Child Killer Released But Has A Long List Of Strict Conditions

I would have commit suicide if I couldn't go on the web

[QUOTE="Theokhoth"]No computer? I would die.Montaya

I think all Pedophiles and Murderers should not be allowed the chance to repeat previous offenses.

I think all Pedophiles and Murderers should not be allowed the chance to repeat previous offenses.

Snipes_2

[QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

I think all Pedophiles and Murderers should not be allowed the chance to repeat previous offenses.

Jaks_Publicity

he will probably just go to Mexico

48 years, such a waste of life, 22 to 70... That's just sad. I almost feel sorry for him, more shock at how crazy that is, but still. rolo107

[QUOTE="Jaks_Publicity"][QUOTE="Snipes_2"]

I think all Pedophiles and Murderers should not be allowed the chance to repeat previous offenses.

Snipes_2

Prison is more effective at turning people into killers than the other way around.

I'd go mad! No computer...If I were him (God forbid, I hope I am not...), i'd just stay in jail...much better than that.

I like it. :) Serves him right. Feel sorry for the townfolks tho.

Holy crap... he killed and raped a 3 year old girl!? HOW THE HELL DID THEY LET HIM THE **** OUT?!?!?!??!?!

Should have just been left in jail (or more preferably, a treatment asylum). Someone who rapes and kills a 3 year-old girl isn't "right" in the head and either needs to be "fixed" or kept far away from the rest of society.

I like it. :) Serves him right. Feel sorry for the townfolks tho.

tonberry007

Personally I think a 70 year old man is a fairly minimal threat to most people. Even so, why even let him out if you have that many conditions? You're just changing his prison cell from an actual cell to an apartment. Not to mention it's basically solitary confinement for the rest of his life. Also, how is he going to get food if he can't leave? Is the state shopping for him for clothes and other necessities and paying for the apartment and utilities?

It seems like it'd just cost more money to do this and I don't even see the point.

[QUOTE="tonberry007"]

I like it. :) Serves him right. Feel sorry for the townfolks tho.

imaps3fanboy

Even though he's a child murderer, I don't think you'll get alot of support from a judge or people around you for assaulting a senior citizen.

[QUOTE="t3hrubikscube"]Okay, honestly, he did his time. MrLions

So that's worse than a regular unrepentant murderer?

Personally I think he should of been in treatment and rehabilitation all this time/as long as it took. Even so, He did do his time. That is how the law works, you do your time and then you're free. And he's 70 years old, I just personally don't see him as a serious threat to the world anymore.

[QUOTE="MrLions"][QUOTE="t3hrubikscube"]Okay, honestly, he did his time. Leejjohno

So that's worse than a regular unrepentant murderer?

[QUOTE="Leejjohno"]

[QUOTE="MrLions"] He killed a kid though. :|dragon7x2k

So that's worse than a regular unrepentant murderer?

Indeed, however keeping him in prison for life or executing him isn't going to revive that child.

Indeed, however keeping him in prison for life or executing him isn't going to revive that child.

Pixel-Pirate

Good thing it doesn't say anything about erotic literature.

So it like being in jail, but not being in jail.

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]Indeed, however keeping him in prison for life or executing him isn't going to revive that child.

dragon7x2k

After 40 years it's really not even punishment anymore.

He needs rehabilitation, IMO.

[QUOTE="Jaks_Publicity"][QUOTE="Snipes_2"] They can have their correctional therapy in Prison. Who knows if they are putting up a Facade during their sessions or not?Snipes_2

Do you feel the same way about petty thieves, and people in prison for tax fraud?

Personally I think a 70 year old man is a fairly minimal threat to most people. Even so, why even let him out if you have that many conditions? You're just changing his prison cell from an actual cell to an apartment.

Pixel-Pirate

Could this be an attempt to cut costs (or free up prison space)?

Are they paying for his apartment, or does he have to pay for that himself?

And yes, those questions were probably answered in the link.

But no, I didn't bother reading it.

Well at least hes 70 no way he can do much more damage.

Anyways, did you see what he did. He deserves to be locked in a extremely small room, to tight even for him and let him starve to death.

[QUOTE="dragon7x2k"]

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]Indeed, however keeping him in prison for life or executing him isn't going to revive that child.

Pixel-Pirate

After 40 years it's really not even punishment anymore.

He needs rehabilitation, IMO.

Hell...after 40 ****ing years, it almost seems like release WOULD be a punishment.

In any case, I don't think that rehabilitation is ever going to be the primary focus most of the time, since "rehabilitation" can be seen as "help". And from what I've seen, people don't tend to take kindly to "helping" people who are "bad".

I would rather stay in prison... I guess dying would be better outside of prison though.

Pwned, but good for him

well, he can still watch TV i guess. should've just left him to rot in prison for the scum he is.

I can see why he chose to get out of prison under these harsh conditions because in prison (probably a high security one) he'd be a weak, easy and obvious target for many inmates to vent their anger/sexual tension on since being a pedophile/child murderer in prison is the equivalent of being Jewish in Nazi Germany.

[QUOTE="dragon7x2k"]That's how they should punish criminalsimaps3fanboy

I would miss the booze. Elraptor

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

[QUOTE="dragon7x2k"] That's why death penalty is so useless, he needed a punishment.

MrGeezer

After 40 years it's really not even punishment anymore.

He needs rehabilitation, IMO.

Hell...after 40 ****ing years, it almost seems like release WOULD be a punishment.

In any case, I don't think that rehabilitation is ever going to be the primary focus most of the time, since "rehabilitation" can be seen as "help". And from what I've seen, people don't tend to take kindly to "helping" people who are "bad".

Which is unfortunate as it just garuntees such incidents continue to happen. If you refuse to help someone, do you have much of a right to complain when that problem they had you refused to help comes back to bite society in the ass?

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

Personally I think a 70 year old man is a fairly minimal threat to most people. Even so, why even let him out if you have that many conditions? You're just changing his prison cell from an actual cell to an apartment.

MrGeezer

Could this be an attempt to cut costs (or free up prison space)?

Are they paying for his apartment, or does he have to pay for that himself?

And yes, those questions were probably answered in the link.

But no, I didn't bother reading it.

If he can't leave, and thus cannot work, I don't see how he could pay for the apartment. I'd also assume they'd have to pay for all his living expences and groceries.

[QUOTE="dragon7x2k"][QUOTE="Leejjohno"]

So that's worse than a regular unrepentant murderer?

Pixel-Pirate

Indeed, however keeping him in prison for life or executing him isn't going to revive that child.

[QUOTE="Pixel-Pirate"]

[QUOTE="dragon7x2k"] Imagine all the experiences the kid never will have, I mean killing is always bad, I'm against the death penalty, but killing and raping a kid is just horrible, how much experiences can anybody have at 3 years old, he didn't even had a life.MrLions

Indeed, however keeping him in prison for life or executing him isn't going to revive that child.

I think punishing someone who is clearly unstable makes as much sense as punishing a cancer victim. Treatment would be far more beneficial for everyone.

At the very least we could change the justice system to the revenge system.

I'm starting to figure out why crime is so bad in the US... far to many people focused on punishment instead of prevention.

he will probably just go to Mexico

gamedude2020

- Does anyone else find it extremely stupid that we have all these ultra-strict rules for released sex offenders but nothing of the sort for murderers? Or other violent criminals for that matter?

gameguy6700

The subject of the article is a murderer.