PHONE SAVES RAPED GIRL

NY Post ^ | 3-18-02 | By PHILIP MESSING

[Montfort]

"He looked right at the detectives and said, 'I'll get out. I always do,'" the source said.

That's the key. He felt he was entitled to commit violent crimes. Why would he think otherwise, if he had always been let off before.

The libs whine about how Virginia built too many prisons and abolished parole for certain criminals. "All that money wasted." They miss the point. In Virginia, we now have too many prisons beds because many criminals figured out that we had enough room to hold them and keep them there as long as appropriate to the crime.

It's hard to believe this idiot took his victim to a diner. The rest of the context, and his "I always get out" line damns him.

[coloradan]

"He looked right at the detectives and said, 'I'll get out. I always do,'" the source said.

Hmmm....

She should sue whatever judge, probation officer, or other official let him out last time, for her emotional distress. Let's see some accountability on the part of those who would release violent people back into society.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Felons have IQs between 90 and 100. The exceptions fall outside that range.

WJC immediately comes to mind.

People with high IQs are less likely to be CONVICTED of the felonies they commit, because they are less likely to confess.

If I have learned one thing from the cop shows on TV it is this: the only thing you should ever say to a cop in that little room with the one-way mirror is "I want a lawyer."

WJC demonstrated that all you have to do to beat a rap is deny, deny deny. Guilt or innocence has nothing to do with it.