Proof Chapman's a Racist-Told Ya

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NATIONAL ENQUIRER WORLD EXCLUSIVE
DOG THE BOUNTY HUNTER'S RACIST RANT -- CAUGHT ON TAPE!
Dog Chapman has been captured spewing foul-mouthed racist slurs on a tape obtained exclusively by The NATIONAL ENQUIRER.

And now a civil rights leader is calling for Dog's TV show to be removed from the airwaves.

In a shocking world exclusive The ENQUIRER has obtained tapes of two revolting phone conversations in which Duane "Dog" Chapman unleashes a filthy bigoted attack, littered with the N-word and other disgusting racial insults.

The star of the A&E reality show Dog, The Bounty Hunter directed his racist hatred at his son Tucker's girlfriend Monique Shinnery, who is black.

"Dog Chapman should not have a show. That show should be taken off the air!"

That's the opinion of prominent civil rights leader Roy Innis, who has served as the chairman of the Congress for Racial Equality (CORE) since 1968. Innis was shocked and outraged when The ENQUIRER played Dog Chapman's racist telephone conversations for him.

"This man should not be held up as a role model for children," Innis told The ENQUIRER. "He has venom deep in his soul. This is a picture of his heart — a revelation of his true nature.

Innis believes that cable network A&E needs to take swift action in response to Dog's vicious outburst.

"He needs to answer for his behavior," says Innis.

"When someone gets the opportunity to use the airwaves, he becomes a role model, whether he likes it or not. Dog Chapman should not be in that position, posing as a good guy.

"His comments show that he certainly is not a good guy."

Full details are in the new issue of the NATIONAL ENQUIRER.

Update: In response to this story, A&E network has released a statement saying: "A&E has just learned of the story released by the National Enquirer concerning Duane Dog Chapman. We take this matter very seriously. Pending an investigation, we have suspended production on the series. When the inquiry is concluded we will take appropriate action."

www.tmz.com/2007/10/31/dog-begs-for-rev-al/

Dog Begs for The Rev
Posted Oct 31st 2007 6:14PM by TMZ Staff
Filed under: TV, Meltdowns

TMZ has learned that Dog the Bounty Hunter has already contacted Rev. Al Sharpton, hoping to explain the racist telephone call Dog made to his son.

We're told The Rev, who is currently preaching in Daytona Beach, Fla., and hasn't heard the tape, is considering having a dialog with Chapman, but will not make his decision until he has a chance to listen.

UPDATE: TMZ has received the following statement from The Rev:
"Reverend Al Sharpton's National Action Network and the organization's Decency Initiative are unequivocally against the use of the "N" word in any context. While people have the freedom to express themselves in any matter in private, when those private conversations become public, it becomes our responsibility to state, as we always have, that we condemn the use of this word as racist and derogatory. Dog the Bounty Hunter has reached out to Reverend Sharpton who is traveling to promote his March on the U.S. Justice Department on November 16th against Hate Crimes and Racial Attacks and therefore Rev. Sharpton has not had a chance to hear the audio of the remarks. However, until he does hear the audio, National Action Network maintains that is against the use of the "N" word."

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Dog -- I'm No Imus!
Posted Oct 31st 2007 6:26PM by TMZ Staff
Filed under: TV, Meltdowns

TMZ has reached out to Dog the Bounty Hunter for comment on his racist rant, caught on audiotape and published by the National Enquirer. We were told Dog would not say anything,Dog the Bounty Hunter for comment on his racist rant, caught on audiotape and published by the National Enquirer. We were told Dog would not say anything, but we were referred to his pastor.

Pastor Tim Storey, an African-American, told us that he spoke with Dog, who cried for 30 minutes, saying, "I'm shocked, I'm wrong I repent. Can you believe, Tim, that I'm going to be put in the same category as Imus."

Pastor Storey, whom USA Today has referred to as "Pastor to the stars," told TMZ, "I was shocked, because I don't know that to be Duane." He went on, "I felt that he had to be accountable to what he said. When I asked him what took place, why he said it, he said that he was angry with his son about many things."

The pastor, who performed Dog and Beth's wedding ceremony continued, "The subject of his son's girlfriend came up, and in his anger he then attacked that relationship and then therefore challenged the girl by saying she wasn't good enough."

