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Kill Him!

I don't know why he even got a chance to make a plea ... come on he is as guilty as they get. Save tax payers some money and just execute him.

You have got to be kidding!

Due process, no matter how much a person is in the wrong they have to give them due process. I bet he will plead insanity. Just a thought:(

This reminds me of that day during Lent when I was 7 and came home with brownie crumbs on my face and told my Mom it was pumpernickel.

Leah wrote:

This reminds me of that day during Lent when I was 7 and came home with brownie crumbs on my face and told my Mom it was pumpernickel.

Is this my sister Leah from Milo?

Veteran from Columbus wrote:

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Is this my sister Leah from Milo?

Nope...there's another person that sneaks brownies during Lent? That would make me feel a little less guilty.

Impale him while he is alive and leave him dangling until dead at the busiest insection in Cleveland

My question is how the Detective became a Detective? Blood, footprints in the snow with evidence of a struggle, scratches on both,...how did he get passed the stinch in the house??? Sounds like a low budget movie where the small town police was in on the murders, rapes,...Texas Chainsaw, Pulp Fiction,...

No justice wrote:

Impale him while he is alive and leave him dangling until dead at the busiest insection in Cleveland

Why?

I will sit in Hooter's drinking beer until the crowd dies down.

Get over It wrote:

My question is how the Detective became a Detective? Blood, footprints in the snow with evidence of a struggle, scratches on both,...how did he get passed the stinch in the house??? Sounds like a low budget movie where the small town police was in on the murders, rapes,...Texas Chainsaw, Pulp Fiction,...

You know the deal...the detective probably "ASSumed" that his house would smell that way because of who he is and where he lives. Also, probably "ASSumed" the victim was a crack head prostitue and therefore not worthy of the detectives time or interest or caring. What a horrible shame. Makes you wonder how many other crimes he/she has overlooked.

Get over It wrote:

My question is how the Detective became a Detective? Blood, footprints in the snow with evidence of a struggle, scratches on both,...how did he get passed the stinch in the house??? Sounds like a low budget movie where the small town police was in on the murders, rapes,...Texas Chainsaw, Pulp Fiction,...

I suspect that this is pretty common. I follow the police reports in my urban neighborhood. Unless they see it happen they put it down as he-said-she-said and just direct them to the prosecutor's office to file charges if they choose.

Like it or not, everyone has the right to both due process and the protection against cruel and unusual punishment. The guy is obviously guilty and deserves whatever punishment the courts hand down. In fact, he deserves much worse than what the courts will give him. However, we have a Constitution and a Bill of Rights for a reason, and everyone, no matter how heinous their crimes, is given those protections. I'm not ready to sacrifice the right to a fair trial and the right to be protected from cruel and unusual punishments, even for the worst individuals.

I guess the detective had better things to do like bust pot growing hippies.

They need to use this guy to test the new methods of injection out on. They could give him a small injection everyday and increase it little by little until he dies. That way, they would know how much to give without wasting any on future criminals.

They sure are good at catching speeders...

It isn't up to the detectives to follow through with the charges. In the end it is up to the prosecutors to do so. The detectives hand the evidence to the prosecutors...

This guy is EVIL. He is just going to waste tax dollars by having a trail. F civil libeties. Inject his ass now.

since when are these stories false? its not even right to lie of being raped. so anytime this is reported it needs to be taken seriously. common sense.

Duh wrote:

It isn't up to the detectives to follow through with the charges. In the end it is up to the prosecutors to do so. The detectives hand the evidence to the prosecutors...

Duh! The police did not believe the woman. Try reading the article again and then ask someone of you can not understand or read.