To: ~Kim4VRWC's~
Despite the jury's recommendation, the judge has the authority to reduce Westerfield's sentence to life without parole, a move that would be rare but not unprecedented for a San Diego judge. I'm hoping the judge will have a heart-to-heart with him,and offer him life without parole in exchange for telling where other bodies were disposed of. I have a hard time believing that this was his first one. Not at his age. I know this won't bring any of them back from the dead,but it may help their greiving parents to finally be able to bury them.
To: sneakypete
If I'm remembering it right. Judge Mudd was the last to do just exactly that.
To: sneakypete
Or how bout exchanging information about danielle's death..how bout revealing where he got the child porn. How bout telling the judge where he dumped her pajamas. And more...
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