Son charged with stealing father's body from cemetery., page 2


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reply posted on 19-1-2013 @ 09:25 AM by Xaphan
Originally posted by facelift
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post by Agarta




At least he wasn't trying to dig up an old girlfriend 'cause he was horny...




Who says it has to be an old girlfriend?


reply posted on 19-1-2013 @ 10:13 AM by Fylgje
Originally posted by littled16
reply to
post by Agarta

People can flip out all sorts of ways when they are grieving. Maybe he is into Voodoo, or maybe he saw Pet Semetary one time too many and convinced himself that his basement sits on top of a Micmac burial ground- who knows? The important thing is this man doesn't need to be in jail. He needs to be in a good medical facility with an outstanding psychiatric unit.



Exactly what I was going to say. Good post.

To add:
He just misses his dad and cannot accept a life without him and is trying anything, though delusional, to bring him back. He's just grieving. Get him outta jail now and comfort him and get him the help he really needs.
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reply posted on 19-1-2013 @ 09:51 PM by SPACEYstranger
reply to post by Agarta



I have sympathy for this man.

Granted, what he did was insane. But, I imagine if my father was dead it might just drive me to the brink of insanity as well.

Not that I would do anything like this, but it is at least understandable.


reply posted on 19-1-2013 @ 10:00 PM by DYepes
This guy is not going to go anywhere near ten years. The media and DA always comment with the maximum sentences possible to strike fear into the average law abiding citizens hearts. I doubt he even scores enough to get him mandatory prison time yet.

Quote me on this : His attorney will strike a plea for lesser charges and/or consequences, he may serve any period of time less than a year in jail or may even go straight to probation with court fees and legal fines. He will most likely also be required to complete some psych evaluation due to the nature of the law broken. Other than probation though he will for the most part be living out the rest of this year a free man outside of jail.

I see people on their fifth violation of drug probation or even felony thefts/car burglaries simply get reinstated. Dont believe me? go down to you local county courthouse any day of the week and sit in the felony division courtrooms. If you get there early enough you can get a seat without question and will see just how much of a joke the judicial system has become.

I mean many people even on their first felony burglary/ assualt or trafficking charge still get probation from the judge. Courts are a busy and crowded place and the judge just wants the day to end as well. You do not get mandatory prison in most states unless you have a certain score from your priors, or you have really ticked off the judge. So even first offense non-capital felony crimes mostly simply end up on probation. And many of them wont even go to prison until after at least a third violation.

Just stating from my obvervations.
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reply posted on 19-1-2013 @ 10:19 PM by snarky412
reply to post by Agarta



the circumstances of the case which "would seem to indicate that the defendant may have mental health issues that need to be addressed."


Ya think??????
He doesn't need jail time, he needs some serious therapy.

Although, grief can affect one's thoughts and actions.
Not sure if his actions would be covered in this category though....

Pitiful really....
Hope he gets the help he needs.
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