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Jimbuna 07-26-13 11:09 AM

Life in prison for Ohio abductor
 
Plea bargained life in prison without parole...is this lenient or should he have been facing the death penalty otherwise?

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The Ohio man accused of raping and holding three women captive in his home for about a decade has agreed to a plea deal that will see him imprisoned for life without the possibility of parole.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23468222

BossMark 07-26-13 11:23 AM

He should have got the chair or one of those injections they dish out to evil scum like this.

Wolferz 07-26-13 11:37 AM

Life in prison with no possibility of parole is pretty much the same thing as a death sentence to me and a more fitting retribution for his crime would be to chain him to the floor in a solitary confinement cell without windows and let the twinks in every other day to violate him. In other words, treat him the same way he treated his captives.
Squeal like a pig Biotch!

Gargamel 07-26-13 12:21 PM

^ what wolf said.

Scary thing is, with that one girl I was seeing (see the "open Letter" thread I wrote), we were frequently at a house only a few doors down from that place........

weird....

AVGWarhawk 07-26-13 12:49 PM

Even hardened criminals have a heart for kids. Specifically those who have been abused by an adult. The guy is a pedophile. His life in prison will not be pretty. The death penalty would be to easy. Besides, time for him to experience being incarcerated, raped, beaten and left to stew in his own crap feels like. Much like these girls endured.

Jimbuna 07-26-13 01:34 PM

Can't say I disagree with the comments above but I must admit to being surprised that the death penalty was an option.

eddie 07-26-13 03:23 PM

Actually, the deal is Life with no parole, plus a 1,000 years! No overkill there,lol

This is why the death penalty was an option at first-
"He pleaded guilty to more than 900 criminal counts, including kidnapping, rape and attempted murder. That charge was brought by Ohio prosecutors after one of the women told investigators Castro impregnated her and forced her to miscarry by punching her in the stomach."

http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013...ut-parole?lite

Jimbuna 07-26-13 03:32 PM

A charming piece of filth I'm sure :nope:

Platapus 07-26-13 04:57 PM

Saves the taxpayer some money. It is not like he was going to get out of all almost 1,000 charges.

The scary thing is: How many others like him are out there?

I never would have believed it was possible to keep someone hostage for decades. Well, it not only is possible, it is being done.

So who is out there now being held hostage? :nope:

That's what scares me.

I am not one for neighbours spying on each other, but if you think your neighbour is up to something, let someone know and keep letting them know until someone checks it out.

frau kaleun 07-26-13 05:37 PM

While you may not agree with what you perceive as leniency in this case, keep in mind that the plea deal may have been offered with the approval of the victims, in order to allow them to retain whatever privacy they have and get on with their lives and healing - as opposed to the necessity of going through the ordeal of a trial (and potential appeals of a guilty verdict).

The latter option could and probably would have dragged things out for months if not years and they would have had to continue reliving the horror of what they endured over and over again in the process. This SOB got, what, ten years of their lives already? If they don't want to devote any more time to dealing with the fallout from that, surely no one can blame them.

Armistead 07-26-13 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by frau kaleun (Post 2091271)
While you may not agree with what you perceive as leniency in this case, keep in mind that the plea deal may have been offered with the approval of the victims, in order to allow them to retain whatever privacy they have and get on with their lives and healing - as opposed to the necessity of going through the ordeal of a trial (and potential appeals of a guilty verdict).

The latter option could and probably would have dragged things out for months if not years and they would have had to continue reliving the horror of what they endured over and over again in the process. This SOB got, what, ten years of their lives already? If they don't want to devote any more time to dealing with the fallout from that, surely no one can blame them.

Very good point.

Anyway, he'll be a bitch soon enough...

kranz 07-27-13 01:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Platapus (Post 2091253)
The scary thing is: How many others like him are out there?

judging from the opinions expressed in this thread - quite a few.

Gargamel 07-27-13 04:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Jimbuna (Post 2091101)
Can't say I disagree with the comments above but I must admit to being surprised that the death penalty was an option.

Apparently he beat one of the pregnant captives till she miscarried, allowing for two (?) counts of aggravated murder. That's where the death penalty came from.

Jimbuna 07-27-13 05:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gargamel (Post 2091435)
Apparently he beat one of the pregnant captives till she miscarried, allowing for two (?) counts of aggravated murder. That's where the death penalty came from.

Appreciate the explanation :up:


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