Verdict reached in Sandusky trial.
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james6345789
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FUCK YEAH I HOPE HIS ANUS GETS DESTROYED IN PRISON!
45/48
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PlaygroundRapist
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Jesus that's long.
In the Netherlands he would get 20 years, tops.
In the Netherlands he would get 20 years, tops.
84891jnf92048
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for raping 45 young boys? only 20 years?
james6345789
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^^remind me to never play football in the Netherlands...
PlaygroundRapist
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Very recently someone who was even worse:
The Amsterdam sex crimes case[/b]
The defendant was Robert Mikelsons, who had worked at several daycare centres in Amsterdam and was accused of abusing 67 children as well as possession, production and distribution of child pornography. Mikelsons was found guilty and sentenced to 18 years in prison.
Mikelsons confessed to the abuse of 83 young children, but he is charged with abuse of 67 because some of the parents preferred to keep their children out of the court records owing to privacy concerns.
The youngest of these children was 19 days old at the time the acts were committed.
The Amsterdam sex crimes case[/b]
The defendant was Robert Mikelsons, who had worked at several daycare centres in Amsterdam and was accused of abusing 67 children as well as possession, production and distribution of child pornography. Mikelsons was found guilty and sentenced to 18 years in prison.
Mikelsons confessed to the abuse of 83 young children, but he is charged with abuse of 67 because some of the parents preferred to keep their children out of the court records owing to privacy concerns.
The youngest of these children was 19 days old at the time the acts were committed.
PlaygroundRapist
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I spot a vague resemblance don't you think?
accualyisdolan
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ok this thread is going nowhere fast
84891jnf92048
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he should go to jail for 20 years for that haircut alone.
JWeinstock
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r you sure. i thought it was 438...
SpaghettiWizard
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It could be 20 and he'd still spend the rest of his life in there.
PlaygroundRapist
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The age from the kids he abused spanned from 0-2,5.
She is way too old.
She is way too old.
DERS.
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you think thats bad...
The world's most prolific child rapist and murderer will not be considered for early release from prison, a Colombian judge ruled Tuesday.
Luis Alfredo Garavito, dubbed "The Beast," was sentenced to 40 years in prison in 2000 for the rape and murder of 111 children between the years of 1992 and 1999 -- although estimates of his total number of victims have exceeded 300. His sentence was later reduced to 24 years after Garavito co-operated with authorities in locating the bodies of several victims.
Garavito has so far served just over 12 years -- but last May Colombian Senator Gilma Jimenez sparked speculation that the killer might qualify for a much earlier release date after completing study hours that contribute to reduced sentences.
The vice president of the Disciplinary Chamber of the Supreme Judicial Council, Ovidio Claros, has now issued a statement confirming that no application for early release has been received from Garavito's defense team, and that the issue would not be considered "for a long time", according to newspaper El Espectador.
Garavito has admitted to murdering children in neighbouring Ecuador, for which he has already been sentanced to 22 years in prison by the Ecuadorian authorities. Whether Garavito could be extradited to Ecuador following completion of his sentence in Colombia is the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice, according to El Espectador.
Garavito is believed to be the world's second most prolific mass murderer, having admitted to 138 counts of the rape and murder of children. British doctor Harold Shipman had more proven victims, but did not target children.
The world's most prolific child rapist and murderer will not be considered for early release from prison, a Colombian judge ruled Tuesday.
Luis Alfredo Garavito, dubbed "The Beast," was sentenced to 40 years in prison in 2000 for the rape and murder of 111 children between the years of 1992 and 1999 -- although estimates of his total number of victims have exceeded 300. His sentence was later reduced to 24 years after Garavito co-operated with authorities in locating the bodies of several victims.
Garavito has so far served just over 12 years -- but last May Colombian Senator Gilma Jimenez sparked speculation that the killer might qualify for a much earlier release date after completing study hours that contribute to reduced sentences.
The vice president of the Disciplinary Chamber of the Supreme Judicial Council, Ovidio Claros, has now issued a statement confirming that no application for early release has been received from Garavito's defense team, and that the issue would not be considered "for a long time", according to newspaper El Espectador.
Garavito has admitted to murdering children in neighbouring Ecuador, for which he has already been sentanced to 22 years in prison by the Ecuadorian authorities. Whether Garavito could be extradited to Ecuador following completion of his sentence in Colombia is the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice, according to El Espectador.
Garavito is believed to be the world's second most prolific mass murderer, having admitted to 138 counts of the rape and murder of children. British doctor Harold Shipman had more proven victims, but did not target children.
