People You’ll See In Hell

Oh, Rozlynn. Oh, Rozlynn Rodgers.

How could you?

You stupid, stupid whore.

Inflammatory words on the part of People You’ll See In Hell? Perhaps. Perhaps not.

19-year-old Rozlynn Rodgers, despite being a grown woman, epitomizes the adolescent self-centered attitude and tendency towards shortsighted behavior. A high school student at Las Casas Occupational High School, an “alternative” high school which, according to their website, serves students whose emotional needs cannot be met in a regular public school setting, Rozlynn Rodgers planned to graduate in June of 2008 with the rest of her class.

This is 31-year-old William Rettew.

William Rettew here is wearing the inmate clothing that he just might be wearing for the rest of his life.

William Rettew was, most recently, a receptionist at Joy Junction, which bills itself as both “the largest emergency homeless shelter in New Mexico” and “the intersection of despair and hope.”

As someone who knew how to say the right things and someone whose family was one step ahead of homelessness on a regular basis, William Rettew regularly sought employment or some other kind of connection with homeless shelters whenever he moved to a new area.

And William Rettew moved his family a great deal, living in about 14 states since 2002. While this might seem excessive to the average family, that just goes to show you how little we’ve been exposed to different cultures and ideas. After all, according to wikipedia, there are somewhere between 30 and 40 million nomads in the world, and what’s 6 more, really?

This is 20-year-old Michelle Jennae Pedroza.

While neither People You’ll See In Hell nor the police can prove anything for the moment, we would still like to look at what Michelle Pedroza is under suspicion of doing.

Over a month ago, Michelle Pedroza moved away from the house that she had lived in for a while, a house that was right next to another house that was rented to some of her female relatives. We have been told that Michelle Pedroza moved to Nevada to be closer to her mother. We’re not completely sure about the timing, but we know for certain that she left a few items there at the house in California.

Say you’re a US Marshall.

When you walk into the US Marshall station to get your assignments for the day and get “eviction” detail, you always go in thinking there might be a bit of danger. - after all, people usually do not like getting kicked out of their homes.

So, you do whatever you have to do before every shift to prepare yourself for violence or just angry people in general.

Right?

Well, nothing you could do could prepare you for the nightmare that Banita Jacks created.

You show up at the residence.

This is 71-year-old William Pottinger.

William Pottinger is newly widowed, receives a monthly pension and likes betting and beer.

William Pottinger dislikes prison and feeding people, especially his wife.

On the 27th of March, 2008, William Pottinger started serving an 18-month prison sentence. During the trial, Judge Christopher Tyrer, the presiding judge in the case, described William Pottinger’s case as “horrific” and expressed his amazement that a case such as Mr. Pottinger’s could have happened in this day and age.

Obviously, the judge doesn’t read People You’ll See In Hell.

Perhaps People You’ll See In Hell should be required reading for those in public service?

Let’s all give a VERY warm welcome to our new inductees, the lovely 30-year-old Michelle Henry, her 22-year-old boyfriend David Privette and their friends from the Department of Social Services.

Everyone in this story hails from Middleborough, Massachusetts. Along for the ride are Michelle Henry’s 7-year-old son and his 3-year-old half-sister.

According to David Privette’s great-aunt, David Privette aspires to be a police officer or fireman and Michelle is desperately seeking the ‘Miss Obese White Trash America’ crown. Why David Privette thinks he could get onto any police force with a prison record for crack cocaine possession and assaulting a police officer is anyone’s guess.