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Comment on Bad Boy of Croquet, Mik Mehas, goes down swinging by Stolen Boy

Stolen Boy — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 19:51:09 +0000

There too are so many things I wish I could speak with him about. Thank you for being such a special person to pops. Peace and Blessings!!!

Comment on Bad Boy of Croquet, Mik Mehas, goes down swinging by Jacques Fournier

Jacques Fournier — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 04:24:42 +0000

I was just thinking about your dad tonight, as I do now and then. We were playing our best croquet around the same time and played against each other a lot. I often think about him when I realize he was right about something that I did not realize at the time, and I wish I had the chance to talk to him about it now.

Comment on Good News for Jesse James Hollywood, Death Row Inmate Ryan Hoyt by MatthewC

MatthewC — Fri, 02 Dec 2011 09:05:35 +0000

The people who committed these crimes made a choice. They made the choice to murder an innocent human being that had a whole life in front of him. It wasn’t the victims choice to be murdered. I am a peaceful man but the people who were involved in this should endure the pain, the anguish and the consequence of their actions. Only God can judge us right? Well I feel sorry for these heartless people when their time comes. They sit in a jail cell and get to relive, remember and stew over what they did. They need to suffer like they made that poor innocent kid suffer. I’m sure they are living in hell everyday, but one day when the time comes either by natural death or the death penalty they can really see what hell feels like. May God have mercy on their souls. Because mercy is thet one thing they didn’t show Nicholas Markowitz.

Comment on Good News for Jesse James Hollywood, Death Row Inmate Ryan Hoyt by Jack Speirs

Jack Speirs — Tue, 22 Nov 2011 22:45:21 +0000

It is not right. These guys might be evil but they made a biggest mistake that they didn’t realise kidnapping for random would get you for Life in prison or Death Row. Why? Because these guys was only ask their money back, of course drugs is dangerous things but i ask you what if law don’t say kidnapping for random for life in prison or death row. That young boy would be go home safety and lives for other days.

Our britain’s laws say kidnapping for random would land you in 7 to maximum 10 years in prison.

America’s Law are pure joke, kidnapping 1 person land you in prison for life? pure not right

and kill a person go on death row? that is not right.

Kidnapping 2 or more people, that should be maxi 20 years in prisons.

Kill 2 or more people, That defo death row.

Comment on Brandon McInerney, Our Sacrificial Lamb by Stacy

Stacy — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 21:49:12 +0000

You claim to be so loving? Really? Then why is it that you continually call other people names? You are constantly pointing the finger at others calling them hateful, egotistical, insecure, sarcastic, cynical, miserable, and stupid (which you insinuate by saying other posters can’t POSSIBLY understand the COMPLICATED things you are saying). Guess what?

THAT IS NOT LOVE. You say you aren’t mocking anyone . . .but you absolutely ARE.

You talk about sticks and stones . . . do you remember the one about glass houses? When you start walking the walk you talk . . . then maybe someone will start listening.

Comment on TYLER’S CORNER: MY THOUGHTS ON MERIT AND JUSTICE IN AMERICA by Anna

Anna — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 20:34:05 +0000

Your argument is based on the thesis that justice,and therefore truth, is relative – that justice is merely perceived truth, based on cultural beliefs and historical trends. If we followed that argument all the way through, then nothing in this world would be “true” and there would be no standard with which to measure either morals or values or laws. Does truth/justice really alter over time???

Comment on One perspective on Brandon McInerney, his father, and death on court day by Americans Respect Each Other

Americans Respect Each Other — Sat, 27 Aug 2011 01:54:58 +0000

There are no sympathies for Brandon from me. He deserves to be behind bars for the rest of his life. Parents…heed this situation when rearing children. A child in a home with abuse and hate creates an abusive and hateful child and then adult.

My heart goes out to that poor boy shot in the head, and his classmates forever scarred by Brandon’s (and his father’s) lack of care towards humanity.

Comment on Exclusive interview with Brandon McInerney’s new attorney, Scott Wippert by Ed Dowler

Ed Dowler — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 17:10:58 +0000

If McInerney is found guilty of manslaughter instead of murder (which he should
be) when handed down his sentence (if I were Scott Wippert) I would remind the
Judge that a police officer in Sanfrancisco that shot and killed a man while hancuffed
and lying on the ground the officer was convected of manslughter and received (I think) two
years probation. If the courts sentence is more than that a double standard applys
therefor I will file a complaint to your superiors and take this matter to the supreme Court!!

Comment on Let’s Not Destroy Brandon McInerney by SpireaX (@SpireaX)

SpireaX (@SpireaX) — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 15:42:01 +0000

Are you off to make another buck off of another criminal, Michael, just like you did Jesse James Hollywood’s story? Garnering more awards, perhaps. How could you suggest the heinous nature of this crime deserves less than the full force of the law be brought down on Brandon McInerney?

Have you been keep tracking of the shenanigans the defense attorneys have been putting up including having his brother testify in full uniform to gain juror sympathy, the hearsay testimony (with no concrete proof whatsoever) of Brandon’s alleged molestation and how about the reports of McInerney being the aggressor, teasing the effeminate King for weeks and vowing to “get a gun and shoot” him, according to a prosecution brief. Multiple students provided accounts of a growing hostility between the two boys, the document shows http://articles.latimes.com/2009/feb/12/local/me-king-mcinerney12)

While you fancy yourself as social activist with regards to teen issues, this is a case where the teen deserves the charges he is facing.

Comment on In Brandon McInerney’s Defense, a Defense Fund by Robert Oldfoxbob Hersh-Geer

Robert Oldfoxbob Hersh-Geer — Fri, 05 Aug 2011 14:25:19 +0000

What little boy who didn’t know better took his daddy’s gun to school? What little boy who knew better walked up behind some one he hated? What little boy who knew better pulled the trigger ending the life of a human being? What little boy knew just what he was doing but did not care to tell his family or the school or seek help in ending his torment? What little boy deserves to hang because he knew better? Brandon does.