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Apathy & Fake News:
The Murder of Kitty Genovese

Adna Bertrand Rockwell

1,663 words

The Witness (2015)
Directed by James D. Solomon

Before working out at the gym became my religion, I grew up attending church every Sunday. The first sermon I recall hearing was related to the “apathy” of those New Yorkers who were in their apartments overlooking a street where a 29-year-old woman named Kitty Genovese was murdered on a cold, dark night. Fighting “apathy” was, according to our minister, a big moral deal and meant all sorts of politically correct moral things that I’ve now come to believe are not so moral. The morality tale resulting from the murder of Kitty Genovese regarding “apathy” was created in a now-classic New York Times article dated March 27, 1964. The article leads off with the alarming line, “For more than half an hour 38 respectable, law‐abiding citizens in Queens watched a killer stalk and stab a woman in three separate attacks in Kew Gardens.”

Kitty Genovese’s murder and the alleged apathy of her neighbors impacted American society like a well-aimed barrage of eight-inch artillery shells. Television programs referred to the events for decades, even altering the details to imply the neighbors callously went out of their way not to get involved. The original Death Wish alludes to the Genovese murder when Paul Kersey pulls down his window shades rather than stop a mugging of a woman outside his apartment complex. For the next two decades, every few years, reporters would track down a Kew Garden witness and attempt to carry out an interview-by-ambush. The murder was the inspiration for a theory called the “bystander effect.” According to this admittedly plausible theory, one is more likely to get help if there are fewer people around rather than more.

The actual events of the murder are unearthed in the 2015 documentary film, The Witness, which presents findings in the case by Kitty’s brother, William Genovese. William lost both legs while serving in the US Marine Corps in Vietnam. Will’s decision to volunteer for ‘Nam was based on his desire to fight against “apathy.” After watching this documentary, this author realized that instead of an inguilting morality tale about “apathy,” the story around Kitty Genovese’s murder should really be interpreted as a call for further white advocacy.

A more accurate view of the Kitty Genovese murder first bubbled up into the public consciousness in 2004, when an amateur historian named Joseph De May, Jr. decided to create a historical Website about the Kew Gardens apartment complex, where he lived. In doing so, he was forced to examine the area’s most notorious crime. After reading the original New York Times article, De May realized that the story presented therein was not accurate. The inaccuracies began in the first sentence. De May was able to prove that there were two attacks on Kitty, not three. Additionally, one resident had shouted at the killer from his window, causing him to temporarily flee. Kitty walked away, and the person who had shouted assumed the attack had been thwarted.

Assuming it was not completely invented by the New York Times, the idea of “38 witnesses” probably comes from a list of names of those the police interviewed as part of their investigation – not people who saw anything during the attack. At any rate, the records show that most witnesses heard, and did not see, something, and didn’t realize there was a murder happening. Several residents also claimed they had called the police; in 1964, however, there was not the efficient 911 system we have today. One had to dial an ordinary number, and calls weren’t recorded, either. One also had to call the police precinct responsible for the particular area where a crime was being committed instead of a central dispatch office. The Kew Gardens residents were thus ineffective, not “apathetic.”

The map of Kew Gardens and the crime scene.

So what can a white advocate take away from both the documentary The Witness and the overall story of Kitty Genovese? The first thing that jumps out is the Jewish Question. The editor responsible for the original New York Times story was Abe Rosenthal, and the reporter who wrote it was Martin Gansberg. The Jewish aspect of this case will be further discussed below, but it needs to be mentioned up front. The second thing which jumps out is the media’s framing of the story. It appeared on the front page of the New York Times at a time when that paper still held unquestioned credibility across American society as a whole, when the news media in general was still widely believed to be a neutral, honest institution merely reporting facts. The 1964 article was intended to shape public consciousness, and was thus an example of metapolitics in action. In fact, in present-day terms, it was both metapolitics and fake news.

Although this is not discussed in the documentary, it’s possible that Abe Rosenthal and Martin Gansburg themselves could have been influenced to talk about “apathy” by contemporary pop-culture works. The first is The Time Machine (1960). In this film, the blondish Eloi sit passively while a woman in danger screams for help. The second, more directly applicable film is the Alfred Hitchcock classic, Rear Window (1954). In a scene which moves the plot to its climax, a woman whose dog has been killed by the movie’s antagonist cries out, “Which one of you did it? Which one of you killed my dog? You don’t know the meaning of the word neighbors. Neighbors like each other, speak to each other, care if anybody lives or dies. But none of you do.”