Pastor Story said, "What shocked me was that he used the N word. I know he's not a racist. He's been to black churches with me to help inner-city kids."

The pastor said he talked to Dog three times today and he apologized, saying he wasn't angry at the girl, it was anger toward his son.

explosive and shocking racist rant spewed by Duane Dog Chapman.

WARNING: THIS AUDIO CONTAINS STRONG AND OFFENSIVE LANGUAGE

www.tmz.com/2007/10/31/dog-chapmans-hate-filled-tirade/
Dog Chapman's Hate-Filled Tirade
Posted Oct 31st 2007 5:22PM by TMZ Staff
Filed under: Celebrity Justice, TV, Meltdowns

The National Enquirer has obtained an explosive and shocking racist rant spewed by Duane Dog Chapman.
The Enquirer says they have two tapes of the Dog hurling insults at his son, Tucker, during an undated telephone conversation. It appears as if the Dog is concerned that Tucker's girlfriend, Monique Shinnery, who is black, will set him up because of the language the Dog uses.

In the nearly eight minute long tape posted on the Enquirer's website, Dog says the N word numerous times and demands that Tucker break up with Monique or he'll be fired from the family bail bond business.

Reps for the Dog and A&E were not immediately available for comment.

www.tmz.com/2007/10/31/aande-suspends-production-on-dog-the-bounty-hunter/

A&E Suspends Production on "Dog the Bounty Hunter"
Posted Oct 31st 2007 6:09PM by TMZ Staff
Filed under: TV, Meltdowns

A&E issued the following statement to TMZ: "A&E has just learned of the story released by the National Enquirer concerning Duane Dog Chapman.

We take this matter very seriously. Pending an investigation, we have suspended production on the series. When the inquiry is concluded we will take appropriate action."

[notadogfan]

Poor Dog! His show is being suspended! Perhaps his fans will want to send him a gift to cheer him up:

www.dogdoo.com

For really die-hard fans, I suggest the most expensive: The PooPoo Grande, rather than the PooPoo Special or the Econo Poop. ;D

[Sherry]

Oh yes, nothing but the best. LOL. Let's just hope that finally the truth comes out about this freak. There is so much more than the racism.

[Sherry]

That scumbag was trying to rat out his own son and called his parole/probation officer to try to send him to prison! And people question why the kid taped him? He's got his attorney, Hart, on Star Jones attacking the kid saying "he's a convicted felon". Like father like son. He's got thirteen kids and has never been any semblance of a decent father or human being. What goes around comes around. I hope the kids have more tapes. We all know there is so much more to this.

[notadogfan]

Dog racism scandal grows
www.nationalenquirer.com/dog_bounty_hunter_racism/celebrity/64337

Dog the Bounty Hunter's vicious racial outburst shocked America, but it came as no surprise to those who have known him for years.

A former colleague, his ex wife, his step-daughter and an ex girlfriend have now come forward exclusively to The NATIONAL ENQUIRER revealing that Dog has been using racist language as long as they can remember. They have all heard it directly from him.

A&E network has pulled his show off the air but has not canceled it. Meanwhile, more shocking examples of Dog's racism are being revealed.

"I think Dog is a racist — no question," said Dog's former wife Lyssa Chapman. Lyssa was married to the fallen Dog the Bounty Hunter star from 1982-1991 and is the mother of three of his children, including Tucker, whose relationship with a black woman prompted Dog's venomous rant.

"He ran down every single minority group when I was with him, and n---er was a daily word for him," Lyssa told The NATIONAL ENQUIRER. "He called Mexican people 'beaners' or 'wetbacks' and Asian people 'flangeheads.'

"I would tell him not to talk that way in front of our kids, but he just ignored me."

Lyssa recalled an incident in Denver in which she says Dog lashed out at an interracial couple in a grocery store.

"Dog said to the woman, 'I know that's got to be your pimp! I know you wouldn't be f-----g him if you weren't getting paid!'

"They were husband and wife, but when the man started to object, Dog just went crazy, screaming at him, 'I'll kick your ass.'"

Dog also made his views clear to colleagues.

