Websites with anti-Jena 6 rally messages on them are popping up all over the net.
One man is selling nooses for ten dollars each while another has listed all of the names of the Jena 6 teenagers as well as their parents addresses and phone numbers on it.
An internet radio host says his message is not of hate but of pro-white.
Louisiana Governor Kathleen Blanco issued a statement Saturday saying: "Harassing families involved in the legal issues in Jena can not and will not be tolerated. Public attacks on private citizens done out of ignorance and hatred is appalling, and anyone who stoops to such unspeakable persecution will be investigated and subject to the full penalty of law. I have asked law enforcement agencies to investigate this matter, and as Governor I will do everything in my power to put a stop to these cowardly threats to Louisiana citizens."
Story by Tania Francois