“Apathy” didn’t kill Kitty Genovese, an Afro did. Kitty Genovese’s murder should have been a teachable moment about black crime and the destruction of America’s cities.

Lost in all the shouting about “apathy” is what President John Quincy Adams’s grandson Charles Francis Adams, Jr. called “The Everlasting Nigger-Question.” Kitty Genovese was slain by a black serial killer and life-long criminal, also 29, named Winston Moseley. In a just world, the message of Kitty Genovese’s murder should not have been “apathy,” but a teachable moment about the escalating black crime wave across the great cities of the North. Which brings us back to the Jewish Question. It is a well-known fact that Jews supported black aspirations during the “civil rights” revolution of the 1960s – which was a black revolution, not a campaign for “rights.” In order to advance “civil rights,” newspaper creators suppressed the facts about black crime. The story of “apathy” was a look-the-other-way dodge to keep popular support for the Jewish-led MLK/desegregation efforts going.

One aspect of black crime which is plainly demonstrated in this movie is the black community’s inability to self-police through effective moral instruction or moral action. In a very tense scene, William Genovese meets with Winston Moseley’s son, who is a minister. The killer’s black, preacher-man son believes that his father “snapped out” of his evil later in life and insists that Kitty had used “racial epithets” towards his father, thus deserving to be attacked. The black preacher-man has a hard time pronouncing the word “epithets,” and there is a sense that he is using a word he doesn’t fully understand. Regardless, even if Kitty had used racial epithets against Moseley, this did not give Moseley the right to stab her to death in two separate attacks. This should be an important lesson regarding the black community – even their ministers can’t morally police themselves or their community. Christianity has made no impact upon blacks.

This famous photo of Kitty Genovese from 1961 is a mugshot. Kitty was the manager of a bar and was arrested in an anti-gambling sweep.

Another thing one can sift out from this documentary is the idea that crime – meaning black crime, of course – was already bad in America’s cities by the 1950s, contrary to the myth of an American ’50s whitopia. Because of what was going on, all the Genovese family but Kitty had left New York City for Connecticut in the 1950s. Since discovering Counter-Currents and reading many of its articles, I’ve come to conclude that African pathology didn’t arise in the 1960s, as is popularly believed. It has always existed. There has never been a time since the end of slavery when the black population was anything more than a menace to the whites who live near them.

Part of the viral reaction to Kitty Genovese’s murder was the fact that she was a “you go girl” trying to “make it on her own.” The documentary shows that Kitty had been briefly married to a man, but that after their annulment, she had moved in with another woman in a “Boston Marriage”  arrangement (today she has been declared a lesbian). With that in mind, Kitty’s death underscored the old truths that nothing good happens to someone who is out and about after midnight, and that a woman away from her adult male relatives is especially vulnerable. It is not a coincidence that the horror genre of film really took off in the 1960s, and that most of the genre’s fans were, and still are, women. It remains to be seen for just how long the horror show of Africans living in the great cities of Western Civilization will continue.

The final notable thing about this film is the clear sympathy that Shannon Beeby showed for William Genovese after she acted out Kitty’s final moments. I can’t be certain exactly what Shannon Beeby’s heritage is, but Beeby is an English name, and variants of this surname can be found in the genealogy books of the first New England Puritan settlers. During the nineteenth century, there was considerable tension between native-born Protestant whites with names like Beebe/y and Catholic immigrants from Europe such as the Genovese family. Indeed, American Protestants in the Know-Nothing Party of the 1850s saw blacks as being less alien than Catholics. It is clear, however, that this situation has long since ended. All whites are in this together, no matter how many sacraments you think is the right number. We’re all Kitty Genovese.

