Katelynn Stinnett National Ride for Child Abuse Awareness

Katelynn Stinnett was a beautiful little girl who was savagely beaten, raped, torchered and murdered by Brian Crabtree, her 18 year old babysitter.
The attack happened just after Thanksgiving, 2008 in her hometown in Kentucky.

When admitted to the hospital, unconcious and unresponsive, she had a faint pulse.
The doctors and trauma team did everything they could to keep her as comfortable
as possible to give her tiny body time to heal.
Upon exam and X-rays, pictures showed Katelynn's body covered in bruises,
her skull had been shattered and nearly every bone in her body had been broken at one time or another.

Little Katelynn hung on as long as she could, but her body was too damaged.
Her fight for life ended in that hospital, on December 3, 2008 at the tender age of 2;
when she succumbed to the injuries sustained from that brutal assault.


As our thundering roar echoes the county, let it be a warning to abusers that we'll
ride into hell for just one child!

~We ride in Katelynn's memory, but we'll ride for all kids who desperately need help~

*NOTE: Katelynn's organs were harvested and gifted to others.
From one little girl, many live on.

Please spend an afternoon with us to help raise awareness and much needed funding for this cause.
Please join us as bikers nationwide take a stand against child abuse!

On June 19th, 2010, in 50 states across this great nation
and across 3 time-zones simultaneously...

"The 2nd Annual Katelynn Stinnett National Memorial Ride for
Child Abuse Prevention & Awareness"
will commence.
Bikers alike will ride in memory of those who's voices have been silenced and for all children who are too small and frightened to stand up for themselves.

Kickstands up approx:
11:00am on the West Coast
12:00pm Central Time
1:00pm on the East Coast

All proceeds/donations from this Southern California event will go directly to: Promises2Kids San Diego, Ca