Peggy Munoz, now a private investigator in Lakewood, Colo., was a former bail bondsman working the same turf as Dog Chapman from 1989 to 2005.

She claims Dog once sat in her office and explained his "approach" to the bail bond business.

"Dog said, 'I don't like to bond out n----rs because they don't have any money and I have trouble collecting on them.

"'And I don't like to bond out Mexicans because, well, they just run.'"

Dog's step-daughter Nicole Gillespie, daughter of Dog's ex-wife Tawnee, says she regularly heard hateful language from Dog when she was growing up.

"My mother was half-Mexican, and if they fought, Dog would call her a 'dirty spic whore' and a 'dirty Mexican slut,'" said Nicole.

"I remember playing rap music at the house and he would shout, 'Turn that n....r s..t off my radio!'

"I don't think he likes gay people either, and he's always using the words 'queer' or 'f*g**t.'

"That's what he taught his kids was the right way to talk. When they got older, they had to un-learn the racism that Dog taught them. It's sick. It's like a disease, and it spreads."

Gina Mederios was Chapman's live-in girlfriend for two and a half years, starting in 1995. She told The NATIONAL ENQUIRER: "I think Dog's a racist, no question. He used the word n....r all the time around the house. I wouldn't allow him to say it around me, because I wasn't raised that way."

[notadogfan]

Victim of racist rant to sue the dog
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The victim of Duane "Dog the Bounty Hunter" Chapman's racist rant announced today that she plans to sue him.

Monique Shinnery, who was repeatedly called "n----r" by Chapman on tape told The National ENQUIRER: "I'm going to sue Dog Chapman."

Chapman not only subjected her to racist slurs, but he also attacked her character in subsequent TV interviews, even though he had never met or spoken to her.

His public attacks on her character pushed Monique over the edge.

As he attempts to save his TV show, Chapman has appeared on two national TV shows offering tearful - and at times bizarre apologies - for using racist slurs. But he has continued to damage Monique's reputation while trying to dig himself out of trouble, she told The National ENQUIRER.

"I want justice," Monique told The National ENQUIRER. "He has slandered me, stated that I have bad character and repeatedly lied about me on national television. If I'm ever going to hold my head up in public again, I need to stand up for what is right."

In March, Dog used the "N" word over and over again while demanding that his son, Tucker, dump Monique, his girlfriend of seven months, if he wants to be part of the Chapman family. The conversation reached the outraged ears of the world when The National ENQUIRER exclusively released the venomous, racist tapes, and caused A&E to drop Dog's show from their schedule "for the foreseeable future." A&E has refused to cancel the show, its top moneymaker.

Chapman has apologized for using the "N" word, but he has tried to keep the focus off the fact that he said he did not want a black person in his house or in his family.

In his first written and public apology, Chapman, who had never met, nor seen, Monique, said, "I was disappointed in his choice of a friend, not due to her race, but her character."

"Dog Chapman knows nothing about my character," Monique, 21, who has no criminal record, works with mentally challenged children and hopes to enlist in the Coast Guard, told The National ENQUIRER. "He doesn't know me, and he has never met me.

"I have had threats from his fans. I have been hiding, afraid to go out. After Dog's slander against me, my boss told me they might require that I take a drug test. I have never done drugs.

"Dog said on television that I had a plan to jump (his wife) Beth and hoped to tape her using racial language. He said he saw me and another girl in a car outside his shop, wearing tank tops.

"I never wear a tank top, I have never been in that parking lot when they were at their bail bond shop and I certainly wouldn't jump Beth. I weigh 105 pounds! She'd kill me!

"It was all lies. He 'apologizes' and then continues to lie about me. I cannot and do not accept his apology, because it was insincere.

"It's not even about him using the 'N' word. It's about him not wanting a black woman to be part of his family or part of his son's life.

"They use the 'N' word all the time. Once, Beth said to Tucker, 'If you want to smoke, you can go over to your n----r girlfriend's house and smoke.' Beth's as much of a racist as Dog is.

"Tucker and I were talking with Baby Lyssa (Dog's daughter) one time and she said, 'N----rs,' and quickly changed it to 'black people' when she realized I was listening. Their family is just like that.

