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250:: "What was building up inside the dome was a mass suicide pact orchestrated by the insane element". During the uprising, MacKenzie eclipsed Knight as the leader. MacKenzie feared Beaucage as one of the leaders who were intent upon escalating the uprising into a bloodbath and who would veto his plans for a "silent vote" to end the uprising. MacKenzie knew that Beaucage would insist upon an "open vote" and that most of the other prisoners would not oppose him. MacKenzie also knew that in an "open vote" that most prisoners would vote against surrendering out of the fear of appearing cowardly, but in a "silent vote" the surrender option would prevail as most of the prisoners were hungry, tired and terrified of being killed if the soldiers surrounding the prison stormed the penitentiary. After MacKenzie left to negotiate with the citizens committee formed to mediate the crisis, Shepley shouted "the fun is about to begin!" and led a gang into the 4-B wing where the hostages were held, but were blocked by Ford, a man whom none of the other prisoners wanted to fight. Sheply joined by Beaucage and others then turned their attention to the prisoners in the 1-D wing.
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Kingston penitentiary as a punishment after he escaped from Burwash prison. As Moore was a very attractive young man, many of the other prisoners at Kingston penitentiary had wanted to rape him, which led him to ask to being transferred to the 1-D wing for the "undesirables" for his own safety. Because Moore lived in the 1-D wing, he was widely assumed to be a child molester. One of Beaucage's friends, Robbie Robidoux, asked Moore how many ribs there were in the human body; when Moore replied that he did not know, Robidoux answered by saying that he did not know either and he was about to find out as he was going to break all of Moore's ribs. Robidoux then proceeded to use a metal bar to break all of Moore's ribs. Moore recalled that besides for the pain that it was almost impossible for him to breath as his ribs were smashed in.
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Beaucage drag the "undesirables" from the 1-D wing to the dome that served as the center of prison life. On 22 November 1971, the Crown in an unexpected move made a plea bargain with Beaucage where the charge of two counts of first-degree murder were dropped in exchange for him pleading guilty to assault causing bodily harm with regard to the beating of Ensor. The other 12 accused all made plea bargains to pledge guilty to one count of manslaughter each. Justice Henderson accepted the plea bargain as he argued that the crimes of child molesters were such that it generated such an "irrational" hatred that those who had killed Ensor and Robert could not be held legally responsible. Henderson stated that the sight of "undesirables" such as child molesters, rapists, and child killers were such that: "I doubt if an ordinary man would have had his stability and control", but added that there was no evidence of any intention to commit murder by the accused. Justice Henderson sentenced Beaucage to 21 months in prison to be served concurrently with his eight-year sentence for manslaughter.
269:. Beaucage seemed to take a sadistic pleasure as Ensor screamed and sobered in pain under the shower of blows to his body while his hood was soaked in his blood. The next prisoner to be killed was Bertrand Robert, a man convicted of murdering his five children by slowly boiling them to death via his hot stove burner, who was beaten with metal pipes with the prisoners told him: "That's for boiling your kids". Although not a child molester, the coroner's report showed that all five of Robert's children had suffered extreme physical abuse which along with the sadistic method of killing his own children had made Robert one of the most hated men in Kingston Penitentiary. To put a stop to the impeding massacre as Beaucage was intent upon torturing and killing all of the "undesirables", MacKenzie, who had returned to the 4-B wing, agreed to release the hostages. MacKenzie spoke on the telephone with
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Beaucage stormed in to take them to be tried by the kangaroo court. One of the three, Ron McCorkel, ran away and was chased by Beaucage who seized him. As Beaucage marched McCorkel for his "trial" under the dome, he was heard to say: "I've been waiting four and a half fucking years to get you". On 18 April 1971, the "undesirables" were tied to chairs, had their heads covered with bedsheets and with Beaucage shouting orders were beaten bloody by the other prisoners. Beaucage personally broke the noses of all 16 of the "undesirables". He encouraged the other prisoners who beat the condemned men with their fists, metal bars, hammers and anything else that would inflict pain, which caused the area under the dome to be socked in their pools of their blood. Beaucage used a narrow board with a protruding nail hammered through it to attack the "undesirables" tied into their chairs.
370:, wrote that Beaucage "adopted the Choice's hatred of the Outlaws with the fervor of a true zealot". On one visit to London, he tried to pull off the sign of the Outlaws' London clubhouse, causing the Outlaws to shoot him. He was wearing a bulletproof vest and survived. The Outlaws placed a contract on Beaucage's life with their policy being "take him out". On 16 January 1987, Beaucage during a visit to London was shot by an Outlaw with .45 caliber handgun, taking a bullet to the heart, but again survived the shooting. Beaucage's heavy use of cocaine and Amphetamines added to his aggression. In common with many other outlaw bikers, Beaucuage worked as a subcontractor for the Mafia, making regular trips to Montreal to work as an enforcer for the Rizzuto family.
