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Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Doris Tate Keeps The Manson Killers Behind Bars
How hard can it be to keep mass murderers under wraps?
It's hard to know how I would feel having not had any experience with a close family member being murdered, but I think it's probably some sort of therapy for family members to make it a mission to oppose parole at every turn. Perhaps they feel that is how they would honor their deceased relatives.
In New York, the system has me puzzled, as there have been many high profile cases where a convicted murderer was sentenced to a term of like 20 years to life, has served their term without any problems, even obtained degrees and teaches other inmates, has had exemplary behavior, and in one particular case, was even granted parole by the boeard, but then rescinded it after family members of the victim complained about it.
Being the philosopher thinker that I am, I have to question the ahole concept of parole in then in the first place....if the board can grant it, then just revoke it...for whatever reason...then do we really have a parole system in the first place? Is there really such a sentence as 20 years to life, or is it just life? And why would anyone perhaps agree to a plea bargain with this type of sentence if there is no gaurantee whatsoever that they actually will be paroled given they do everything right?
catscradle77 said... DOKKK!!!!! How are you? Email me please.
1:16 PM, August 29, 2006
>>Cat, my outlook express is still down and my laptop is sitting on a chair, both wait for me to feel up to fixing them. So, I cannot send or receive emails right now. Round one went as expected and round two is coming up on the 11th. It's all about keeping the hair! LOL : ) Is all well with you?
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It's hard to know how I would feel having not had any experience with a close family member being murdered, but I think it's probably some sort of therapy for family members to make it a mission to oppose parole at every turn. Perhaps they feel that is how they would honor their deceased relatives.
In New York, the system has me puzzled, as there have been many high profile cases where a convicted murderer was sentenced to a term of like 20 years to life, has served their term without any problems, even obtained degrees and teaches other inmates, has had exemplary behavior, and in one particular case, was even granted parole by the boeard, but then rescinded it after family members of the victim complained about it.
Being the philosopher thinker that I am, I have to question the ahole concept of parole in then in the first place....if the board can grant it, then just revoke it...for whatever reason...then do we really have a parole system in the first place? Is there really such a sentence as 20 years to life, or is it just life? And why would anyone perhaps agree to a plea bargain with this type of sentence if there is no gaurantee whatsoever that they actually will be paroled given they do everything right?
where are you from yepyep?
Poor Doris Tate, I can't imagine the life she lived.
catscradle77 said...
DOKKK!!!!! How are you? Email me please.
1:16 PM, August 29, 2006
>>Cat, my outlook express is still down and my laptop is sitting on a chair, both wait for me to feel up to fixing them. So, I cannot send or receive emails right now. Round one went as expected and round two is coming up on the 11th. It's all about keeping the hair! LOL : ) Is all well with you?
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Deb
Why do you have to mock?
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