The Road To Power claims responsibility for the message that calls Tibbetts’ alleged murderer (an undocumented immigrant from Mexico) an “Aztec hybrid” that is part of a culture of “low-IQ, bottom-feeding savages.” It suggests that were Tibbetts still alive, she would support killing all Mexican immigrants. The group calls for deporting all immigrants.

The organization has been cited in news reports earlier this summer as being involved in anti-Semitic robocalls in California in two different races for the U.S. Senate and for Congress. Other news outlets have linked it back to a Neo-Nazi podcast. On a white supremacist message board for The Road To Power (which we won’t link to), the group last week blamed Iowa for hiring any “non-white” workers for their farms in the first place.

You can listen to the audio of the robocall here, which is rather disturbing even by today’s bizarre political standards. Our transcription of the call is as follows:

“The body of 20-year-old Mollie Tibbetts was found in a corn field after she was stabbed to death by an invader from Mexico. A biological hybrid of white and savage Aztec ancestors, who also killed with knives during their mass human sacrifices on top of pyramids they didn’t build.

Some relatives of Mollie Tibbetts are implying that despite having been murdered by a non-white, savage intruder, she would still support the invasion of America by a brown horde currently at a staggering 58 million. But you know in your heart they are wrong.

If after her life has now been brutally stolen from her, she could be brought back to life for just one moment and asked, ‘What do you think now?’ Mollie Tibbetts would say, ‘Kill them all.’

We don’t have to kill them all, but we do have to deport them all. The Aztec hybrids, known as Mestizos, are low-IQ, bottom-feeding savages, and is why the country they infest are crime-ridden failures. That’s now America’s fate too unless we re-found America as whites-only and get rid of them now! Every last one!

This message paid for by The Road To Power dot com.”

The call came from the number 641-522-1488. The caller ID showed it coming from Brooklyn, Iowa, which is where Tibbetts was abducted from.

Tibbetts, a University of Iowa student, had been missing for five weeks this summer. Posters drawing attention to her disappearance cropped up all over the state as people in Iowa and around the country closely watched the case. Last Tuesday, investigators announced that Tibbetts’ body had been found and that a man confessed to abducting her and disposing of her body.

The man in question was an undocumented immigrant working on a nearby dairy farm, leading to President Donald Trump and some politicians blaming illegal immigration for Tibbetts’ death. Tibbetts’ family has pushed back strongly against that characterization, arguing that people shouldn’t blame immigrants at large for the tragedy.

 

by Pat Rynard
Posted 8/29/18

  • Pat Rynard

    Pat Rynard founded Iowa Starting Line in 2015. He is now Courier Newsroom's National Political Editor, where he oversees political reporters across the country. He still keeps a close eye on Iowa politics, his dog's name is Frank, and football season is his favorite time of year.

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