"What Dog said was disgusting. Dog is not sorry for what he said — he's never going to be sorry. He's just putting on an act, trying desperately to get his show back. He will never accept me.

"Dog Chapman is a racist, no matter what he says. It's not about money - it's about defending my good name. He has damaged my character and slandered me, and I have to stand up for myself."

[notadogfan]

Another perspective on this Dawgie racial slur is contained in an organization (whose views and purposes I support) on anti-ILLEGAL alien issues (not LEGAL immigration):

www.alipac.us/ftopict-90169-dog.html.tchapman.

The article and link are in ALIPAC's "Other Topics" section and the link is entitled "Sniveling Dog."

The original link the author of this post referred to is located at:

www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21602240/

In the ALIPAC forum there is a picture of Dawg Chapman followed by a picture of the Cowardly Lion from the "Wizard of Oz." I think the Dawg and the Cowardly Lion from the Wizard of Oz look somewhat alike. ;D It must be the hair styles. ;D

[notadogfan]

www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21776226/

Dogf Chapmanfs wife wants revenge
Lucy Pemoni / AP file
Bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman family blames his son Tucker for the release of a phone call that contained a racial slur. And they want revenge.
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updated 11:41 p.m. ET, Tues., Nov. 13, 2007

Despite his public apology, Duane gDogh Chapman is still on the outs with his TV showfs network A&E following the release of a racial slur-filled phone call. But as far as the Chapman clanfs concerned, Duanefs son Tucker is the family villain.

g(Duanefs family is) vowing to do everything they can to get even with Tucker, because they believe he released the tapes,h a source told the National Enquirer. gTheir whole world is falling apart around them, and now all they want is revenge.h

The NE insider alleges family members are trying to force Tucker out of his apartment, and someone close to the family contacted Tuckerfs parole officer in an effort to have him sent to prison.

But itfs the bounty hunterfs bride, Beth Smith, whofs harboring the most rage, vowing revenge on her stepson. gDog got depressed and kept saying, eItfs all over! Everything we have is lost,fh the source explained.

gBeth was furious at Tucker, convinced that he had given the phone tapes to the Enquirer. She was screaming, eI donft care if I lose every dime I have and have to eat out of garbage cans, I will have revenge!fh

[notadogfan]

notadogfan said:

www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21776226/

Dogf Chapmanfs wife wants revenge
Lucy Pemoni / AP file
Bounty hunter Duane "Dog" Chapman family blames his son Tucker for the release of a phone call that contained a racial slur. And they want revenge.
Most viewed on MSNBC.com
MSNBC contributors
updated 11:41 p.m. ET, Tues., Nov. 13, 2007

Despite his public apology, Duane gDogh Chapman is still on the outs with his TV showfs network A&E following the release of a racial slur-filled phone call. But as far as the Chapman clanfs concerned, Duanefs son Tucker is the family villain.

g(Duanefs family is) vowing to do everything they can to get even with Tucker, because they believe he released the tapes,h a source told the National Enquirer. gTheir whole world is falling apart around them, and now all they want is revenge.h

The NE insider alleges family members are trying to force Tucker out of his apartment, and someone close to the family contacted Tuckerfs parole officer in an effort to have him sent to prison.

But itfs the bounty hunterfs bride, Beth Smith, whofs harboring the most rage, vowing revenge on her stepson. gDog got depressed and kept saying, eItfs all over! Everything we have is lost,fh the source explained.

gBeth was furious at Tucker, convinced that he had given the phone tapes to the Enquirer. She was screaming, eI donft care if I lose every dime I have and have to eat out of garbage cans, I will have revenge!fh

Sorry the formatting didn't come out very well.

Here's what I have to say about this article.................

So Bethie Boobs wants revenge? Well, maybe this is revenge on her for pursuing and hounding dog while he was a married man with small children. I mean, Tucker was the son and one of three children born to Dog and his third wife Lyssa while the Doggie was married to her and this is the time when Beth met and pursued the Mongrel. Karma is a strange and wonderful thingee.

Tucker is also the brother of Katie Chapman who died the day/night before Dog's and Beth's wedding in a car wreck, yet they continued with the ceremony. It was reported that Katie was not planning to attend the wedding. She had multiple personal problems and so does Tucker.