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  1. Mowbray says:
    August 20, 2018 at 8:00 am

    It’s a very good documentary and is touching in showing Bill Genovese’s defense of his family and its image. A powerful juggernaut had implied, with the mugshot photo, especially, that Kitty Genovese, and presumably her family, were trash. I even had that impression until I saw the film. Some of the best parts are interviews with the younger 20-something Genoveses, who say they knew nothing about their famous aunt beyond what they read on Wikipedia. Bill’s arguments with his siblings about his project and what it means for their family are fascinating and ring true. There are many aspects to this story and this film and the family aspect is the one that comes through strongest to me.

  2. Peter Quint says:
    August 20, 2018 at 9:34 am

    I am glad that you wrote this article, I ran across references to “The Witness” several years ago, and it changed my mind, even though, I have never actually watched it. The jewish portrayal of 38 whites standing at their windows, figuratively eating popcorn, and enjoying the show is typical jewish tripe to imply that white people are morally flawed. If you google black uprisings, and riots you will find that they have been occurring long before the civil war occurred, and they occurred more frequently as the numbers of blacks rose. There have been many black riots in American cities long before the 1960s.

    1. Joseph S. Salemi says:
      August 20, 2018 at 2:40 pm

      If a number of Kitty Genovese’s neighbors had come out and stopped Moseley by beating him to a bloody pulp, Abe Rosenthal’s New York Times would have run a condemnatory spread on white racism in Queens, and about the lynch-mob mentality of those neighbors. The entire situation was seemingly designed to allow the snotty Times to show its contempt for outer-borough white ethnics, no matter what they did.

      A.M. Rosenthal was an accomplished and skillful liar. It’s no surprise that he became a vociferous and rabid pro-war Neocon in the 1990s.

  3. Joseph S. Salemi says:
    August 20, 2018 at 9:43 am

    I lived in Queens in 1964, not far from Kew Gardens. The propaganda spouted by Abe Rosenthal’s New York Times was deeply resented by those in the area who knew what had really occurred.

    As for Winston Moseley, he was guilty of the murders of two other white women besides Kitty Genovese. He killed Annie May Johnson and Barbara Kralik within the same time period as the Genovese assault. Kralik (whose family I knew) was murdered when Moseley broke into her home through a window late at night, and slaughtered the girl (she was fifteen) in her bed. Moseley confessed to this latter crime in court.

    Moseley was to have been executed for these murders, but bleeding-heart scum got him off with life imprisonment.

  4. Joseph S. Salemi says:
    August 20, 2018 at 10:45 am

    In addition to the three women he murdered and raped, Winston Moseley also admitted to the rape of at least eight other white women which were not reported. Moreover, while in prison, he escaped from a hospital transport van, overpowering a guard and seizing his gun. Then he went on a hostage-taking and rape spree for several days in upstate New York. He received no additional punishment for these crimes (how many more years can you add to a life sentence?)

    In the past, genetic garbage like Moseley would have been disposed of very quickly. Instead, New York State fed him, clothed him, and housed him till he died at 81.

    1. Mowbray says:
      August 20, 2018 at 12:05 pm

      He also killed a black woman and burned down her house, as mentioned in the film. There are also references (not in the film) to his necrophilia. Moseley was the dictionary definition of a fiend. We shouldn’t focus on him here. What the film so admirably does is champion the life of Kitty and her family, who were so obscenely wronged by this wicked deed, which was also cruelly and unfairly misdirected onto the residents of Kew Gardens, Queens, New York.

  5. Calogero says:
    August 21, 2018 at 4:12 pm

    One thing that I am told when I mention the name of one of the many black American serial killers is that people have never heard of them like they have with white killers who have movies, books, tv shows, articles, etc. written about them. Well, these people have surely heard of Kitty Genovese(R.I.P.), and now I can let them know the hidden fact that she was killed by an early black serial killer.

    1. WWWM says:
      August 22, 2018 at 2:03 am

      Look up the book, “Rise of the Black Serial Killer” by Justin Cottrell. It is a very important document. The myth of the serial killer always being white is another cultural manipulation that can be debunked easily with the available facts. The liberal establishment is very sensitive about the black crime problem and exposing it can be a productive tactic for our side.

  6. metal_gear says:
    August 21, 2018 at 4:40 pm

    Here’s a tweet from Mollie Tibbetts, murdered by an illegal immigrant, “I hate white people.” This is what we’re dealing with.

    https://twitter.com/Motibbs/status/940792919266680833

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