sounds like the movie with Richard Gerbil er Geer as a lawyer who got a killer off cause he acted fake crazy till after the verdict.
Posted on 03/05/2006 5:01:15 PM PST by Former Military Chick
They were duped. Sue him in civil court. Sue him, however it is possible. I mean, he got a free education. His punishment in prison may be over but now it is time the family seeks justice as well.
EVERYONE WAS DUPED.
And the authorities wonder why we have vigilantes.
What about perjury?
Either that, or what everyone has always suspected about the Anthropolgy Department is true....
There is no substitute for the death penalty.
(Denny Crane: "I Don't Want To Socialize With A Pinko Liberal Democrat Commie. Say What You Like About Republicans. We Stick To Our Convictions. Even When We Know We're Dead Wrong.")
No, I wonder why WE DON'T have vigilantes.........
If Dr. Dean is correct, and who is to doubt him on this, this guy is going to kill again ~
Both Kentucky and Indiana had Charlie Manson confined, and they both let him loose ~ you'd think people would learn that killers really should NOT be let loose.
30 times with a knife?
That's:
Stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab stab
Not anyone I'd like around here ~ we already have enough of them that DC keeps letting loose.
It sounds as if the judge has his own regrets. I just think there was fraud. I wonder about the statute of limitation's when it comes to civil trials. There must be a way for this family to convey that fraud upon the courts is wrong.
He may have served his prison sentence, which wasn't long enough, knowing what he was facing, that there isn't more that this family can do through the legal channels.
PING
Now this might be one of those articles that get's your blood boiling.
I get his served his time, but that was based on the fact that he was borderline retarded. Than he goes off to college on the tax payer's dime. Just adding insult to injury.
This is fraud pure and simple. I am disgusted.
... and during that time over 30 million kids were aborted ... sorry for the sarcasm
He doesn't sound "borderline" retarded to me.
"It just happened. There's no explanation." Really??? You CHOSE to do it, buddy. Let's call it an EVIL CHOICE. Bad deal.
oh just grrrrrr.
I think the degrees on the taxpayer's money are an added insult, too.
If that was my mom.........he'd be out less than 24 hours before he'd be dead.
He gets out just in time to vote Democrat in Nov too!!! :):):)
sounds like the movie with Richard Gerbil er Geer as a lawyer who got a killer off cause he acted fake crazy till after the verdict.
When I was in Alaska in the early 80s, the state had a murderer who got off on the "Twinkie defense." The local "Twinkie" shrinks had notified the state that our murderer was no longer "insane" and that he should be set free so he could "get on with his life." While awaiting his "official" release, the murderer was allowed to go out on a "furlough." While he was "furloughing," he murdered four teenagers in an Anchorage park. Even though the shrinks said he was sane on the day prior to going out and killing four people, they tried the "Twinkie" crap a second time. It worked again. I'm not big into the "Twinkie" and "retarded" stuff.
Flauding's plan is to earn his commercial driver's license and drive trucks for a living.
Looks to me like two frauds have been perpetrated: the fraud of him being retarded (and yet mentally astute enough to plan his early release from day one); and the fraud of his "advanced" degrees. How many actual college graduates (with additional certification in computer business, no less) do you know who aspire to be truck drivers? I'm betting that the university Leftists who oversaw his academic program simply rubber-stamped him through to his anthropology degree (they probably gave him extra credit for his "life--and death--experiences").
And speaking of becoming a truck driver, would that not be the perfect profession for a potential serial murderer?
As for our corrupted legal system, I say mandatory death penalty for the crime of murder.
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