Re: Re: Guilty or Not Guilty

[Guest guest]

OK, let me try to clear this up.

There was a couple in KC, MO area and they had 2 young children. My daughter

picked up with him and he left his wife. Wife was mad as heck and was doing

all she could to punish him and anyone he associated with, my oldest

daughter and her son. Wife knew that son babysat for her before, so dreamed

up a way to punish husband and my daughter. Her children were good

ammunition for her so she told them what they were to remember from when

they were 2 and 4 years old. Son (my grandson) was named the 'molester' and

given a 40 year prison sentence.

My point is that 'in the old days', we wouldn't believe anybody, calling the

victim everything from asking for it, to liar, etc.. Today, if someone

whispers an idea of something might have happened " because I dreamed it " ,

the person accused is automatically guilty and usually can't be proven

innocent. It's too easy to get someone in trouble with absolutely no proof.

Dennis in eastexas

On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 12:12 PM, CLORA <clora4jesus@...> wrote:

> Dennis Texas and group;

>

> Forgive me but I don't understand your point. Well I understand the

> point but I don't understand the list of relatives . Your daughter

> dated someone who did something. And your nephew is spending 40

> years for something he didnt do. I was trying to comment on this but

> can't understand. Here is my comment anyway.

>

> There are many people in prisons who are innocent. There are many

> people who should be in prison and got a way with crimes. I believe

> everyone reap what they sow so I guess thats how I deal with it.

> Sorry about your nephew. I love my family, I have a brother in

> prison that is innocent and I have a brother that is not in prison

> that is quilty so I understand a lot.

>

> It's a crazy world. I am glad I was born in a civilized nation. I

> think there are a lot of civilized nations like Uk, Canada,

> Australia and so on thats what I mean about civilized nations.

>

> gentle hugs

> Clora

>

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> > I know something about this sort of thing. My 20 year old grandson

> is in

> > prison for 40 years because he 'molested a 2 and a 4 year old', but

> there

> > was no complaint filed for 2 years after my daughter

> started 'dating' the

> > husband of those kids. I'm sure the wife/mother had no part in

> telling what

> > the boys said or was involved any other way. I had first-hand

> knowledge of

> > the mother's vindictive side, but it's nothing that can be used in

> court.

> > It's like you that are reading about this case. You automatically

> believe

> > this story with no doubts in mind. I'm not saying this isn't

> mistaken

> > punishment, but it's easy to make claims that may not be altogether

> true. A

> > man shot and killed 2 men and got only 20 years and my

> grandson 'may have'

> > and got 40 years and a scarlet letter on his head until he dies.

> Where is

> > the fair in all of this?

> >

> > Dennis in eastexas

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