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Subject: Mentally ill thief allowed to keep stolen assault rifles in Knoxville, Tn.
My name is Larry D. Henderson and I live in Oak Ridge, Tennessee.
Yesterday, (Wed., 23, July) I went to Sessions
court to try to force Alvin Lee McNutt,
a mentally ill, former hard drug user, alcoholic,
moonshine seller, and violent west Knoxville man,
to return my 4 assault weapons he stole from
me. Judge Emery REFUSED to even hear the case.
He confused my upcoming August divorce, deliberately
it seems, with the stolen guns somehow.
He would cut me off when I tried to explain.
The lawyer representing McNutt whispered something
to judge Emery before court began and the judge
nodded and that was all it took for Mr. McNutt to
be allowed to keep the stolen rifles. McNutt
took two from my gun safe and two from a closet.
McNutt lives in low income subsidized apartments
in West Knoxville, Tennessee. He possesses a
Tennessee handgun carry permit. He was accompanied
by his close friend and fellow marijuana user,
Darla J. Henderson, an employee of UT Medical
Center Knoxville who provided McNutt with her
attorney free of charge. He carries a handgun
around in his pocket often. He holds a Tennessee
Carry Permit. His ex wife use to often have to
call the police to their Corryton home when McNutt
would become violent. He once threatened to shoot
his ex wife, Lenore Peggioli.
So McNutt STILL has these 4 semi auto high capacity
rifles in his possesion.
He apparently may NEVER be forced to return them
to ME their lawful owner.
This is a news story the public really does need
to hear. Wouldn't you agree?
-Larry D. Henderson
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