Victim, raped repeatedly by her uncle at 14 years old, terrified by his impending parole 29 years later

Fox News via Yahoo ^ | November 17, 2023 | Christina Coulter

[Sirius Lee]

I thought this was a biden homecoming story for a minute.

[Pontiac]

Janie Got A Gun

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RqQn2ADZE1A

[Mouton]

They say they are wired that way. Good. We just found a beneficial use for those EV super chargers. Wire him up to one till fully charged.

[Tucker39]

My feelings exactly. As long as he keeps his distance; fine. But if he approaches within six feet of her; she should make a collander out of him.

[ronniesgal]

really?! that explains alot.

[kawhill]

Agreed. I have a solution to that problem. It’s called the death penalty. It only costs about fifty cents, it’s called a .45 ACP round to the head. Problem solved.

[Rummyfan]

Hopefully he'll meet with an accident shortly after his release.

[Rummyfan]

The body, made up of 21 commissioners appointed by the Governor and approved by the state senate, justified their decision with his "low risk for violence," his advanced age and his "marketable skills."

Not a thread to LOL on, but he's been incarcerated for 29 years and is 67 years old. Marketable skills? Other than raping children, what?!

[Fireone]

That is the solution to the problem, right there.
The judges, lawyers, parole boards, etc. who are letting these incurable animals loose, need to serve the sentence for any further crimes committed, up to, and including the death penalty.
That would put an end to the entire problem

[FlingWingFlyer]

Obviously, the boyz and gurlz in their black robes aren’t going to do anything to keep the animal off the streets. They’re too busy trying to lynch President Trump.

[Thommas]

If this guy offends again all 21 commissioners of the parole board should get life in prison.

Sorry, not good enough. Apparently, life in prison means the perps are out in 3 years.

[ridesthemiles]

EXACTLY WHAT MARKETABLE SKILLS FROM A MAN THAT AGE WHO HAS BEEN IN PRISON THAT LONG????????

[TigersEye]

Thanks, guys. Some kind of accountability has to be part of the system.

Not long ago there was a thread about the Code of Hammurabi. In the code there was a law that proscribed that judges who made a mistaken ruling would be out of a job for life. One mistake and you’re done.

Not as harsh as my suggestion but a good deal tougher than what exists here today.

[TigersEye]

Sorry, not good enough. Apparently, life in prison means the perps are out in 3 years.