There have been a few clicks on various of the posts written on this Gallitzin, Pennsylvania serial baby murderer and when I read the Rosa Dartle confrontation with Mrs. Steerforth in David Copperfield, it so reminded me of Williamson and the letter she wrote that I went looking for it again. I found it right here on Public Occurrences but one of the sites I looked at first was "find a grave." There was at least one addition to the remembrances left Williamson since I last checked months ago and that sent me into a spasm of outrage. I registered on find a grave so that I could post a response. All the remembrances are copied below from the site, including my own and the one in particular that set me off. I had to leave flowers which was about as pleasant for me as Obama shaking hands with Netanyahu and I chose forget-me-nots.
I recognize "I do not judge" as well-meaning Christian charity. It comes from the same God who conducts Judgment Day.
Friends and enemies, for heaven's sake, we here on earth must judge. If we do not then we create a moral monochrome in a corner of the universe which God divided into lightness and darkness, into good and evil. If we do not judge then we have rendered earth a place where there is no good because no evil.
Let it be said however that Cambria County and Gallitzin Pennsylvania have judged Stella Williamson. They have judged her the moral equal to the others interred beside her in Richland Cemetery, worthy of a nice headstone just like theirs. Williamson is the only serial murderer in America so judged. Good grief. Cambria County and Gallitzin rendered an immoral judgment before a fair and just God thereby. And in contrast: her babies, the babies she murdered, are buried in unmarked, un-memorialized graves. "I do not judge"...that?!
I can do nothing about this. I have no power to do anything about it. I have attempted to shame Cambria County into removing the headstone but contrary to what a few swine Russians think I have no influence. I can judge though: The little corner of God's universe denominated Cambria County Pennsylvania is a less moral place for its treatment of mass murderer Stella Williamson, and of her victims.
I recognize "I do not judge" as well-meaning Christian charity. It comes from the same God who conducts Judgment Day.
Friends and enemies, for heaven's sake, we here on earth must judge. If we do not then we create a moral monochrome in a corner of the universe which God divided into lightness and darkness, into good and evil. If we do not judge then we have rendered earth a place where there is no good because no evil.
Let it be said however that Cambria County and Gallitzin Pennsylvania have judged Stella Williamson. They have judged her the moral equal to the others interred beside her in Richland Cemetery, worthy of a nice headstone just like theirs. Williamson is the only serial murderer in America so judged. Good grief. Cambria County and Gallitzin rendered an immoral judgment before a fair and just God thereby. And in contrast: her babies, the babies she murdered, are buried in unmarked, un-memorialized graves. "I do not judge"...that?!
I can do nothing about this. I have no power to do anything about it. I have attempted to shame Cambria County into removing the headstone but contrary to what a few swine Russians think I have no influence. I can judge though: The little corner of God's universe denominated Cambria County Pennsylvania is a less moral place for its treatment of mass murderer Stella Williamson, and of her victims.
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 - m Added: Feb. 15, 2015 |
 May God have mercy on your soul, Ma'am.- Pinoy Pride Added: Jun. 6, 2014 |
 - Papawraith Added: Apr. 9, 2013 |
 I left you a rose only because You was a very unhappy lady as you was growing up.May your spirit rest knowing what you did to those poor babies.- annie Added: Sep. 4, 2010 |
 - Laurie Added: Jun. 21, 2004 |
