Man plotted to kill and eat children
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batfan08
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Yeah, that's very true, I just meant it as death being like the ultimate punishment. It's pretty finite. Once your dead, there's not much worse they can do to you, and, even if there is, it's not like you're going to feel it; you're dead.
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Uh........ wut?
Voorhees27
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Killing him would send a clear message to pigs considering such a despicable crime. Unfortunately that'd be too harsh for our "civilized" society. I hope the powers that be prove me wrong and grow a damn pair.
Its quite simple. Heinous crimes = death. All others continue their free room and board.
Its quite simple. Heinous crimes = death. All others continue their free room and board.
jye4ever
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batfan08
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Personally, I think our justice system should adopt the ideas of those who came before us. Bottom line: you start putting heads on pikes in the middle of Time Square and people will think twice about being sick ****s.
Seriously, though, theatricality can be very intimidating.
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shocktrooper_au
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Prison throw away the keys and pretend he never existed.
Lejuan
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Thread rage fatigue.
jye4ever
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Personally, I think out justice system should adopt the ideas of those who came before us. Bottom line: you start putting heads on pikes in the middle of Time Square and people will think twice about being sick ****s.
Start immediately killing the ones who were caught doing their crimes against children or other adults and see how quickly this craziness will start dropping in incidents.
You're caught doing it, you're dead the next day.
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batfan08
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Start immediately killing the ones who were caught doing their crimes against choldren or other adults and see how quickly this craziness will start dropping in incidents.
You're caught doing it, you're dead the next day.
Absolutely. I've often thought that that's how they should handle the cartel situation south of the border. If you're associated with the cartel, boom; gone. Hang them in the streets. From low level dealers to high level enforcers. You want to cut people's heads off like barbarians and animals? Be my guest, but don't be surprised when you're put down indiscriminately like the animal that you've been behaving as.
Centurion
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Actually, 27 years is pretty harsh. Now hear me out first before you attack...
According to the report, he was "planning" to do these heinous acts towards children. He never actually followed through with them.
However, there was enough evidence found on the internet and at his home indicating that he had every intention to do so.
So while I say 27 years is harsh for something that was never done, I also think this guy should never walk the streets as a free man again. I hope prosecutors have enough evidence to keep him locked away.
According to the report, he was "planning" to do these heinous acts towards children. He never actually followed through with them.
However, there was enough evidence found on the internet and at his home indicating that he had every intention to do so.
So while I say 27 years is harsh for something that was never done, I also think this guy should never walk the streets as a free man again. I hope prosecutors have enough evidence to keep him locked away.
Pork Chop Express
I never drive faster than I can see...
It has happened already I think, I remember hearing of cases in South America where a man would do something like this, at least similar.
Some guy was said to have killed 300 kids (or more) between Ecuador, Peru and Colombia I think, I don't remember everything
But I know there are at least 4-5 guys that have done things like this guy was going to do around South America......
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luis_Garavito
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedro_L%C3%B3pez_%28serial_killer%29
All of them should be Locked up for life or just plain shot in the head and thrown in a hole.
Boba Ben
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So does that mean that the pictures on his computer were actually of real children that had been cooked and eaten?
jye4ever
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Hmmmm
fair enough
now kill him
Nope, he had child porn, but he wanted to take it even further with his Jeffrey Dahmer idea.
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Dr. Odd
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The report made it sound as though he had pictures of kids being cooked and being prepared to eat.
Anyway, I don't think he deserves death. That's too easy for him. I think he deserves some ****ed up torture beyond what he was planning for these children.
Killing him, though, would probably be the best bet for everyone else.
Anyway, I don't think he deserves death. That's too easy for him. I think he deserves some ****ed up torture beyond what he was planning for these children.
Killing him, though, would probably be the best bet for everyone else.
fosing
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i think i've seen this movie before.
i think i've seen this movie before.
Boba Ben
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The report says that he had pictures of kids being cooked and prepared to be eaten. I didn't know if these was some sort of horrible, creepy role play thing or if he had actual pictures of real kids being eaten. If so, that scares the living hell out of me. If there are people out there doing this and getting away with it, even posting pictures of it.
fosing
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^they took hansel and gretel way out of context there. its a picture book for kids. 
jye4ever
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Speaking of degenerates who should be publicly executed:
CNN:
A teenager convicted of malice murder in the shooting death of a 13-month-old boy in Brunswick, Georgia, earlier this year was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without parole, plus 105 years.
Before Judge Stephen D. Kelley delivered De’Marquise Elkins' sentence, Sherry West, the victim's mother, read a poem about her child in open court.
"The love my life was taken away, far away." West said. "All I can do is cry and wonder when I am going to die. All that is near is fear."
A jury convicted Elkins, 18, on August 30 of 11 charges, including aggravated robbery, cruelty to children and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.
Elkins was also convicted of aggravated assault and other charges for shooting pastor Wilfredo Calix-Flores during a separate mugging 10 days before West's son, Antonio Santiago, was killed.
Elkins' mother, Karimah Elkins, who was tried along with her son, was convicted of tampering with evidence for her role in trying to cover up the shooting.
Elkins was spared the death penalty, because he was 17 when he shot Santiago. A Georgia law prohibits anyone who is under 18 years old during the commission of a crime from being executed. His mother could be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for her conviction.
West wept on the stand last month during the trial as she recounted how Elkins shot her son in broad daylight on March 21, after he and another teen tried to mug her.
