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Slots poker machines unsolved murders Illinois

Lake county music company filled with 
slots carney folk real carny folk the little 
pete's illegal gambling road show throughout 
the Midwest Illinois Antioch carpenterville big 
bags of coins in Metropolis Karnak Danville Indiana 
storefronts rented videos games cigarette coke a cola
poker pin ball juke boxes even laundromats I was a 
quarter girl counting collecting coins casino on wheels 
riding out with Ciro Gargano my job collecting coins 
allowed me to hear the ultimate witnessing the plotting 
of murders storage rooms of weapons from shot guns 
rifles sawed off hand guns hand grenades sad when 
corruption can falsify the months day of a murder totally 
confused thre murder of homelessman in north chicago 
in the spring of 1998 crossed over with Lisa Ann Carnes 
murder perhaps this is your confession in her unsolved 
march 1984 clever maybe the lord heard it like i did with 
the 8 elderly persons Christmas day above the tailor 
shop sadly 1998 murder was retaliation for the tailor 
shop extorting Kaplan clothing store and the north chicago
cab company doesn't matter how corruption falsify facts 
it's always good to hold on to old newspapers still have 
the blackmail note written in my Bible so sad I think of 
John pate throat cut after his shift at the federal buildings 
finding his car torched in north chicago listen Ciro Gargano 
I don't care how many people you've killed today 
just the car bomb you ignited in my face to silence 
me about the arson murders you obvious committed 
in some sick witness protection in plain sight burning 
down grudges with city officials hey who am I to judge 
a serial killer sleeping right next to corrupt fbi agents 
praising your glory kills robbing drug dealers extorting 
identities for killers while extorting properties from 
disable veterans while hiding on Lakeshore drive deep  
cover up not far from the cheese building excuse me
the federal building on Lasalle and Van Burean I hated 
visiting you there the building shaped like a block of 
cheese stinking up chicago shoreline it always amazed 
me so as you sleep with fidelity spit on bravery and wiping 
yourself with integrity the fbi sent me into hostage 
situations to get your time cut remember i wore wires 
pregnant buying weapons from corrupt city officials 
selling drugs for you because the fbi informed me of your 
murders murders i witnessed the plotting of every murder committed in my back yard in some sick twisted lodgic i believe you 
actually think as all your murders can be swept under my 
womb of fbi wires the misconception the fbi allowed you to 
believe that you could keep getting away with murder as 
long as you hide under my wearing wires pregnant I'm 
good with that I do not know how to fear corrupt scum 
therefore your threats bounce off my back while you're 
faking your next death never threaten my life again you 
are still breathing because of me sharing an umbilical 
cord with my unborn babies making you my child please 
stop exposing us to violent offenders looking for early 
release under my womb why you've made the fbi your 
accomplices after the fact special agent alan king 
arlington heights knew full well of your murders which 
is why you chose memorial day to fake your death 
realize they made you my child not a lover not a friend 
but my child lost afraid connected to my umbilical cord 
wrapped in wires i awakened hearing lisa ann carnes 
cries crawling in that field of weed stalks in metropolis 
karnak Illinois around not far from your families 
home your adopted son eagle feather little Beavers 
partners antioch carpentersvillevl casino hens 
wow i remember smelling tear gas and all the weed 
stalks stored inside lil petes pub where your little 
people carny folks pulled off the lake county carnival 
mud wrestlers and the Volkswagen sweepstakes 
raffles Lisa ann carnes clothes stuffed in her truck
the daughter of general hill you shot her in her back 
aiming for the back of her head because she didn't 
want nothing to do with you after the humiliation 
with your wife Lisa your business she knew to 
much on that cold March day wearing that fake 
fur coat you drawing her in the shop then out 
again I felt bad for years cause she walked in 
asking for you I was the new quarter girl i hadn't 
met your wife Lisa yet remember you hid the family 
photo in your top desk drawer faced down concealed 
from your girlfriends and dates i thought she was 
your wife Lisa when I asked her name to write down 
the message she said Lisa oddly the same name 
as your wife believing your wife came to the shop 
you ran home and she cursed you out knowing she 
didn't come to the shop so you took that rage out 
on Lisa ann carnes your wife lisa who also showed 
me her bullet hole in her leg when she tried to leave 
you Liza spitting image of lisa ann carnes two kids she
eventually did leave after you strangled her and pointed 
your small hand gun at her head she feared for her 
safety 1984 Christmas day 8 victims perrished over 
the tailor shop Christmas eve the homeless man 
over north Chicago checker cab john pate memorial 
day weekend 1998 finally1984 Lisa ann carnes killed 
near your son's pete eagle feathers home metropolis 
slots and huge weed stalks on the county road 45A
besides 5 hour drives were only three with you 
my prayers are with your soul always Ciro God is a 
forgiving God Pray keep praying stop killing people 
and sweeping the bodies under my wearing wires 
pregnant for the fbi buying weapons and drugs shame 
on special agent Alan king he created you a full blown 
serial killer sadly Lisa ann carnes might still be alive 
if I had known what your Lisa looked like this I thought 
she was your wife Lisa not your girlfriend Lisa slots poker 
machines driving to metropolis Danville Indiana collecting 
coins chips Bally Midway casino on wheels crossing 
paths with Lisa Ann Carnes as I sat listen to my favorite 
song chaka khan ain't nobody only you left a lot of bodies
1984

Copyright © Yolanda Nicholsen

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