Scarred wife confronts husband in court after he murdered their four children

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  • semi-auto-mato
    semi-auto-mato Members Posts: 2,833 ✭✭✭✭✭
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    just a different kind of evil.
  • Trillfate
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    Crude_ wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    Only 47 years for killing 4 ppl?

    He'll probably be eligible for parole after serving like 80 percent of that time.

    This clearly should have been a death penalty case or life without the possibility of parole.

    He'll be elderly like well into his 80s if he lives that long but he'll still have the chance to walk free again and that's a pathetic miscarriage of justice to be quite honest especially when you got Pookie and Ray Ray getting 20 years behind weed charges.


    He didn't receive 47 years. He received a 47 year minimum and an actual sentence of anywhere from 47-102 years. He won't be eligible for parole until age 97.

    Ehhh.. seems petty and condescending of the judge.. why trifle with numbers? Give him Life without parole and be done
  • Crude_
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    Crude_ wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    Only 47 years for killing 4 ppl?

    He'll probably be eligible for parole after serving like 80 percent of that time.

    This clearly should have been a death penalty case or life without the possibility of parole.

    He'll be elderly like well into his 80s if he lives that long but he'll still have the chance to walk free again and that's a pathetic miscarriage of justice to be quite honest especially when you got Pookie and Ray Ray getting 20 years behind weed charges.


    He didn't receive 47 years. He received a 47 year minimum and an actual sentence of anywhere from 47-102 years. He won't be eligible for parole until age 97.

    Good for this piece of garbage even that's not enough.

    I appreciate the clarification OB Fresh.
  • 7figz
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    Bookworm wrote: »
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    So he never did time for the 1st murder ?

    Some psychotic ? . Dude gotta be a serial killer or some ? .

    He did 16 years for the first murder. The wife's father is a pastor who was friends with him and repeatedly petitioned for for his release after the first murder. When he got out the pastor introduced him to his daughter. Dude ends up killing all four of the pastor's grandkids.

    Well ? damn.

    ? is crazy.
  • obnoxiouslyfresh
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    Crude_ wrote: »
    Crude_ wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    Only 47 years for killing 4 ppl?

    He'll probably be eligible for parole after serving like 80 percent of that time.

    This clearly should have been a death penalty case or life without the possibility of parole.

    He'll be elderly like well into his 80s if he lives that long but he'll still have the chance to walk free again and that's a pathetic miscarriage of justice to be quite honest especially when you got Pookie and Ray Ray getting 20 years behind weed charges.


    He didn't receive 47 years. He received a 47 year minimum and an actual sentence of anywhere from 47-102 years. He won't be eligible for parole until age 97.

    Good for this piece of garbage even that's not enough.

    I appreciate the clarification OB Fresh.



    True. I just kinda get some kinda sick satisfaction with the idea of a ? looking out the window waiting for his 97th birthday to come like it's Christmas, knowing in his mind that the odds are that it will never come
  • Trillfate
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    Copper wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    Copper wrote: »
    Both seem to be devoid of emotion.

    Another ? single mom

    Bruh she probably cried her soul out. She was essentially murdered too, give her a break

    She married a murder ...? that ? and her break.

    Only victims are the kids

    she cant even look in the mirror without being reminded of the tragedy... give her a Break
  • Copper
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    Copper wrote: »
    How the ? you ? with somebody that murdered his pregnant girlfriend??


    From what I remember about reading about this case, it was reported that she didn't know about his previous murder conviction. I don't know how true that is but that's what they said.
    Bookworm wrote: »
    7figz wrote: »
    So he never did time for the 1st murder ?

    Some psychotic ? . Dude gotta be a serial killer or some ? .

    He did 16 years for the first murder. The wife's father is a pastor who was friends with him and repeatedly petitioned for for his release after the first murder. When he got out the pastor introduced him to his daughter. Dude ends up killing all four of the pastor's grandkids.

    @obnoxiouslyfresh

    @Trillfate
  • felliwonda
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    Awwww man sometimes I just question if there is a ? first it was news outlets with nothing but bad news like these and lately social media is showing even more terrible news like these. I hope those children rest in peace and the mother is blessed with sanity cause that is terrible. Why man??? Smh
  • obnoxiouslyfresh
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    Copper wrote: »
    Copper wrote: »
    How the ? you ? with somebody that murdered his pregnant girlfriend??


    From what I remember about reading about this case, it was reported that she didn't know about his previous murder conviction. I don't know how true that is but that's what they said.
    Bookworm wrote: »
    7figz wrote: »
    So he never did time for the 1st murder ?

    Some psychotic ? . Dude gotta be a serial killer or some ? .

    He did 16 years for the first murder. The wife's father is a pastor who was friends with him and repeatedly petitioned for for his release after the first murder. When he got out the pastor introduced him to his daughter. Dude ends up killing all four of the pastor's grandkids.

