22nd Time is the Charm

[gdr_11]

Pervert with 21 previous convictions sentenced to Life for molesting 11 year old.

It's about freakin' time!!!

Smith County jury sentences child molester to life

A Smith County jury sentenced a Tyler man to life in prison Wednesday for sexually abusing an 11-year-old girl in October 2019.

www.kltv.com

 

[Sam7sf]

We need to implement a maximum acceptable record limit and once reached the person is put down.

 

[SURVIVOR619]

We need to implement a maximum acceptable record limit and once reached the person is put down.

That limit should be 1.

 

[Axxe55]

That limit should be 1.

Especially for child molestors and kiddie perverts.

 

[gdr_11]

The article does not tell us where the perv's previous convictions were but I can bet it was in the Houston or Dallas areas where the DAs are Soros bait. I can't believe he would have ever skated before in Smith County where this sentence was doled out.

 

[oldag]

 

[Axxe55]

The article does not tell us where the perv's previous convictions were but I can bet it was in the Houston or Dallas areas where the DAs are Soros bait. I can't believe he would have ever skated before in Smith County where this sentence was doled out.

Smith county has had more than their fair share of corruption for decades with LE and the DA's.

 

[BRD@66]

There is reportedly only one sure cure for recidivism on this crime.

 

[Axxe55]

There is reportedly only one sure cure for recidivism on this crime.

If you looked at the statistics for recidivism of crimes committed against children of a sexual manner, I fully believe that the perpetrators can't be rehabilitated and should be put down the same way a rabid dog is put down.

 

[popper]

IIRC 3 strike rule was tossed.

 

[Axxe55]

There is reportedly only one sure cure for recidivism on this crime.

A bullet between the eyes, or cut off their peckers!

I'm okay with either.

 

[AZ Refugee]

A bullet between the eyes, or cut off their peckers!

I'm okay with either.

both for good measures

 

[Axxe55]

both for good measures

I wouldn't be opposed to that either!

 

[SURVIVOR619]

Especially for child molestors and kiddie perverts.

Absolutely!

 

[paknheat]

Nothing cures a child molester better than driving a red hot 10 penny nail right thru the nut sack.


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[msharley]

If you looked at the statistics for recidivism of crimes committed against children of a sexual manner, I fully believe that the perpetrators can't be rehabilitated and should be put down the same way a rabid dog is put down.

Using a dull knife....making a lampshade out of the CREEPS?

 

[msharley]

A bullet between the eyes, or cut off their peckers!

I'm okay with either.

Out of order...

ROAST THEIR "goodies"..........

Than a good slow hangin'.........

Followed by the bullet twixt they fool eyeballs...

 

[etmo]

Don't jail them for life, then I have to pay to house/feed/care for them for the rest of their lives

screw that

Just hang them and donate the body to a medical school so kids can practice surgery.

 

[Axxe55]

Don't jail them for life, then I have to pay to house/feed/care for them for the rest of their lives

screw that

Just hang them and donate the body to a medical school so kids can practice surgery.

I have long held the belief that giving life sentences, and especially multiple life sentences with out the possibility of parole to be in violation of the 8th Amendment, imposing "cruel and unusual punishments" to a convicted person.

In essence we are just "warehousing" them until they die of natural causes. I also see it as burden on the community and society as well.

I expressed the same opinion some years ago on another forum, and several told me that it costs more money to execute someone than it does to house, feed and clothe them in prison for their lifetime. I have asked for clarification on that on several occasions during such discussions, but no one had ever given me any answers that made sense to the questions I asked.

 

[benenglish]

I believe that the argument is that getting to an execution traditionally requires paying lawyers and expending court and other public resources to get through the lengthy appeals process. Those expenditures are massive. When you tally up all the numbers, it might be cheaper to just house the convicted for the rest of their life.

Not sure. Haven't studied it. But I think that's a reasonable guess.