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dupshflayh
Norway49 Posts
On August 27 2011 12:57 Sachem wrote: It's equivalent there, and it's Texas, so the guy's probably getting life in prison or the death penalty. Was about to go edit that out. Should've looked over the post twice. But it still sounds like a pretty bad wording for "murder" though. Because that's what they did, in a exceedingly cruel way. | ||
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NathanSC
United States620 Posts
On August 27 2011 12:53 dupshflayh wrote: "injury to a child causing serious bodily injury" is a bullshit charge. Depriving a human beeing for water for 5 days is more in the category "Attempted murder". Some people shouldn't have kids. It's not a bullshit charge. If you read the thread, you'd find out that it's the equivalent of murder as a first degree felony. This is a much more serious offense than "attempted murder," and in conjunction with other charges will likely net the parents life in prison or death. Edit: On August 27 2011 13:10 dupshflayh wrote:. Was about to go edit that out. Should've looked over the post twice. But it still sounds like a pretty bad wording for "murder" though. Because that's what they did, in a exceedingly cruel way. There's no reason for the charge to be murder, as the current charge is the equivalent of murder and is much easier to prosecute. Proving that the couple caused the child serious bodily injury which resulted in his death is a much easier case. There's no reason for the state to risk prosecuting the couple solely on murder since that's legally more difficult to prove here, and it would be no less grievous of a crime to the court. | ||
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Rantech
Chile527 Posts
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riboflavin
United States226 Posts
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dUTtrOACh
Canada2339 Posts
Wow... they should be charged with first degree murder, IMO. This is absolutely fucked. Torturing someone to death as a form of punishment. Continuing to feed someone while depriving them of water is cruel, and beyond neglectful. It's malicious and cold-blooded. This would be the type of thing a dude gets shanked over in jail. I for one, wouldn't feel sorry for him, either. R.I.P. I feel so bad for the surviving brother... T.T | ||
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Tippecanoe
United States342 Posts
But really which one of the parents ever thought this was a good idea. At least the other kid won't misbehave i guess it sorta worked? | ||
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TheSubtleArt
Canada2527 Posts
On August 27 2011 09:09 R3m3mb3rM3 wrote: wow this stuff always remind me how fucked up this planet is  Of course there are fucked up people in the world....our population is over 6 billion -_-... | ||
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SLAYER29
United States50 Posts
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Xplitcit
United States419 Posts
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Duckvillelol
Australia1253 Posts
It amazes me how depraved people like this are. Some people do some messed up shit... but man... this is just a new low. | ||
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Euronyme
Sweden3804 Posts
Wh.. W.. Why? Why would you do such a thing? Fucking retards -.-' Fuck, I'm just enraged by this.. I really really hope they get the most severe prison penalty they can get, and live a long life in misery. | ||
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_-NoMaN-_
Canada250 Posts
Wow so disgusting. this shit is why iam for torture as punishment. poor fucking kid. WRONG. what these people did is quintessential 'torture as punishment'...so u hate these people for their logic while espousing it yourself. Nice. | ||
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Neo7
United States922 Posts
On August 27 2011 13:09 Roffles wrote: RIP kid. I hope they get max penalty. That's pretty much murder right there. In Texas, unless stars align and they get an insanity plea in successfully, the bare minimum will be a life sentence. The max is the death penalty which is what most people are hoping for now (as am I). Even if it winds up being a life sentence, the other inmates will pull a vigilante move on them (killed in prison). It's rarely reported, but even in prison, a conviction for harming a child in anyway is severely looked down upon by other inmates and offenders are treated like garbage, severely beaten up often, and sometimes murdered themselves. | ||
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cyclonous
United States55 Posts
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The Final Boss
United States1839 Posts
On August 27 2011 09:13 SeeDLiNg wrote: I just won 10 bucks betting myself it happened in the US... I love this country but holy shit do we breed some stupid MFers... Honestly, there are some serious problems within the USA, but there are crazy people everywhere. Like Norway's spree shooter or the Train Bombings in London. I mean yeah, these people are absolutely messed up in the head, but it's not just the USA. I think that things like this just get more publicity in the USA then anywhere else, but it's still completely inexcusable and revolting. | ||
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NathanSC
United States620 Posts
On August 27 2011 13:44 cyclonous wrote: How is this not murder? make the crime fit the punishment, string these delinquent f*cks to the gallows. As has been stated countless times throughout the thread, this is the equivalent of murder. There's no reason for the charge to be murder, as the current charge is the equivalent of murder and is much easier to prosecute. Proving that the couple caused the child serious bodily injury which resulted in his death will hardly be a challenge for the state to convict the couple on. | ||
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riboflavin
United States226 Posts
LINK I'm going to go watch SoTG @ MLG now -- I need it as a distraction from where these stories have put my mind. | ||
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KobyKat
United States111 Posts
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ReaperX
Hong Kong1758 Posts
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isleyofthenorth
Austria894 Posts
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