Posted on 09/19/2006 11:47:34 AM PDT by raccoonradio
SALEM, N.H. -- A Maine couple are accused of abducting their daughter and attempting to force her to get an abortion in New York after learning the father is black, their hometown sheriff said yesterday.
Sheriff Mark Dion of Cumberland County, Maine, where the alleged kidnapping occurred, said 19-year-old Katelyn Kampf, who is white, told him yesterday that her parents were upset about the interracial relationship.
``She clearly is still traumatized by the event," Dion said. ``It is difficult for her to appreciate that her parents did what they did, although it's not a surprise to her, based on other events that have occurred in the household."
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I agree, they weren't thinking about politics. Take notice, I didn't say they were Democrats.
I posted as much on another thread about this.
I don't know what the parents' political leanings are but it is fair to say that there are surely many right-leaning republicans who claim to be pro-life until their daughter gets knocked up by a black man.
In fact, there are probably many on this forum who quietly sympathize with the parents and are hoping for a slap on the wrist --they're just not going to come out and say it.
Those here who remain in fearful silence are also hypocrites.
I totally concur with you on this one. This one probably hits a wee bit too close to home for some, hence they will remain silent.
What a sleezebag of a lawyer ~ this is roughly Guy Fawke's defense ~ that none of the various things he'd done, from taking gunpowder into Parliament, to lighting matches, was a violation of law.
The Brits hanged him anyway for trying to blow up Parliament.
I suspect that when you are in the act of commiting a crime, possessing the "tools of the trade" is probably another count they can use to keep these people in jail for a long time.
Not sure that would work with these people but we'd get lots of new material for Court TV.
From Portland Press Herald:
>>But Mark Sisti, the ponytailed lawyer who represented Pamela Smart in her 1991 murder trial and represented the Kampfs on Monday, said there is no evidence that any crime was committed, at least in New Hampshire.
hippy dippy attorney...
Pam Smart ping...
Wooh... these guys arent going to have a good time in the general pop.
Sex lawyer.
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