Happy Black History Month! Missouri KKK leader Dead, Jim...

12 Feb 2017

      John Brown's Ghost on Twitter:
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So they just fished KKK Imperial Wizard Frank Ancona's bloated corpse
out of a Missouri river. Happy Black History Month, everyone!
https://twitter.com/jbrownsghost/status/830672802902601729
Looks like he was killed doing Methamphetamine biz, but I'm speculating
on the known fact White supremacists are only rivaled in their marketing
of poison for income by the Hells Angels:
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"Dickey said his officers were told by Malissa (his widow) that Frank
got a call from his workplace and he needed to drive across the state
to deliver a part, which is what he does for a living. He had not made
contact with any family members which was out of his character. Also
his workplace verified they did not send him across state on a job."
Officers had not been able to get ahold of Malissa and when they
finally decided they were going to enter the home to see if Frank was
in there, she was found in her driveway with her son, Frank’s stepson.
Officers found a safe that looked like somebody had taken a crowbar to
it and also beat the side out of the safe.
Dickey reported everything was missing from inside the safe and he
didn’t believe it was a burglar..."

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Authorities recover remains of Ancona, investigation continues
RENEE BRONAUGH 573-518-3617 Feb 11, 2017 Updated 12 hrs ago 0
Authorities have confirmed that the body of Leadwood resident Frank
Ancona, 51, was located earlier in the day outside Belgrade near the
Big River by a family who were in that area to go fishing.
Washington County Sheriff Zach Jacobsen said on Thursday they learned
on Facebook that Frank had gone missing and they later learned that a
Federal Forestry Service employee had located Frank’s vehicle on a
forestry service road off of Route P in Potosi.
“Deputies responded on Friday and located the vehicle and secured it,”
said Jacobsen. “We left deputies at the scene and secured it overnight
due to the loss of light. On Saturday morning we conducted a search of
the area by foot by member of the Potosi Fire Protection District and
the sheriff’s office. We didn’t locate much of anything in the woods,
but we did locate evidence of a burn pile near Mr. Ancona’s vehicle.”
Jacobsen said they executed two search warrants and arrested a male on
an unrelated drug warrant out of Washington County. While they were
waiting for the issuance of one of the warrants he was notified by
their dispatch center that they received a call from a lady who was
taking her family fishing that they had located a body near the bank
of the Big River near Belgrade.
“We processed the scene and the body was transported by the Washington
County Coroner’s office for an autopsy to determine a cause of death,”
said Jacobsen. “The body was positively identified as Frank Ancona and
his family was notified.”
Jacobsen stressed the investigation was constantly changing after they
located Frank’s car. Leadwood requested the assistance of St. Francois
County Sheriff’s Department and Jacobsen requested the assistance of
the Missouri State Highway Patrol.
“They responded in assisting us with processing these multiple scenes
and vehicles,” said Jacobsen. “Right now no one has been charged in
his death, but that may change tomorrow.”
Jacobsen added he sat down with Frank’s son and his father to make the
notification. He said it was very tragic.
“Law enforcement was attacked terribly on Facebook and officers were
called in on their days off to help,” said Jacobsen. “At the end of
the day the professionalism shined through all the negativity and we
were able to bring some closure to the family.”
Ancona was reported missing Friday after his place of employment
reached out to the Leadwood Police Department with concerns of
whereabouts.
THE INVESTIGATION
Leadwood Police Chief William Dickey reported that Ancona was last
seen by his wife, Malissa Ancona, Wednesday morning when he was
allegedly leaving for work. Then Friday evening it was learned that
Ancona's car had been found in a heavily wooded remote area of
Washington County in the Mark Twain National Park. A preliminary
search of the area did not turn up the missing man, but due to
nightfall the scene was secured to be searched more thoroughly on
Saturday morning.
Dickey said his officers were told by Malissa that Frank got a call
from his workplace and he needed to drive across the state to deliver
a part, which is what he does for a living. He had not made contact
with any family members which was out of his character. Also his
workplace verified they did not send him across state on a job.
Officers had not been able to get ahold of Malissa and when they
finally decided they were going to enter the home to see if Frank was
in there, she was found in her driveway with her son, Frank’s stepson.
Officers found a safe that looked like somebody had taken a crowbar to
it and also beat the side out of the safe.
Dickey reported everything was missing from inside the safe and he
didn’t believe it was a burglar.. He also questioned Malissa about a
Facebook post she wrote looking for a roommate and she said she posted
that the day that Frank left.
Malissa stated to officers she made the Facebook post because when
Frank told her he was leaving to go out of state on this job he took a
bag of clothes with him and said when he got back he was filing for
divorce. Dickey reported Malissa told them she figured she would need
help to pay the rent, so she put an ad out looking for a roommate.
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Dickey also reported all of Frank’s firearms that were in the home are
missing and Malissa told them he took all of them with him. His
family, which lives next door, stated he would never have taken all of
his firearms with him. Also the gun he usually carries on him on a
daily basis was left in the house and Malissa turned it over to the
officers.
Investigators resumed their search around the car and processed the
car early Saturday morning. At 1 p.m. Washington County Sheriff Zach
Jacobsen confirmed they had in fact found the vehicle and they were
still seeking the whereabouts of Frank.
At that point they had requested the assistance of the Missouri State
Highway Patrol with processing the crime scene and were there at that
time. Jacobsen also reported they were working the case in conjunction
with the sheriff’s office in Washington County, St. Francois County
Sheriff’s Office, the Leadwood Police Department and the state highway
patrol.
Around 2 p.m. investigators had made their way over to the Ancona
residence off Mill Street in Leadwood and were standing guard. They
eventually strung up crime scene tape around the house and blocked off
the street with it while awaiting a search warrant.
Shortly after the search warrant came through and approximately 7 or 8
officers were moving in and around the property - including Leadwood
Police and the St. Francois County Sheriff’s Department investigators.
The Washington County Sheriff’s Department obtained a search warrant
for a second residence and searched the home and the home owner’s car.
An autopsy is scheduled for Sunday afternoon. This is still a
developing story and the Daily Journal will bring details as they
become available.
http://dailyjournalonline.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/authorities-recove...

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