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Sex offender registers at new address

From Staff Reports

A devil-worshipping sex offender who recently moved to Spokane from Texas has registered at a new address.

Danny “Triple 6” Walter Schertz, 61, is living at the New Washington apartments, 327  1/2 W. 2nd Ave., according to the Spokane County Sheriff’s Office. He’s not under supervision and is not wanted by police.

He’s classified as a level 3 sex offender, the classification considered most likely to reoffend, and is required to check in with authorities quarterly now that he has a permanent address.

Schertz has convictions for rape, kidnapping and pimping that date back to the ’60s, and he spent nine years in a federal prison for charges related to kidnapping a teenage girl and pimping her at truck stops across the country in 1995, according to the Sheriff’s Office.

He uses a wheelchair but has some mobility in his legs, detectives said.

Schertz denied any sexual abuse, also saying he’s a proud Satanist.

“I just want to be left alone,” Schertz said. “I’m just out doing my own thing, and it don’t have anything to do with no teenagers or no kids, or anything illegal.”

Everybody’s Bazaar offers new, used items

Everybody’s Bazaar – a sort of indoor yard sale – will be held Saturday, June 20 at NorthTown Mall.

The twice-a-year event features private-party and business booths selling a variety of new and used goods. Between 3,500 and 6,000 people typically attend, said Shawn Shukle, marketing event planner for The Spokesman-Review, which sponsors the event.

Everybody’s Bazaar will be open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the former Steve & Barry’s location north of the Sears store. Tickets cost $4; children under 10 are admitted free. Registration deadline is Wednesday to sell at the show. For information, visit www.everybodysbazaar.com.