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Sex offender off the streets

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NCSsupportsU

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#21
May 2, 2009
 
I was happy to hear that parole was denied. I want to acknowledge the bravery displayed by the families on the Global News. As a parent, I want to thank you for what you have done to keep this man behind bars.
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#23
May 25, 2009
 
The man deserves to "rot in the bowels of society", as his choices have placed him as low on the societal rankings as he could ever be.
Yeah, too bad his life is hard now.... pfft are you kidding me? Let him rot in the bowels, who cares. He did his damage, and deserves what he gets.
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#24
Jun 8, 2009
 
Reading the statment from the son of the convicted, I have one question for you. Have you spent as much time concerned about your sister's suffering at your father's hands? Where is your support for her? I would recommend you take as much time and energy as you have devoted to trying to understand your father and do the same for her. Your approach appears to have been single minded. Your sister is the victim, your father made contemplated, manipulative choices; what have you done for her in all of your christian wisdom?
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Jun 19, 2009
 
Shocked wrote:
What the son of the convicted failed to state in his god heals all rant is the he too has spent time in jail for the same offense....
Thank you for this... however, the son that wrote this (there are three of us) is Justin. Not the one who "has spent time in jail". I am that one. And over the last 10 years since I stopped offending, how have you gotten to know who I am now? If I was the same person I was then, I would understand your continued hatred and vindictiveness; however, I have changed. Blame it on God, blame it on Christianity, but the reality is I had to choose to change. Yes, God, my faith, my family all played roles in me changing the way I have, but that is not the whole story. There is an immense amount of work that goes into changing the simplest of thought patterns... changing the thought patterns, habits and behaviours related to sex offending is NOT simple. It is a lifelong struggle. I'm not saying in any way that I'm not responsible for the lives of my victims being irreversibly different than what they would have been. I'm not saying I'm not responsible for the nightmares they are plagued with. I made wrong choices. I did what I did very deliberately. I live the rest of my life with the full knowledge that what I did has lifelong consequences. What I am saying is that the person that I am right now, the person I am working towards becoming, the person I strive to be; is NOT who I was 10 years ago... 5 years ago... The reality is, each day that goes by, my past has less and less to do with who I am today. You're right when you think "it's not fair that you get to move on and we have to deal with this for the rest of our lives". It's not fair. I AM sorry.
That all said, I was convicted as a young offender. Please keep that in mind in your future web postings and conversations. I'd appreciate my identity remaining protected, for my sake and the sake of my victims. Thanx.
Son of the Accused

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Aug 18, 2009
 
To Son of Convict wrote:
Reading the statment from the son of the convicted, I have one question for you. Have you spent as much time concerned about your sister's suffering at your father's hands? Where is your support for her? I would recommend you take as much time and energy as you have devoted to trying to understand your father and do the same for her. Your approach appears to have been single minded. Your sister is the victim, your father made contemplated, manipulative choices; what have you done for her in all of your christian wisdom?
my sister and quite a few other girls were radically affected and forever impacted by what my father did to them.
you judge to quickly on a matter that you know nothing about my friend. you hear about something on the internet/tv/newspaper and all of a sudden you know me, who i am, that i "apparently" dont love my sister, and how much i have not done to support her. you seem to know extremely well the events of the last four years since i first found out what was happening to her.
i love my sister alot. when she first told me i broke down and wept because of the horror of it. it was surreal and i have spent these last few years doing nothing but loving her, and praying for her, her husband and family.
my approach seems single minded? it was my father i saw being attacked not my sister. had she been the one being attacked on some web forum then i would be immediately by her side as i have been my father.

love does not pick and choose who is deemed worthy of it, but loves all people regardless of their crimes, sins, and misgivings.

seems like you have a personal chip on your shoulder and id be more than willing to pray for you if you'd like to talk about it. leave me a message eh?

Justin

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#27
Wednesday Nov 11
 
The Black Sheep wrote:
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Thank you for this... however, the son that wrote this (there are three of us) is Justin. Not the one who "has spent time in jail". I am that one. And over the last 10 years since I stopped offending, how have you gotten to know who I am now? If I was the same person I was then, I would understand your continued hatred and vindictiveness; however, I have changed. Blame it on God, blame it on Christianity, but the reality is I had to choose to change. Yes, God, my faith, my family all played roles in me changing the way I have, but that is not the whole story. There is an immense amount of work that goes into changing the simplest of thought patterns... changing the thought patterns, habits and behaviours related to sex offending is NOT simple. It is a lifelong struggle. I'm not saying in any way that I'm not responsible for the lives of my victims being irreversibly different than what they would have been. I'm not saying I'm not responsible for the nightmares they are plagued with. I made wrong choices. I did what I did very deliberately. I live the rest of my life with the full knowledge that what I did has lifelong consequences. What I am saying is that the person that I am right now, the person I am working towards becoming, the person I strive to be; is NOT who I was 10 years ago... 5 years ago... The reality is, each day that goes by, my past has less and less to do with who I am today. You're right when you think "it's not fair that you get to move on and we have to deal with this for the rest of our lives". It's not fair. I AM sorry.
That all said, I was convicted as a young offender. Please keep that in mind in your future web postings and conversations. I'd appreciate my identity remaining protected, for my sake and the sake of my victims. Thanx.
Black Sheep
I'm impressed it takes a BIG person to admit his wrongs and actually want to do something about it, I'm currently on a thread in Fort Wayne Indiana, The April Marie Tinsley Case this has been a cold case for almost 22 years, recently aired on AMW, she was a beautiful 8 year old girl abducted off the street in broad daylight on April 1/1988 and found April 4/1988 beaten, raped and suffocated, her parents have given up hope the perpetrator will ever be apprehended, the person responsible for April's abduction rape and death leaves notes around to taunt law enforcement, he is really proud of his actions and craves media attention, so he is now getting it on a national level, if you get a chance join us on the thread perhaps you can offer some insight, your turning your life around so bring up April Marie Tinsley on the net and see her picture, read about her case, she is one of many children whose innocence has been violated only in this case, her breath of life was extinguished also, congratulations for realising it is time for a major change in your life and having the GUTS to try.
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Wednesday Nov 11
 

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Wednesday Nov 25
 
Sam wrote:
What of this type of predator? http://www.uchc.edu/ocomm/newsarchive/news04/...
The factual statistics on sex offenders roffending is 5.7% within 3 yrs...while 65% on a common felony Criminal Level. I have done some deep research...due to my molest son going on to molest himself....then being immediately certified to an adult as a Juvenile. Can't Fix 'Em Til We Know They're Broken...Can we?!!!!
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