    @obnoxiouslyfresh

    @Trillfate




    I dont know about that but it wouldn't surprise me if they lied about her not knowing of his past. That's kinda hard not to know, but that's certainly what they said.
  • Trillfate
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    The foolish pastor is more at fault than she
  • Copper
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    Trillfate wrote: »
    The foolish pastor is more at fault than she

    But she knew about it...she could've said no
  • Trillfate
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    Copper wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    The foolish pastor is more at fault than she

    But she knew about it...she could've said no

    You're underestimating the influence of her father and of a pastor.. if she's an obedient daughter and forgiving Christian i can understand why she gave him a chance
  • Copper
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    Trillfate wrote: »
    Copper wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    The foolish pastor is more at fault than she

    But she knew about it...she could've said no

    You're underestimating the influence of her father and of a pastor.. if she's an obedient daughter and forgiving Christian i can understand why she gave him a chance

    Being a willing puppet doesnt absolve you from guilt.
    It damn sure doesnt absolve you from the obligation of protecting your kids.

    She knowingly married and procreated with a man she knew murdered his pregnant girlfriend.

    If she were a man there wouldnt be aby ready made excuses
  • Trillfate
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    Copper wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    Copper wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    The foolish pastor is more at fault than she

    But she knew about it...she could've said no

    You're underestimating the influence of her father and of a pastor.. if she's an obedient daughter and forgiving Christian i can understand why she gave him a chance

    Being a willing puppet doesnt absolve you from guilt.
    It damn sure doesnt absolve you from the obligation of protecting your kids.

    She knowingly married and procreated with a man she knew murdered his pregnant girlfriend.

    If she were a man there wouldnt be aby ready made excuses
    Facts.

    Im just sayin.. she know she ? up.. she got a scar from cheek to chin.. I'll lend her naive ass some sympathy, it wouldnt hurt if u did too
  • Kai
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    Trillfate wrote: »
    Copper wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    The foolish pastor is more at fault than she

    But she knew about it...she could've said no

    You're underestimating the influence of her father and of a pastor.. if she's an obedient daughter and forgiving Christian i can understand why she gave him a chance

    ? , forgiving someone convicted of armed robbery is one thing, but a mf that killed his first pregnant wife? that's some whole other level of foolishness. that type of psychopathy can not be rehabilitated

  • MasterJayN100
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    Copper wrote: »
    How the ? you ? with somebody that murdered his pregnant girlfriend??


    From what I remember about reading about this case, it was reported that she didn't know about his previous murder conviction. I don't know how true that is but that's what they said.

    i think she knew...like most black women..they think she can change a man
  • MasterJayN100
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    Trillfate wrote: »
    Copper wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    Copper wrote: »
    Both seem to be devoid of emotion.

    Another ? single mom

    Bruh she probably cried her soul out. She was essentially murdered too, give her a break

    She married a murder ...? that ? and her break.

    Only victims are the kids

    she cant even look in the mirror without being reminded of the tragedy... give her a Break

    that scar will remind her everyday of what happened.
  • Copper
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    Trillfate wrote: »
    Copper wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    Copper wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    The foolish pastor is more at fault than she

    But she knew about it...she could've said no

    You're underestimating the influence of her father and of a pastor.. if she's an obedient daughter and forgiving Christian i can understand why she gave him a chance

    Being a willing puppet doesnt absolve you from guilt.
    It damn sure doesnt absolve you from the obligation of protecting your kids.

    She knowingly married and procreated with a man she knew murdered his pregnant girlfriend.

    If she were a man there wouldnt be aby ready made excuses
    Facts.

    Im just sayin.. she know she ? up.. she got a scar from cheek to chin.. I'll lend her naive ass some sympathy, it wouldnt hurt if u did too

    I wonder how much sympathy she had for the pregnant woman he killed in 91 ?
  • Copper
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    People should be held accountable for who they ? with...especially if kids are involved.
  • Lefty_
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    Crude_ wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    Only 47 years for killing 4 ppl?

    He'll probably be eligible for parole after serving like 80 percent of that time.

    This clearly should have been a death penalty case or life without the possibility of parole.

    He'll be elderly like well into his 80s if he lives that long but he'll still have the chance to walk free again and that's a pathetic miscarriage of justice to be quite honest especially when you got Pookie and Ray Ray getting 20 years behind weed charges.

    Na, it's not federal. Ain't no judge on earth gon consider a judicial release or parole.
  • Trollio
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    Acid bath with his mouth open
  • J-GUTTA
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    Trillfate wrote: »
    Crude_ wrote: »
    Trillfate wrote: »
    Only 47 years for killing 4 ppl?

    He'll probably be eligible for parole after serving like 80 percent of that time.

    This clearly should have been a death penalty case or life without the possibility of parole.

    He'll be elderly like well into his 80s if he lives that long but he'll still have the chance to walk free again and that's a pathetic miscarriage of justice to be quite honest especially when you got Pookie and Ray Ray getting 20 years behind weed charges.


    He didn't receive 47 years. He received a 47 year minimum and an actual sentence of anywhere from 47-102 years. He won't be eligible for parole until age 97.

    Ehhh.. seems petty and condescending of the judge.. why trifle with numbers? Give him Life without parole and be done

    That 47 years was a plea deal....

    I can't stand people that use the whole only ? will judge me excuse, & his plan ? .
  • dalyricalbandit
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    this guy is a monster