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Bind him, and feed him to the gators.
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I retract my earlier suggestions... I think I just came up with the best of all:
Let POMC have him (Parents of Murdered Children) and give them carte blanche / no repercussions.
They would make his punishment a CAREER.
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I like gators more than that.Originally Posted by retsupt99
Bind him, and feed him to the gators.
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There are such monsters living among us. This world is getting more evil every day. Our children are not even safe in there
own beds. My prayers go out to this family. I can only imagine how I would feel if this had been my child.
The death penalty is too kind in my opinion for a monsters like this.
Dip him in boiling oil briefly over several weeks............
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Some updated information.
To the best of my knowledge New York does not have the death penalty.
Take him off the suicide watch and put him in general population.
NYC man held in boy's slaying says he hears voices - Yahoo! News
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Evil, does exist. I've seen it personally, and it does exist. This man is a reminder of that fact.
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^^^^^^^^^^YEP^^^^^^^^^^^
I find it difficult that this man suddenly just started killing and abruptly panicked and dismembered this little boy. I think if I was the police, I'd started checking into reports of missing kids in the area over the last few years. This guy didn't just start this kind of violence. He's just went about his crimes very quietly. It said in the article, a woman reported her son, also was approached by this dregg of humanity. I'd say this isn't his first crime.
Death by bunga.
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Horrid of course. Agree that this perp. didn't just wake up at the age of 35 and suddenly do this crime. There will be lots of stuff uncovered if the authorities decide to put the effort into digging it all up.
These crimes are sensational, but fortunately still sufficiently rare that they provoke national attention and broad outrage. We can't be and shouldn't be 'helicopter' parents.
I saw something in one story about this crime which if true, seems baffling to me. The article said he took the child with him to a wedding on Monday night. In that culture I can understand a Monday evening wedding, but you'd think someone would have noticed that he had a kid, that something was wrong etc. Maybe the story I read was inaccurate as they often are or my understanding of the story is flawed. Did anyone else read something similar?
If so, what do you make of that?
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