Murder of Pastor by Extremist
Why did a Zionist extremist crucify and torture
a Christian pastor in his own home in Arizona?
In the early hours of April 28,
2025, Adam Christopher Schiff entered the
New River residence of 76-year-old Pastor
Bill Shunaman. Bill had led the New River Bible Chapel
for 25 years. Schiff broke into his
home, overpowered him, and then killed him.
Unfortunately, he was just getting started.
Next, he used a power drill to pin the pastor's
hands to the wall in a cruciform position.
He then placed a crown of thorns fashioned from
local desert plants on the dead man's head.
Schiff later confessed in recorded interviews from jail.
He said the killing was the first act of what he called
Operation First Commandment. He claimed that
Christian pastors violated the first commandment by
teaching that Jesus is God. He repeatedly
stated that only Yahweh is God. A large Hebrew tattoo
of what he said was the divine ran across his neck.
He described a list of 14 Christian leaders
across 10 states he intended to kill in the
same manner. After leaving New River, he drove towards
Sedona with the stated goal of murdering two more
priests. He told the interviewers that he felt no
remorse and that he would have continued his mission if he
were free. Prosecutors charged him with murder and
related felonies and were seeking the death penalty.
Schiff, at times representing himself, said he
also wanted the death penalty. The official record
consists of his own confessions, the physical evidence
at the scene of the crime, and the interrupted journey to the next
targets, which by his own accounts, were other
pastors in the area. What was it about his religious
ideology that made him feel that he was required to carry
out these acts of brutality against Christian targets?
Adam Schiff was later interviewed by the press.
Do you think God was going to forgive your sins?
Absolutely, He'll forgive my sins. He forgives, He's a forgiving God.
He's a loving God.
How do you justify that? I mean, if you're killing somebody,
or multiple people,
attempted-
Okay, but-
How does that work?
It's a commandment to, to, to, to rid Israel of
evil. There's 13 tribes of Israel, so what I wanted to do was
execute and crucify 13 priests and put
one of the tribes of Israel in each of their right ears, which I did
with this priest. I put the tribe of Benjamin.
In the end, Bill was killed and crucified for
his belief in Jesus Christ.
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