Fake Killpens:

Question: What do you do if you are receiving welfare payments, have very little job skills, have seven misdemeanor convictions, but you want to make money?

Answer: You start a fake Kill Pen page on Facebook!

Let’s look at “Emily McKinney”, whose legal name is “Emily C Grubbs”, she used to broker for Kauffman, Bowie and North Texas Kill Pen, had falling out with these brokers and “hung out her own shingle” and created a fake Kill Pen page titled: Lone Star Kill Pen.

From her 3.2 acre residential property, she posts horses that supposedly ship to slaughter, horses that she simply recycles through a local auction if they don’t sell. She also buys horses from that auction.

Because Emily can’t have the welfare office find out that she is taking in $100K per year from flipping horses, all of the PayPal transactions go through a “Zeb Smith” who in reality is a guy named “Zebulin J Smith” who lives in Heber City, Utah now, and is the husband of Elisha Gimenez, also in Utah now, and who was involved in prior kill pen scams and was also a board member of Scarlet’s Legacy Equine Rescue. This is the “rescue” that moved from Nevada to Texas and had their horses taken away (50 were dead in a pit.) But she was also the paid person running the Kaufman Kill Pen page for Mike McBarron. Looks like she and her husband have found a way to stay relevant in the Texas kill pen broker sales all the way from Utah!

After all, they all make about $100K per year from their horse flipping scams, while also collecting public assistance and running an unregistered business (TX requires businesses to be registered with the Secretary of State).