246:, had just given a speech saying he would not negotiate with Knight, which the prisoners were aware of by listening to their transistor radios. MacKenzie grabbed the megaphone back from Beaucage. The prisoners shouted "let Knight have his say", but it was clear from that point onwards that Knight was no longer the leader of the uprising. Caron described Beaucage and his followers as becoming more dangerous and unpredictable, and stated that Goyer's speech destroyed Knight's creditability with the other prisoners. Caron wrote in his 1985 memoir
385:. Campbell complained that Beaucuage was disparaging Satan's Choice as Campbell maintained: "I'm extremely loyal, so it's argument. He was really running things down. I had been Choice since I was seventeen. That's just not done around me". Afterwards, Campbell decided to kill Beaucage—whose anger issues were becoming too much for him to handle—and only spared him after Beaucauge called him on the phone to apologize. Campbell stated that Beaucage was a "big man" who was willing to admit to his faults.
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Beaucage had told him "you don't belong in the general population" and beat him bloody. When a prisoner, Dave Shepley started a fight with another prisoner, John McBride, Beaucage broke up the fight by shouting at Shepley "let the kid go!" Shepley suffered a broken jaw, was released to be treated, and chose to return to the Kingston penitentiary to be with his friends. Upon his return, Sheply aligned himself with Beaucage against Knight.
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Justice Henderson had called several meetings with the defense lawyers and the Crown Attorneys to discuss how to arrange plea bargains to give the accused the lightest possible sentences. In 1974, Beaucage was released from prison, but in
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Passarelli. In his last years, Beaucage had become addicted to heroin and several members of Satan's Choice such as Wayne Kelly were planning his murder. Beaucage ordered Passarelli out of the room so that he could have sex with his girlfriend, which offended Passarelli who told him: "No
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346:. Beaucage's role in the Kingston prison riot along with his claims to have killed Ensor and Robert had made him into a celebrity in the Canadian underworld. In 1985, Beaucage left the Holocaust club after a dispute with Kellestine and joined the
194:. His parents were Leslie Beaucage and Margaret Beaucage (née Black). Beaucage came from a loving middle-class family, and was very close to his mother, who always paid to hire the best defense lawyers to represent him in his trials.
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2110:Robert Simon
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2025:Duax Ngakuru
2000:Allan Meehan
1975:Frank Mather
1900:Larry Hurren
1890:Marko Hirsma
1830:Steven Gault
1790:Ion Croitoru
1720:Harry Bowman
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1685:Sonny Barger
1680:David Atwell
1599:Solo Angeles
1564:Rock Machine
1559:Road Runners
1549:Road Knights
1489:No Surrender
1484:Night Wolves
1414:Hells Angels
1409:Head Hunters
1404:Gypsy Jokers
1379:Gate Keepers
1359:El Forastero
1269:Black Uhlans
1244:Annihilators
1183:. Retrieved
1179:
1169:
1162:Edwards 2013
1157:
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1125:Edwards 2013
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1113:Edwards 2013
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1086:Edwards 2013
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1074:Edwards 2013
1041:Fogarty 2021
1022:Fogarty 2021
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172:outlaw biker
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86:outlaw biker
60:(1991-03-03)
58:3 March 1991
43:22 June 1947
2426:1991 deaths
2421:1947 births
2359:Bob Paulson
2354:John Harris
2190:Tarek Zahed
2165:Gerald Ward
2075:Paul Porter
2010:Mich Murray
1995:Jeff McLeod
1950:Frank Lenti
1930:Sam Klepper
1925:Cecil Kirby
1875:Lars Harnes
1815:Jamie Flanz
1810:Alan Fisher
1795:Michel Dubé
1785:Gary Comeau
1735:Yves Buteau
1730:Mark Buddle
1705:Merv Blaker
1665:Larry Amero
1474:Mobshitters
1349:Dirty Dozen
1309:Club Deroes
1274:Blue Angels
363:401 highway
350:chapter of
271:Ron Haggart
216:Roger Caron
112:(1985-1991)
91:drug dealer
74:Occupations
2415:Categories
2349:Terry Hall
2344:Jay Dobyns
2195:Chuck Zito
2155:Alex Vella
1970:David Mann
1544:Red Devils
1464:Lost Breed
1449:Kings Crew
1434:Highwaymen
1429:Highway 61
1369:Free Souls
1319:Comanchero
1304:Chosen Few
1294:Cannonball
646:Caron 1985
580:Caron 1985
486:References
439:0458997005
220:Wayne Ford
104:Allegiance
39:1947-06-22
2085:Louis Roy
2080:Jock Ross
2040:Jim Nolan
1880:Mick Hawi
1629:Vendettas
1614:Tribesmen
1589:Satudarah
1554:Road Rats
348:Kitchener
2373:See also
1424:Hessians
1324:Cossacks
1299:Chicanos
1289:Bullshit
1254:Bandidos
299:Kingston
168:gangster
81:Gangster
1658:Members
1569:Rockers
1529:Popeyes
1514:Outlaws
1479:Mongols
1444:Kinfolk
1389:Gremium
1339:Diablos
1249:Bacchus
1185:16 July
395:Toronto
383:Lindsay
66:Toronto
2380:Colors
2204:Events
1534:Rebels
1519:Pagans
1494:Nomads
1459:Loners
1384:Gitans
474:
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403:Loners
389:Murder
375:Oshawa
311:hippie
1649:Zulus
1624:Vagos
1619:Trust
1364:Finks
1279:Breed
1236:Clubs
422:Books
1850:M.H.
1187:2023
472:ISBN
453:ISBN
434:ISBN
222:and
55:Died
29:Born
325:of
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