First off, this guy will PC-up (Protective Custody) the moment he gets there. He will be put in a 6x6 for most of the day and will associate with those like him if he is allowed to associate with anyone at all. He will be targeted, and will be assaulted at any opportunity. Even the guy who brings his food to his cell will go after him if possible. He is so high profile that he cannot hide. He is fucked any which way you slice it.
anyone remember this gem?
I’m a liberal through and through for the most part, but no matter what political mindset I have I have an intelligent mindset that know that people like this are mentally damaged, and for the most part unfixable. Just in case there isnt a hell, we should make one here on earth for people like this guy.
I’m at a point in my life right now that I don’t really know if I believe in a creator (especially when you read something like this… Really? God created this guy? In his image, huh?), nor do I want to start a religious argument, but you have to realize that this guy will NOT come around and stop doing this. There are about 7 billion people on this planet, this guy will not be missed if he is gone.
Addiction is a powerful, powerful thing. This man is addicted to something that doesnt just harm him and he cannot be fixed… end of story.
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I’d rather be cautious and leave this man (and others like him) sitting in a cell for the rest of his life. But on the very tiny chance that he (or others like him) did not commit the crime (or possibly because he is mentally defective, etc.) the punishment could still be ended.
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I’d gladly give up my life to lethal injection for a crime I didn’t commit to save another child from having to endure this suffering. This is one case which defies the 100 innocent men to make sure that 1 will never harm again.
I think he should be locked up for life in a dimly lit room and never let out. No books, no bed, no tv, no computer, no fresh air, no sunlight, etc… Just him alone with his thoughts. Death is too good for him, and too costly for taxpayers.