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Vampire King Jonathon Sharkey Jailed for Threatening to Dismember, Impale Judge and His Family
Thursday, Dec. 17 2009 @ 11:57AM

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​He looks like a cross between a 1960s professional wrestler, a temp worker at a Renaissance Fair, and an extra from Spinal Tap. He also claims to be the "King of Vampyre Nation." But we're guessing that won't go over so well in the Indiana penal system...

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The picture kind of says it all, doesn't it? A vampire who plays a wicked ax while simultaneously dressing like a 1960s professional wrestler
​Jonathon Sharkey -- aka "Jonathon the Impaler," aka "Rocky Flash" -- will be spending the next two years in the slam for threatening to torture, dismember and impale a judge and his family.

It seems Sharkey was pissed at Marion County Judge David Certo over another case, though we're not quite sure what that was about. Starkey believed Certo was violating Vampyre Nation laws by trying him in a normal court. Sharkey, it seems, is only responsible to Vampyre law.

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We don't even know what to say about this
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On his MySpace page, he says "I will make Rambo look like Mother Teresa!" But he's a little more dainty in real life. So he went to the Speedway Public Library in Indianapolis to send out threatening messages saying he wanted to maim, impale and generally get Medieval on the judge, his wife and kids.

Alas, Sharkey seems to lack the covert skills of vampires in the movies. A library worker saw the threatening messages and called police. He's now pleaded guilty to making the threats and will spend the next two years in the slam.

We'll let Mario Massillamany from the Marion County prosecutor's office provide the straight-laced narration: "Mr. Flash believes that he is the leader of the Vampyre Nation and
there are a group of individuals that believe they're vampires here in the United States and he is their leader," Massillamany told WTHR-TV.

"By charging him, he believes that he as the leader of Vampyre Nation should not be held to the laws of the United States and that by holding to these laws, that Judge Certo is violating vampire law."

But jail time hasn't dampened Sharkey's ambitions. He plans to run for office with the pagan party when he gets out of prison, though he won't be able to stump at Judge Certo's. He's been ordered to stay away from the jurist and his family.

Tags: Indiana