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Serial Molester Sentenced To More Than One Thousand Years
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Posted on 03/08/2003 10:37:08 AM PST by chance33_98
Serial Molester Sentenced To More Than One Thousand Years
Saturday March 08, 2003 12:38am
Oklahoma City (AP) - A serial child molester has been sentenced to life in prison, plus one-thousand-460 years.
Gregory Wayne Myers was convicted of sodomy, failing to comply with the sex offenders registration act and seven counts of indecent and lewd acts with a child under age 16.
Oklahoma County District Judge Susan Caswell followed the jury's recommendation of sentences, which ranged from life to 120 years.
The judge ordered the nine sentences to run consecutively.
Myers was on probation for molesting another child when he was convicted of sexually abusing a nine-year-old girl in 2000.
He had three prior convictions of sexually abusing children when he was charged in 2000 with the latest offenses.
TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; US: Oklahoma
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To: chance33_98
According to the Democrats' way of thinking........
do you know how much it will cost to keep this poor soul incarcerated for 1000 years.
Wouldn't it be better for everyone to abort him now with a lethal injection?
To: chance33_98
When I first saw the headline, I thought they were talking about Bill Clinton, aka William Judas Clinton, aka Sick Willie.
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posted on
03/08/2003 10:39:39 AM PST
by
punster
To: chance33_98
Those sentences we don't have here in Europe. Here we treat those rapists like kings.
To: chance33_98; EdReform; LarryLied
Ping!
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posted on
03/08/2003 10:42:15 AM PST
by
Salvation
(†With God all things are possible.†)
To: chance33_98
Too bad the Pope can't bring himself to allow this kind of justice for the victims of 'priestly abuse'.
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posted on
03/08/2003 10:44:23 AM PST
by
jimkress
To: chance33_98
A thousand years? Ugh. With our revolving door justice system, "good behavior" will have him out in five hundred.
To: American Soldier
1000 years? If he gets a good lawyer, he should be able to cut that sentence in half.
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posted on
03/08/2003 10:47:09 AM PST
by
nwrep
To: American Soldier
"With our revolving door justice system, "good behavior" will have him out in five hundred." Yeah, but he will be a crispy, dried out POS, instead of a plain old POS.
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posted on
03/08/2003 10:47:53 AM PST
by
sd-joe
To: sd-joe
Imagine if science ever does come up with a way to make us live thousands of years youthfully...
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posted on
03/08/2003 10:49:02 AM PST
by
chance33_98
(Government cannot give freedom, it can only take it.)
To: chance33_98
I once saw a list of serial murderers/molesters with the middle name "Wayne." It was hundreds and hundreds of names. Like the list that appeared in Edwin Newman's __A Civil Tongue__: University Presidents with two last names and three last names.
To: chance33_98
Yet we had a guy released in my town who molested 3 sisters (one as young as 3 years old) over a number of years. He was sentenced to 7 years and released in two. His friends testified that it was a "one time aberration" in an otherwise respectable life! I can't believe it!
Now the police chief is having meetings with the neighbors and school bus drivers on how to identify this creep. He's not allowed to change his appearance or to be anyplace where children under 18 are present. I'm still shaking my head at the idea that they would release this man, or that his friends could say with straight faces that this was a "one time aberration!"
To: jimkress
Nme one thing the Pope has done (or COULD do) to prevent the authorities' sentencing a cleric like this.
To: Arthur McGowan
Like the list that appeared in Edwin Newman's __A Civil Tongue__: University Presidents with two last names and three last names. Gee whiz. What does that mean? My husband has 3 last names. Should I dump him after 44 years?
To: CROSSHIGHWAYMAN
Wouldn't it be better for everyone to abort him now with a lethal injection? Too bad he wasnt in New Mexico or Texas, or thats exactly what would happen to him. Just too bad.
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posted on
03/08/2003 11:03:49 AM PST
by
Delta 21
To: Arthur McGowan; All
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posted on
03/08/2003 11:07:10 AM PST
by
dighton
To: Arthur McGowan
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posted on
03/08/2003 11:18:23 AM PST
by
Cicero
(Marcus Tullius)
To: afraidfortherepublic
If he's not a university president, dump him!
To: chance33_98
This is a clear case where the death penalty is a more suitable punishment. It would be interesting if treatment were available for immortality to put this guy at the head of the line. Maybe in 1500 years of imprisonment he'd actually learn something.
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posted on
03/08/2003 11:52:10 AM PST
by
altair
(Or then again, maybe not)
To: altair
Maybe in 1500 years of imprisonment he'd actually learn something.My guess is that after less then 1500 seconds in general population in the Big House, he will learn something.
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posted on
03/08/2003 12:27:27 PM PST
by
Wingy
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