Holly Michael Sessions Lamont Harper

Details of the Crime

Sometime early Sunday morning, January 8, 2006, Sessions Lamont Harper, 34, an ex-convict, sexually assaulted Holly Michael at 2020 6th Avenue South, in Fort Dodge, Iowa. Fort Dodge is about 75 miles north of Des Moines. Harper then set her house on fire. At around 9:45 Sunday morning the fire department was called to the scene. Bound and in the basement, they found Holly Michael, a 22-year-old White woman, who was transported to a local hospital and then later taken to the Iowa City burn center by air ambulance. Holly died of complications from the burns she suffered on Thursday, January 26, 2006.

On Wednesday, January 11, at 1:00 a.m., police arrested Harper in Des Moines. Harper had been seen at Holly's home two hours before the fire was noticed. The charges are for first degree arson, sexual abuse and attempted murder. Harper's address is listed as 1201 South 19th Street in Fort Dodge. The police are in the process of changing the "attempted murder" charge to murder in the first degree.

Harper, of Fort Dodge, has a criminal record dating back to his teens. He was charged with first-degree kidnapping in July 1989, shortly after two women had filed complaints accusing him of assault.

The charges were dropped after Harper, then 18, pleaded guilty to second-degree sexual abuse. While serving his sentence at the Webster County Jail, Harper assaulted a fellow inmate in October 1989 after reaching through his food port to a control panel and opening his cell.

Harper served the rest of his sentence at Anamosa State Penitentiary and was released in October 2003 after having served fourteen years in prison.

His record also includes charges for possession of drugs and drug paraphernalia, sexual abuse, assault, and contempt of court.

Neighbors said that Holly Michael lived at the home with her son and her mother, both of whom were not at home during the rape and arson. Holly's mother, who was visiting family in Texas at the time of the crime, flew to Des Moines on Sunday and went straight to the hospital in Iowa City.

Police said witnesses saw Harper at Holly Michael's home just hours before the fire started, which is what led them to name him in connection with the case. Doug Utley, assistant chief of the Fort Dodge Police Department, said the victim knew Harper before the crime.

"They knew each other, but we're not sure how," he said.

A cash bond of $2.5 million has been set.

Comment:

A Google News Search (sessions lamont harper fort dodge iowa) yielded 25 articles. None of them mentioned the fact that Sessions Harper is a Black male, only two of the articles contained photos of him; none of the articles mentioned the fact that Holly was White, and only one article mentioned her name - and that was after she had died. All of the articles were published in Iowa, except one which was published in Nebraska and one in Illinois. This is a clear demonstration of media control.

The politically correct, controlled media does not want people to know that a White woman was sexually assaulted and then left to die in a burning house. But Holly didn't die - she agonized for eighteen long days at the burn center at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics in Iowa City before she died. Holly died on Thursday, January 26, 2006 from complications of the burns that she had suffered. And, had she lived, she would have had to have had both of her arms amputated.

Police have stated that the perpetrator and the victim knew each other. The exact nature of their relationship is not known. If Holly Michael had a sexual relationship with Sessions Harper, it has proved to be a fatal mistake. Let this case serve as just another example of a White woman having a relationship with a Black male and being killed as a result. This is just more proof that it is very foolish to be associated with Black males, since so many of them are so violent. For your own security, it is wise to heed this advice.

Yours Faithfully, Liberty