“I told him I have a baby and I have expenses and I didn't have it. He asked me if I wanted him to shoot my baby. I told him, 'Please don't shoot my baby.' He shot a warning shot into the ground," West said, weeping. "I asked him, 'Why are you doing this? Please don't do this.' It felt like he shot me in the ear. Then he shot me in the leg. My left leg."
West said one of the teens then did the unthinkable -- he aimed for the baby.
"I tried to stop him. I put my arms over my baby but he still shot him," she said. "He walked over and shot my baby."
During his closing argument, Elkins' attorney Jonathan Lockwood attacked West’s recollection of the shooting, saying she couldn’t confidently identify Elkins as the shooter. He also accused her of plotting her baby’s death to profit from a life insurance policy.
“Sherry West is a woman who was very distraught, who was very emotional. But also who acted in a rather bizarre way. You saw the video of where she is laughing and cutting up with officers, and making jokes with them just after her child was murdered,” Lockwood said.
“Incidentally, does anybody know what the protocol is for how you are supposed to act when you watch your child get shot in the face,” prosecutor Jackie Johnson said during her closing argument.
Johnson called the defense attorney's accusation that West planned her baby’s death a “grand conspiracy” and an attempt to distract from the reality that his client is guilty.
“We have a defendant who preyed upon the weak. He preyed upon the weak when he was looking for Mexicans to rob, because he knows lots of times they can’t speak English. They are afraid. They might be here illegally. They may not even report to police,” said Johnson. “They don’t see any more Mexicans that morning. They see something even better, something even more weak, something even more vulnerable, a mother and a child.”
Johnson ended her closing argument with an emotional plea to the jury to find Elkins guilty of murder.
“This case cries out for malice,” Johnson said.
The teenager accused of being Elkins' accomplice is Dominique Lang, who was 15 at the time of the shooting. Although Lang is a minor, CNN is identifying him because he is charged as an adult, and media outlets have been naming him since his arrest.
Lang has pleaded not guilty to the multiple charges against him, which include felony murder. He will go on trial later, separately from Elkins, and also faces life in prison.
Lang testified against Elkins during the 18-year-old's trial, identifying him as the shooter.
CNN:
A teenager convicted of malice murder in the shooting death of a 13-month-old boy in Brunswick, Georgia, earlier this year was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without parole, plus 105 years.
Before Judge Stephen D. Kelley delivered De’Marquise Elkins' sentence, Sherry West, the victim's mother, read a poem about her child in open court.
"The love my life was taken away, far away." West said. "All I can do is cry and wonder when I am going to die. All that is near is fear."
A jury convicted Elkins, 18, on August 30 of 11 charges, including aggravated robbery, cruelty to children and possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony.
Elkins was also convicted of aggravated assault and other charges for shooting pastor Wilfredo Calix-Flores during a separate mugging 10 days before West's son, Antonio Santiago, was killed.
Elkins' mother, Karimah Elkins, who was tried along with her son, was convicted of tampering with evidence for her role in trying to cover up the shooting.
Elkins was spared the death penalty, because he was 17 when he shot Santiago. A Georgia law prohibits anyone who is under 18 years old during the commission of a crime from being executed. His mother could be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison for her conviction.
West wept on the stand last month during the trial as she recounted how Elkins shot her son in broad daylight on March 21, after he and another teen tried to mug her.
“I told him I have a baby and I have expenses and I didn't have it. He asked me if I wanted him to shoot my baby. I told him, 'Please don't shoot my baby.' He shot a warning shot into the ground," West said, weeping. "I asked him, 'Why are you doing this? Please don't do this.' It felt like he shot me in the ear. Then he shot me in the leg. My left leg."
West said one of the teens then did the unthinkable -- he aimed for the baby.
"I tried to stop him. I put my arms over my baby but he still shot him," she said. "He walked over and shot my baby."
During his closing argument, Elkins' attorney Jonathan Lockwood attacked West’s recollection of the shooting, saying she couldn’t confidently identify Elkins as the shooter. He also accused her of plotting her baby’s death to profit from a life insurance policy.
“Sherry West is a woman who was very distraught, who was very emotional. But also who acted in a rather bizarre way. You saw the video of where she is laughing and cutting up with officers, and making jokes with them just after her child was murdered,” Lockwood said.
“Incidentally, does anybody know what the protocol is for how you are supposed to act when you watch your child get shot in the face,” prosecutor Jackie Johnson said during her closing argument.
Johnson called the defense attorney's accusation that West planned her baby’s death a “grand conspiracy” and an attempt to distract from the reality that his client is guilty.
“We have a defendant who preyed upon the weak. He preyed upon the weak when he was looking for Mexicans to rob, because he knows lots of times they can’t speak English. They are afraid. They might be here illegally. They may not even report to police,” said Johnson. “They don’t see any more Mexicans that morning. They see something even better, something even more weak, something even more vulnerable, a mother and a child.”
Johnson ended her closing argument with an emotional plea to the jury to find Elkins guilty of murder.
“This case cries out for malice,” Johnson said.
The teenager accused of being Elkins' accomplice is Dominique Lang, who was 15 at the time of the shooting. Although Lang is a minor, CNN is identifying him because he is charged as an adult, and media outlets have been naming him since his arrest.
Lang has pleaded not guilty to the multiple charges against him, which include felony murder. He will go on trial later, separately from Elkins, and also faces life in prison.
Lang testified against Elkins during the 18-year-old's trial, identifying him as the shooter.
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