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Originally Posted by ALBUQ F-1
(Post 8615431)
IMO -- just too damn many people on this planet!!
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Originally Posted by Julies Cool F1
(Post 8610598)
Both of the Girls lived by me in Poway. The community effort to find Chelsea was phenominal. She was a Star Student and all around wonderful gal. The guy arrested was a released sex offender out on parole after 5 years in prison for abducting and molesting a 13 year old - 5 years!!!!!. And he is speculated to have killed them both and a third girl not yet found.
Nothing will bring them back Ross, but with the evidence they have on this guy, he needs to be convicted and executed if that's what it's going to take to keep him from ever doing this again. Not vengance, but prevention with these perverts! They always re-offend given the opportunity! GOD bless:( |
OK............. I know it's Off Topic. Gotta Vent !!! Sorry, I know it's about our Trucks..... but we sometimes share our humanity.
My Wife has been a part of the Amber D. saga and has by family request, led public prayer in our town at the various gatherings that have taken place over the last year. Today....... This piece of **** confessed and pled guilty to the rape, strangulation and/or stabbing of these two beautiful girls....... His confession allows him to avoid the death penalty. So I have to pay money to feed this non-human for the the rest of his sorry a$$ life...... What has this wonderful country come to ???? No need to answr that question..... just really sad for the families at the moment. Us folks in San Diego are pissed...... |
Just glad to hear that he is finally behind bars forever and will never be able to harm another young girl. Each day that he is alive in prison is a day that he has to think about what he did and live in the fear of which inmate is going to take his life...sometimes life in prison is a far worse fate than death. At least I hope that it is for him.
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Originally Posted by CharlieLed
(Post 8780104)
Just glad to hear that he is finally behind bars forever and will never be able to harm another young girl. Each day that he is alive in prison is a day that he has to think about what he did and live in the fear of which inmate is going to take his life...sometimes life in prison is a far worse fate than death. At least I hope that it is for him.
The good news is that if the general prison population ever gets a hold of him he has a much better chance of being killed in prison than if he were to go to trial and be awaded the death penalty! And it's that fear that will haunt him for the rest of his, hopefully, short life! What's the really sad part about all of this is that the incompotent people all along the way in "the system" who let this guy walk with so many parole violations, and dangerous psychological reviews, will never be held accountable for their lack of action or compotence. They are responsible for this girls death as much as anyone and they should all be fired and tried for criminal neglegence - it'll never happen, and that's a crime in itself. Despite the fact that he's locked up for good, they will do this again and someone else will still die in the future because of it. |
I sort of agree that our culture has shifted since I was a kid to one that views violence as a normal way of life. If we would worry more about victim rights and less about criminal rights we would start to regain back our society. I pray for the girl's families.
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this kind of garbage even inhabits my underpopulated area of the world, sad to say. there is no escaping it nowdays. until decent people take this country back, and quit listening to the bleeding-heart so-in-sos, it will get worse.
pray for the victim's families, and for our still great country my .02 dave |
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