A Jewish Extremist CRUClFlED (and murdered) an Arizona Christian Pastor in an elaborate plan to kiII 14 Christian leaders in 10 different states in what he called “Operation First Commandment.”
Adam Sheafe, an extremist Zionist, confessed to the gruesome murder and crucifixion of 76-year-old Pastor Bill Schonemann in April 2025 in Arizona, marking the first of 14 pastors he allegedly planned to kill.
During the interview, Sheafe chillingly admitted, “Did you kill Pastor Bill Schonemann? Yes. Why? There’s 13 tribes of Israel,” revealing his motive rooted in a distorted religious ideology.
Sheafe detailed his plan to “execute and crucify 13 priests” and “put one of the tribes of Israel on each of their right ears,” indicating a ritualistic approach to his crimes.
He justified his actions by stating, “It’s a commandment to rid Israel of evil,” referring to the world as “Israel,” not the sovereign nation, and showed no remorse, saying, “Not only do I have zero remorse, I plan on fulfilling what I started.”
Sheafe’s background includes a history of criminal activity, as he mentioned, “I’ve done this…you know..I have been in and out of prison so I run around with police probably 100 times in my life.”
The murder of Pastor Schonemann occurred shortly after Easter services, with Sheafe confessing, “I drove from [Phoenix] to Bill’s house, like two in the morning on a Sunday night, and I executed him.”
This case has drawn attention due to Sheafe’s explicit religious motivations and his willingness to confess, contrasting with typical criminal behavior where suspects often deny involvement.
The broader context includes rising concerns about extremist ideologies influencing violent acts, with this case highlighting the intersection of religious extremism and criminal behavior in the United States.


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