Ex-Deacon Sentenced To 20 Years In Child Sex Abuse Case - News ...

GOOD! YEAH! THANK GOODNESS! My heart goes out to these 2 young girls. What a horrific experience for them to have to go thru. Unfortunately this low life will probably be segregated from the rest of the inmate population because of the crime he committed. These might be harden criminals in prison but one thing they do not like is men that rape & kill children. I hope Buba gets hold of him and gives him a taste of his own medicine if you know what I mean!! Also his willy should be cut off!!!!!!!!

Sentence to harsh because of his age, yet he can have sex with children. He should be given life without parole. If he wants sex he'll get plenty in prison!

F*** that dude. I hope he gets raped and beaten to a pulp on a regular basis.

Yes, I love how they consider the age of the pervert, but yet he never considered the age of the victim while he was raping her! He should pay and if he dies in prison, GOOD, one less child molestor on the streets!

Keep this piece of trash in jail until he dies.

Nice comments about a Deacon!!! Forgive him and let him teach Catholic kids he will do the right thing, I am sure the Pope forgave him he is a good man do not condemn him for these acts. Are you kidding me let this guy burn in hell for what he did!!!!!!!!!! I had you for a minute!!

bso1 the child raping Deacon is not a catholic. Thats a whole other group of child rapists.Perhaps cardinal Law should come and bless him with his legions of forgiven priests and illegal aliens he likes so much.

With his advanced age one should consider there are even more victoms besides these two girls.

Pray for Mr. Stallings that while he is in prison he will repent for the heinous sins that he has committed.

Stallings documented pattern of sexual abuse spanned the 1960s, the 1970s and into the late 1990s.

There probably have been others.

What is fortunate is that Maryland's strong criminal statutes regarding sexual abuse allowed for his being criminally charged for these older cases.

But Maryland's civil statutes regarding sexual abuse now need to be brought up to speed.

Sadly, Maryland Assemblyman Eric Bromwell withdrew his bill in Annapolis because of personal attacks on his motivation and integrity by his church, its leadership and the organized opposition, program of dis-information and the self-serving, short-sightedness of the Archdiocese of Baltimore in not protecting all of Maryland's children.

Delaware's CHILD VICTIMS LAW takes care of business by removing all SOLs and opening a Civil Window for all cases of child abuse until July 10, 2009.

In addition to reforming Maryland's civil statutes so that they better protect Maryland's children, there remains the passage of Pennsylvania's HB 1137. Call your friends in PA and tell them to start those phone calls and e-mails to Harrisburg in support of Lisa Bennington's House Bill 1137.