Like I said in another thread, the "SAW" movie series has some excellent techniques I would like to try on these people. I can't imagine what this young lady and her family have gone through and will continue to go through for the rest of their lives....:|
kylebisme
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Exactly, because then we wind up with prisons like this:
When we should be rehabilitating the ones we have a reasonable chance with, and isolating the ones who can't. I would prefer prison communities forced and sterilization for pedophiles.
That said, if the victim prefer the death penalty in such a clear cut case as this one seems to be, I wouldn't stand in her way. I don't think such vengeance should be encouraged though, and don't believe anyone but the victim or a family member should be allowed to preform the execution.
Mr. Lennon
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Once a molester....always a molester. There is no cure for these sick kinds of people. If there is a hell, I hope this couple burns in it.
I'm not clear on your question.
And it's not revenge. If it were, it would be the girl or the family punishing the criminal.
The man is claiming that he has slept with BOTH of his daughters in his arms every night, for 15 and 11 years respectively, but that he never so much as kissed them inappropriately... but he had no problem kidnapping and repeatedly raping an 11-year old strangers' daughter for 18 years!
/disgust
/disgust
Red Irish
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An interesting question, did nobody answer it on your other thread?
http://forums.anandtech.com/me...AR_FORUMVIEWTMP=Linear
its disgusting both him and his wife, police fd up as well, next door neighbor called them 3 years ago.
he should get his balls cut off
he should get his balls cut off
GTaudiophile
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Is it now known what happened to the girl during her 18 years of captivity?
I have not yet heard of rape/molestation charges being brought to the kidnappers.
I have not yet heard of rape/molestation charges being brought to the kidnappers.
dawp
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Sadly, Jaycee and her 2 daughters will likely never have a "normal" day for the rest of their lives. No way they're getting over the psychological abuse that's been visited on them for that period of time, any time soon.
That being said, I'm sure we could find some sort of parasitic something or other that could be introduced to the kidnapper's body, that would spend the next 5 to 10 years eating him from the inside out. Living with that, and knowing that it's happening to you day by day, might begin to introduce the same sort of psychological effect on him, that he gave to those 3 girls.
The geek side of me wishes we had a sarcophagus from Stargate SG1, so we could flay the sumbitch to death, put him in the sarcophagus and bring him back to life, flay him to death again, etc, etc, etc. That might be fitting, though in the politically correct world, cruel and unusual. :roll:
That being said, I'm sure we could find some sort of parasitic something or other that could be introduced to the kidnapper's body, that would spend the next 5 to 10 years eating him from the inside out. Living with that, and knowing that it's happening to you day by day, might begin to introduce the same sort of psychological effect on him, that he gave to those 3 girls.
The geek side of me wishes we had a sarcophagus from Stargate SG1, so we could flay the sumbitch to death, put him in the sarcophagus and bring him back to life, flay him to death again, etc, etc, etc. That might be fitting, though in the politically correct world, cruel and unusual. :roll:
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My local paper ran an op-ed by Mitch Albom which makes this story even more disturbing. Not only was this guy imprisoned years ago for rape, but because he imprisoned the woman in his backyard years ago and received long sentences (50 years, life) and was then paroled after 11 years for good behavior!!! In other words--he never should have been let out of prison in the first place! I hope that the media will further investigate this aspect of the story.
If he did something like this before, then why was he paroled? Who made the decision to parole him? Why was parole even possible? Why wasn't every piece of his property thoroughly searched and investigated every couple of months?
shira
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I'm curious: Are any of the posters here who are advocating extreme punishments in this case from the same crowd who preach the 2nd amendment when it comes to gun rights? And if so, how is it that you are so big on the U.S. Constitution when it serves YOUR purposes, but so easily ignore it when it comes to others. Or aren't you familiar with the 8th Amendment?
I don't disagree with you on the 8th Amendment. But the 8th Amendment is subject to interpretation. Death by a firing squad is not cruel and unusual according to the Supreme Court. You may disagree. The court has also said the death penalty for rape (without murder) is excessive. I disagree there. Rape by a stranger is a profound and permanent violation that calls for the maximum punishment IMO. And I think this case is more about prolonged torture. Torture IMO should also be punishable by death.
I have a hunch you're cherry-picking a definition you want to see. Language isn't black and white.
Modelworks
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It is sad that his parole office visited him at his home several times a month but never noticed anything. Also that a neighbor called the police two years ago and the police didn't investigate much, they already are making public apologies.. His friends said they always though it odd that whenever they came to pick him up he would come out the door in a hurry and never invited them in.
They are now digging up the yard and neighboring properties on suspicion he is also a serial killer.
They are now digging up the yard and neighboring properties on suspicion he is also a serial killer.
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