Topic: KATIE'S REVENGE | |
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there was an incident not too long ago in an indiana prison where a guy
who abducted, molested and murdered a little girl was forcibly tattoed with the phrase kateie's revenge across his forehead by the little girls cousin who was in prison on a burglary charge. he was subsequently charged with assault for the retribution. he should serve his time for the burglary but do you think that this new charge of assault should effect his parole in any way when he is eligible fo it. |
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of course it should WILL
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i think the parole board should consider the facts in the assault. he
did not kill the guy and instead gave him a mark instead. i don't think it should be helsd against him at the time of parole and i don't think they should use tax payers money to have it removed. i don't know wabash prison policy on that kind of procedure but if they were to allow him to even have it removed it should be on his own dime. |
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The parole board should take the assault into account
but also the circumstances. The prison should have known better than to house a murderer in the same prison as a family member of the victim. The prison practically asked for the assault to happen. It should also be taken into account that the man had restraint enough not to physically harm the other man, but instead tatooed him. |
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i agree with that one jimi. who in there right mind puts the two in the
same cell block and not expect something to happen, maybe it was an error and maybe not. i just don't like the idea that it could mean that his parole gets denied but i don't think he minds considering. |
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hmmm he actually might be onto something there... When convicted sex
offenders are released back into communities we all sit and wonder why there isnt a better system to let us know where they are etc... how about tatooing "child molester" or whatever on their foreheads as a condition of their release... (yeah, I know they have rights too...) but I think at least those in the community would know who they were... |
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that was my idea behind not letting him remove the tattoo while he was
incarcerated. i'm not from indiana but i wouldn't want my tax dollars being used to remove it. |
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I agree...
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It must have been an error that they were placed together, in WA state
they go to great lengths to check for family members, victim family members, ex-crime partners and gang members when looking where to place inmates and try to keep them separated. Truth is, some of the staff there probably felt he deserved it too. I don't think the taxpayers should pay to remove it, but likely will as he will probably sue the prison for not protecting him, and then go on to say he is scarred for life and sue for damages, etc., and then likely apply for welfare when he gets out; or take a dive off a ladder and claim he has a bad back and try to live of labor and industries when he gets out. Sad, but it happens all the time. You wouldn't believe the lawsuits against the prisons and state from the inmates - most are insane and absurd. Ordering creamy peanut butter on their store and getting chunky instead- sued the state. Anyway to clog the court systems, heck they have nothing else to do. My 2 cents. |
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If he'd have killed him, claimed self defense and had witness', not
hard to do in prison I bet, find a witness against a child molester/murderer, he'd probably gotten time of his current sentence and out sooner. |
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I agree with Jimi... the restraint he showed when he could have just as
easily shanked him in the shower should carry some weight in his hearing...let's face it..who among us WOULDN'T fuck that bastard up if it was a little girl in your family and you were face to face with him? I think this particular prisoner showed a great bit of insight by branding the asshole instead. I'm not even from the US and I hope the taxpayer's money doesn't go to removing the tattoo. Personally, I think it would be a VERY fitting part of his punishment...to hell with his rights, he didn't seem too concerned with the rights of that little girl!!!! |
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our entire justice system is much too lenient. Why do we try to
rehabilitate serial killers? child molesters? they have ruined the live s of so many innocents, hang um! Texas justice |
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Truth is they have not proven that they can be rehabilitated. Child
molesters can be castrated and they will just find something else to use to molest a child - it is something in their brain that is wrong, cannot be fixed. Serial killers can't be fixed either as far as I know, should never get out of prison as far as I am concerned, need to stay behind bars forever. Every state is different but when people hear someone gets life in prison they think it is the inmate's life time, but in some states like WA - it is 20 years, so they can actually parole after receiving a life sentence, unless they tack on a never eligible for parole addendum to the sentence. I always thought life was for their life time, but not, 20 years and some get time off for good behavior, not my idea of a life sentence. |
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shoot all afenders
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When we find criminals such as serial killers and sexual predators, they
should receive an automatic death sentence. Why give them the chance for escape and re-offense, as was the case with Ted Bundy? Especially if the sickos will harm a child. There should be no other option but the death sentence. |
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hey guys I WORKED WITH THAT C R E E P./ I think he should get the DEATH
PENALITY>> and MORE.. hes now trying to get his sentence reduced because hes not such a bad guy and the extent of what he did HE SAYS.... wasnt that bad.. give me a friggen break.. huh lets ask the little girl what he should get .. any mediums here? |
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No medium here!
They should just fry the guy! |
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I don't believe in capitol punishment. Even God didn't kill the first
murderer, which happened to be when Cian killed Abel. But, God, did put a mark on his head, maybe somewhat like the tattoo, he was basically branded and sent to roam the earth. |
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oops, I mean Cain
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Sorry no the the tatooer should not pay for nothing. I think all the
bastards should lose their rights, Fuck'em all I mean some crimes, that were physically harmful to other.......ie........someone caught with drugs (and I know the use and demand for drugs has a trickle down effect of various crimes like robberies and burglaries), but I mean the crimes with immediate victims, like assaults, molestation, rape, murder and so on, then the perpetrator needs to lose all his fucking rights, they are well aware of the repercussions of their actions before they do them. If the laws provided for them to lose each and every right as an American citizen, then before they did the crime they would be aware what might be waitin for them. |
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