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"It's the Founding Fathers against which you argue. Save your accusations for them. "

Pardon the graphic nature, but the rhetoric is need. Thx.

The founding fathers never had a 35-55 year old man stick his rather large appendage, in the orifice of their young offspring; followed by a rope around the neck to silence the sweet little girl.

Had this happened they'd gladly sacrifice both the 99.99...99% of guilty sexual offending criminals and sadly the 0.00...01% of innocent falsely accused. (Public service announcement: Keep your nose clean and have good clean friends that will defend you to the death if you are falsely accused.)

And anyhow, what the Founding Fathers created is Not being followed by Subjective Judges and Justices. Even yourself I'm sure has some contention with skewed Justices. Your fecal rhetoric is so pro-criminal.

What the founding fathers created didn't come down from up above, it's relative and we just wish it slanted toward Victim's Rights (Have you ever spoken those words?).

As well, have you ever lived in the ghetto or barrio? Where not only do you observe halfway houses (1 of many sexual offender havens) and crack heads running into cars but where you have to fend them off when they break into your home and pester you on the streets.

I gave that illustration and question because I've lived there. As well, because I now live in Montgomery County MD (i.e. Bethesda, Rockville MD) and most of the people I encounter are just like you. Although they are liberals they still exude this pro-criminal crap.

They walk around here in peaceful settings and have never encountered a truly hardened criminal.

http://www.gazetteonline.com/

Bentley makes initial appearance

03/26/2005 11:16 AM

By: Dorothyde Souza Guedes - The Gazette

Roger P. Bentley makes an initial appearance by video from the Linn County Jail Saturday on a child stealing charge.

CEDAR RAPIDS, IA - A disheveled Roger P. Bentley made an initial appearance this morning in Linn County Court via video from the Linn County Jail on a charge of child stealing, a Class C felony.

Bentley, 37, of Brandon, is being held in lieu of $1 million cash-only bail in connection with the disappearance of 10-year-old Jetseta Marrie Gage.

The girl disappeared from her home at 448 Jacolyn Dr. NW Thursday night. A statewide Amber Alert -- the notice of a missing child -- was issued shortly before midnight and was canceled at about 2 p.m. Friday after a body was found in rural Johnson County and Bentley was in custody.

The investigation in Linn and Johnson counties is ongoing and additional charges are being filed, Linn County Assistant Attorney Jerry Vander Sanden said Saturday.