Tucker, you rock! Your dad was a deadbeat and wasn't there for you during your growing up years. Plus, Beth tried to have and maybe did have intimate relations with your father when he was married to your mother, Lyssa.

As far as I'm concerned, Dawg's and Hawg's worst crimes are not racial slurs but rather all the infidelities and broken homes and children they caused years ago. Plus, they helped to put an innocent man - Andrew Luster - behind bars.

[notadogfan]

www.nationalenquirer.com/civil_rights_cancel_dog_bounty_hunter/celebrity/64353

CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS TARGET A&E's ADVERTISERS AMID NEW DEMANDS TO CANCEL BOUNTY HUNTER

Prominent civil rights leaders have turned up the heat on the A&E network — demanding it permanently cancel its Dog the Bounty Hunter show or face an organized campaign targeting its advertisers, The ENQUIRER has learned exclusively.

Duane "Dog" Chapman made two TV appearances in which he apologized for his taped racist rant, but he also tried to rationalize his use of the "N" word, while going on the attack against the release of the private tape. Dog's TV interviews featured bizarre and contradictory statements and many civil rights leaders are outraged.

"I think that black America has forgiven me more than white America right now," Dog told Larry King. But activists and Black leaders are spreading a completely different message. They want his show scrapped and promise a "huge and public outcry" against the A&E Network if it's not.

Earl Ofari Hutchinson, President of the Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable, told The ENQUIRER: "For A&E to simply take Dog off its schedule and stop showing it for a while is not enough. What he said is so damaging and offensive that the only acceptable thing for the network to do is cancel the show permanently.

"And that's exactly what we've demanded that A&E do.

"The important thing to realize is that what Dog said and how he said it is far more damaging that what Don Imus said.

"For one thing, Imus's nasty comment was basically an off-the-cuff remark, a sick joke, as horrible as it was.

"But Dog was telling his own son that having a relationship with an African-American woman is totally unacceptable and that he would have to end it or get fired. This sends a horrible message.

"Basically, he seems to be saying that all black women are no-good whores and crack addicts.

"There is also an incitement to violence in the statement — it says that having an interracial relationship is so unacceptable that if it isn't ended strong action will be taken against you — you will be fired.

"Dog's statement is sending a very destructive message.

"This is why we've demanded that A&E cancel the show permanently.

"Now we'll give it some time for the dust to settle.

"But — if the network is not forthcoming with a statement about the show's permanent cancellation — we will call for a huge and very public outcry against the network, with hundreds of letters to A&E and its advertisers.

"That will be far more effective than a boycott."

Eddie Jones, President of the Los Angeles Civil Rights Association, supports Hutchinson and joined him in sending a letter to A&E asking that they terminate their relationship with Duane "Dog" Chapman and cancel the show outright.

Jones said Dog's comments were a violation of the woman's civil rights and that even a public apology to her isn't enough. "She should be compensated by him," Jones said. "She should take Dog to court for slander and defamation of character."

Dog has damaged the credibility and reputation of A&E, Jones said and held a press conference asking for a boycott of the network. He has not received a response from the network and said the media isn't doing enough.

"If we don't stand up and do something, we won't see change. Sometimes the boat doesn't just need to be rocked, it needs to be sunk."

In Hawaii, Alphonso Braggs, President of the Honolulu chapter of the NAACP, told The ENQUIRER: "So far A&E has done the right thing by temporarily removing Dog The Bounty Hunter from it's lineup — but it's clear that they are going to have to do more and cancel the show permanently.

"At this point it's premature to mount a public campaign against them now.

"I want them to have time to investigate the situation, realize its full magnitude, and come to the decision to cancel the show permanently on their own.

"But if they don't do it on their own, it will be time for us to take action and call for a public outcry. "What's happened is really very sad.

"This man was viewed as a reformer and leader in the community, a real mentor for our children.

"But the revelations about him and the destructive statements he's made have made it very clear that he doesn't deserve to be held in respect.

"And he certainly doesn't deserve to profit from us.

"If A&E does not cancel the show presently there will be massive public outcry against them."

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