Kid sentenced to 25 years for killing girl who declined his prom invite

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n_huffhines said:
IDK...it's not my field of expertise, but also IDK why you think it can't be rehabilitated.
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First off.. Idk why folks are making jokes in a sad attempt at likes.. (not you)

As to your post.. This guy will not get rehabilitated in state prison. It would take much more.
 
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I would just say that every case is different. Leopold and Loeb (the crime of the century) killed a kid just because they thought it would be fun (which seems even more senseless than this prom case). They wanted the rush of creating a mystery nobody could figure out and they relished in their genius...then they got caught.

Loeb died in prison. Leopold was released 33 years later. He used the royalties from his book to start a foundation for "emotionally disturbed, retarded, and delinquent youths". He went onto teach and practice medicine in Puerto Rico and was very active in the community.

People wanted him to get the death penalty. They thought these guys should never get out of prison because they were such a danger. Point is, you don't know.

Maybe this kid deserves to die. Maybe that's justice. But whether or not he can be a good citizen some day is totally unknown.
 
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n_huffhines said:
I would just say that every case is different. Leopold and Loeb (the crime of the century) killed a kid just because they thought it would be fun (which seems even more senseless than this prom case). They wanted the rush of creating a mystery nobody could figure out and they relished in their genius...then they got caught.

Loeb died in prison. Leopold was released 33 years later. He used the royalties from his book to start a foundation for "emotionally disturbed, retarded, and delinquent youths". He went onto teach and practice medicine in Puerto Rico and was very active in the community.

People wanted him to get the death penalty. They thought these guys should never get out of prison because they were such a danger. Point is, you don't know.

Maybe this kid deserves to die. Maybe that's justice. But whether or not he can be a good citizen some day is totally unknown.
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Do you know who for absolute certain we know won't grow up to be a good citizen? The girl he killed.

All you're worried about is trying to get this waste out of prison. Disgusting.
 
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tumscalcium said:
Do you know who for absolute certain we know won't grow up to be a good citizen? The girl he killed.

All you're worried about is trying to get this waste out of prison. Disgusting.
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I haven't made an argument that he should ever be released. Save your judgment for a conversation you can follow.
 
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n_huffhines said:
I haven't made an argument that he should ever be released. Save your judgment for a conversation you can follow.
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Cool, he shouldn't be released. You can now quit crying about his rehabilitation since he shouldn't ever see the light of day again.

Don't be weird.
 
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