Posted on 01/22/2012 9:30:03 PM PST by jakerobins
When burglar Kesler Dufrene became a twice-convicted felon in 2006, a Bradenton judge shipped him to prison for five years. And because of his convictions, an immigration judge ordered Dufrene deported to his native Haiti. That never happened. Instead, when Dufrene’s state prison term was up, Miami immigration authorities in October 2010 released him from custody. Two months later, North Miami police say, he slaughtered three people, including a 15-year-old girl in a murder case that remains as baffling today as it did the afternoon the bodies were discovered.
(Excerpt) Read more at miamiherald.com ...
A guy from the voodoo capital of the world murders people and this is “baffling”?
I urge Romney and Gingrich to turn this case into Obama’s Willie Horton moment. The release of this individual should be regarded as a criminal act perpetuated by Obama for political gain. This case should be featured on political ads in September and October.
What, did they also furnish him with a gun-walker assault weapon?
...unexpectedly...
You can “urge” Mittens and Newt until the stars burn-out, but it would be a waste of time. They are both too cowardly to do it out of fear from the MSM calling them racists.
The RNC is populated by cowards, whores, punks and RINOs.
A baffling murder? A burglar and a thief from a primitive and violent society murders three people when he breaks into their home?
No one ever heard of a burglar doing such a thing before. Never.
Not just another Haitian gone bad....but rather, another Haitian that failed to go good when the opportunity presented itself.
Darkness is fundamentally their worship.
It’s OK...
Obama is a Democrat.
What are three dead people compared to the glory of buying hispanic votes for Obama?
Haiti is marked by lots of voodoo — whether it works in the manner claimed on its face is open to serious question, but it surely succeeds in summoning the malevolent spirits that the bible calls demons. Yet there are many devoted Christians there who live through amazingly grueling circumstances and still praise the Lord.
The big shocker here is the no man’s land created by the USSC ruling. If a would be deportee who has been punished for a crime is still believed to be dangerous, as surely this man was, there would normally be something like civil commitment. But... unless I am mistaken... the USSC ruling puts the nix on this option too. I say why care if Haiti wants someone like this back or not. Drop him by parachute if need be.
Would he be welcomed as a hero?
I’m thinking.
LOL...yes, why not?
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