By:  Lynn

Hicktowners,

The name Darrell Gilyard is not new to you.  PRESS HERE to see the numerous articles I’ve written about this predatory wolf in sheep’s clothing.  Hicktowners also remember JforJesus, who rolled through Hicktown telling everyone off and calling us “hicks” for daring to expose this monster.  Hey, JforJesus, WHERE ARE YOU?  Coward!

For the past year and a half, I’ve been warning Hicktowners in the Florida area to keep themselves and their children away from this dangerous thug-in-a-robe.

As Hicktowners are fully aware, this dangerous freakazoid and pervert has been sexually abusing women for years, using his high profile position as “pastor” to devastate women and little girls.

Instead of the church banning and shunning this obvious freak, they passed him around the way Catholics do when their “priests” get caught raping little boys.

This sicko, Darrell Gilyard was passed around from church to church. Within days of arriving at a new church, he would eye the women and girls in the church to determine who his next victim would be.

GOD finally stepped in and put the breaks on this criminal wolf because mankind obviously did not have enough morals or balls to do so. Yes, I said “balls”. Do you have a problem with that? I DARE the “holier than Thou” crew to email me today!

The Lord Himself has exposed this dog and now he must pay! Check this out:

A former pastor faces three years in prison after pleading guilty Thursday to molesting a teenage girl from his Jacksonville church and sending lewd messages to another.

The Rev. Darrell Gilyard, former pastor of Shiloh Metropolitan Baptist Church, also will be required to register as a sex offender under terms of his plea agreement. His prison sentence will be followed by three years of sex-offender probation, limiting his contact with children and where he can live and work.

“You taught us the truth … but you lived a lie,” one victim’s mother told Gilyard, 47, in court. She said she’d continue praying for him.

Circuit Judge Michael Weatherby scheduled sentencing June 11. He warned Gilyard, who remains free on his own recognizance, to show up or face the full 15-year sentence allowed for second-degree felonies.

Gilyard and his attorney, Hank Coxe, left court out a back door to avoid reporters. Later, Gilyard told the Times-Union he recognizes he is not yet in a position to ask for forgiveness.
“I stood in court today recognizing that I made serious mistakes and that I disappointed a great number of people,” Gilyard said. “It is my intention when this is all over to make it up to everyone as best I can.”

GO HERE to read the remainder of this story, which goes into his history of criminal behavior towards women and children.