[Skylus]

This is not new, and I didn't find this posted, if it already has been, then sorry. This is frightning, I used to work late-night hours at a local restraurant, and we always had scary-looking people lurk about. Here is her picture:

[reformedliberal]

He's paranoid schiz and pleaded guilty and he got 90 days. That is the problem.

[william clark]

Of course, now I'll be awaiting Michael Moore's expose of Canada's knife culture.

[robowombat]

The picture of the vermin who killed this young beauty can be seen at this site:

http://www.xanga.com/LadyPantheress

Mr. Sullivan looks like the poster boy for NightmaresAreUs.

[Ursus arctos horribilis]

Poor girl. sorry when such evil happens.

[jazusamo]

As well as this scum being a registered sex offender, the following is a snip from an article in The Columbian, a Vancouver newspaper.


Sullivan's criminal record in Clark County includes a 1999 conviction for fourth-degree assault with sexual motivation.

In 2001, he attempted to kidnap a 14-year-old girl from Naydenov Gymnastics Center. After a mental health evaluation, he pleaded guilty to unlawful imprisonment with sexual motivation.

While on community supervision for that offense, he was watching a 15-year-old girl run around the track at Mountain View High School on June 14, 2003. The girl became frightened and ran across the football field toward her home, according to court documents. Sullivan chased her but didn't catch her. The girl later identified Sullivan when a Vancouver police officer showed her photographs of registered sex offenders.

His corrections officer wrote on July 1, 2003, that Sullivan "has had difficulty adjusting to supervision, in part, because of his mental health disabilities." The officer said that the Mountain View incident "encompasses the same behavior which led to his previous convictions."

[MediaAnalyst]

"Court records indicate he suffers from paranoid schizophrenia."

Poor man. How unfortunate. Furthermore, the MSM has NO RIGHT to disclose his private medical condition. But now that they have...if he had only taken his medication properly, he wouldn't be in such a bad situation now.

Boy, it sure is tough to try to reason like a liberal.

[stinkerpot65]

http://ml.waspc.org/Results.aspx?Address=98661&Latitude=45.6312985617504&Longitude=-122.625896886472&Radius=3&Level=

Map of all the sex offenders just in that one little area.

[SES1066]

This is the bleeding edge of justice indeed.

Here is a true innocent killed by a victim of paranoid schizophrenia which I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. In the 'old' days these were the people sent for life confinement in 'those institutions' of the kind featured in "One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest". Now, following the revealed horrors of many of those places, these people have been 'de-institutionalized'.

For some of them this has been a very good thing, for most it has meant at best group homes or skid row, and for the worst - these nightmare incidents. In hindsight these are the ones who need to be closely confined for the sake of society as well as their own safety. But this is hindsight and there are some/many[?] who do not do these horrible things yet suffer the same sickness.

Drugs that reduce their problems also make them self-aware zombies, another horror but when they go 'off their meds', the sickness frequently worsens as the mind/body adapts.

Pray for the day when medicine finds cures for this monster. Meantime, in futility and compassion I pray for all involved in this nightmare, and ask God for speedy deliverance.