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Meet MAGAt William Eric “Ace” Webb, a 53-year-old former foster parent from Gower, Missouri, was arraigned today, October 29, 2026, in Clinton County Circuit Court on multiple felony charges involving the sexual abuse of minors. The investigation, launched in August 2026 by the Clinton County Sheriff’s Department and Missouri's Children's Division, began after a 17-year-old boy reported enduring abuse while placed in Webb’s foster care. Court documents allege the crimes took place between February 2022 and December 2023. Webb now faces two counts of second-degree statutory sodomy, one count of first-degree child molestation, and one count of furnishing pornographic material to a minor. The state’s investigation has since expanded beyond his time as a foster provider. A second individual came forward alleging abuse by Webb between 2003 and 2012. Additionally, a former spouse reported uncovering child sexual abuse material on a computer at their shared residence roughly 20 years ago. Webb was arrested on October 25, 2026, and remains held without bond.

Not trans. Not a migrant. Just another with southern confederate Christain preying on children. Meet Joey Douglas Dunaway of Jayess, Mississippi monster was hunted down, arrested, and locked away for trading in the absolute worst filth imaginable: the digital exploitation of innocent children. The investigation ignited after Dunaway’s sick online activities triggered automated red flags. The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children intercepted his digital footprints and immediately shot an official cybertip to Mississippi law enforcement to stop the abuse. Cyber investigators from the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office tracked the digital trail straight to Dunaway. In September 2025, authorities closed in, slapped handcuffs on him, and threw him into the Walthall County Jail on a massive bond after seizing the damning evidence from his possession. Justice finally hammered Dunaway on October 19, 2026. Circuit Court Judge Michael M. Taylor sentenced the 49-year-old criminal to 40 years in prison. He is ordered to serve 8 years day-for-day with zero chance of parole, followed by decades of strict probation and a permanent scarlet letter as a registered sex offender.

Meet jailed MAGAt Christopher Jonathan Barnett, who is a former local business owner and fringe 2018 Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate currently serving a 44-year consecutive state prison sentence following a series of violent offenses. Barnett first drew public attention during the June 2018 Republican primary for Governor of Oklahoma, where he ran a minor, isolated campaign and finished near the bottom of the ballot with just 1.2% of the vote. His political activities ceased following a violent encounter on July 23, 2019, when he fired a handgun through the glass front door of his Tulsa home, wounding a process server who was attempting to deliver legal paperwork. During his May 2020 trial, Barnett claimed immunity under Oklahoma’s "Stand Your Ground" law, but prosecutors defeated the claim by presenting surveillance footage showing the server was unarmed, alongside evidence that Barnett had previously searched online about the legality of killing a process server. He was convicted of assault and battery with a deadly weapon and sentenced to 32 years in prison. Days after his initial arrest, authorities arrested Barnett again on July 26, 2019, after discovering a website he operated that outlined explicit plans for a mass shooting at a University of Tulsa football game and detailed threats against university staff and students. In a subsequent trial, a jury found him guilty of threatening acts of violence, adding 12 years to his prison term to be served consecutively after his 32-year sentence.