Wichita, Kan. -- The man accused of killing Kansas abortion doctor George Tiller said Thursday from the county jail that he's "being treated as a criminal" even though he hasn't been convicted. In a brief telephone conversation with the Associated Press, Scott Roeder also disputed what he called "broad-brush" characterizations of him as anti-government. "I want people to stop and think. It is not anti-government, it is anti-corrupt government," said Roeder, who called from the Sedgwick County Jail in response to a written request for an interview. Roeder, 51, of Merriam, Kan., has been charged with first-degree murder in Sunday's shooting of the late-term abortion provider at a Wichita church. Roeder, who also is accused of assaulting two witnesses, was arrested a few hours later.
In a brief telephone conversation with the Associated Press, Scott Roeder also disputed what he called "broad-brush" characterizations of him as anti-government.
"I want people to stop and think. It is not anti-government, it is anti-corrupt government," said Roeder, who called from the Sedgwick County Jail in response to a written request for an interview.
Roeder, 51, of Merriam, Kan., has been charged with first-degree murder in Sunday's shooting of the late-term abortion provider at a Wichita church. Roeder, who also is accused of assaulting two witnesses, was arrested a few hours later.
The man accused of killing Kansas abortion doctor George Tiller said Thursday from the county jail that he's "being treated as a criminal" even though he hasn't been convicted.
Yeah, stop calling us gutless murderers criminals, damn you! LOL! In the end, might makes right. Nothing has changed since the caveman.
