F*****d up & truly bizarre story from Perris CA

Asimo wrote:

Incredibly sad, but that guy got a 140K job as a school Principal? NO WAY would I let my kids anywhere near that guy. Who does...

Incredibly sad, but that guy got a 140K job as a school Principal? NO WAY would I let my kids anywhere near that guy. Who does the hiring for that district?

Dirty Britches wrote:

and not all where children. some where adults in their 20's. crazy.

seth505 wrote:

So fucked, doesn't surprise me too much, some of the neighborhoods driving to Perris MX are creepy.

seth505 wrote:

So fucked, doesn't surprise me too much, some of the neighborhoods driving to Perris MX are creepy.

Falcon wrote:

Yeah, but this neighborhood is pretty nice. [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2018/01/18/238887/s1200_Muir_Woods_rd..jpg[/img]

Yeah, but this neighborhood is pretty nice.

TXDirt wrote:

Years of trials. Millions will be spent to “gather evidence”, prosecute them, then to house them in prison where they will get three meals a day...

Years of trials. Millions will be spent to “gather evidence”, prosecute them, then to house them in prison where they will get three meals a day, free healthcare, free education, free access to lawyers to appeal their case.

All a total waste of time and resources.

They did what they did. They are obviously guilty.

String’em up and move on to the next sick fuck to waste millions on.

71Fish wrote:

As guilty as these inbred parents obviously are, we can't just go stringing people up who we know or think are guilty without a fair trial...

As guilty as these inbred parents obviously are, we can't just go stringing people up who we know or think are guilty without a fair trial. Plenty of people (men) in prison who without a doubt seemed guilty only to be proven otherwise.

But the system ain't perfect, example OJ and Mike Tyson.

71Fish wrote:

As guilty as these inbred parents obviously are, we can't just go stringing people up who we know or think are guilty without a fair trial...

As guilty as these inbred parents obviously are, we can't just go stringing people up who we know or think are guilty without a fair trial. Plenty of people (men) in prison who without a doubt seemed guilty only to be proven otherwise.

But the system ain't perfect, example OJ and Mike Tyson.

JRT812 wrote:

Agree, but I'm sure its safe to throw a rope over a tree limb for these upstanding citizens.... just in case

71Fish wrote:

As guilty as these inbred parents obviously are, we can't just go stringing people up who we know or think are guilty without a fair trial...

As guilty as these inbred parents obviously are, we can't just go stringing people up who we know or think are guilty without a fair trial. Plenty of people (men) in prison who without a doubt seemed guilty only to be proven otherwise.

But the system ain't perfect, example OJ and Mike Tyson.

71Fish wrote:

As guilty as these inbred parents obviously are, we can't just go stringing people up who we know or think are guilty without a fair trial...

As guilty as these inbred parents obviously are, we can't just go stringing people up who we know or think are guilty without a fair trial. Plenty of people (men) in prison who without a doubt seemed guilty only to be proven otherwise.

But the system ain't perfect, example OJ and Mike Tyson.

TXDirt wrote:

I didn’t say anything about not getting a fair trail. The problem is it will be YEARS from now and cost taxpayers MILLIONS in the process...

I didn’t say anything about not getting a fair trail. The problem is it will be YEARS from now and cost taxpayers MILLIONS in the process.

They will be afforded more rights, resources, and quality of life then those children ever received.

Trial in 30 Days. If found guilty, leathal injection (they deserve far worse) in 7 Days.

All wrapped up with a tiddy bow.

If the state is going to spend millions on them, then each one of those children should get the exact same amount. Dollar for dollar.

That’s not going to happen and that’s a complete injustice as well. More will be spent on taking care of those criminals then will be afforded to the victims. I’m not proud of that and hope no one else is either. And don’t give me the “that’s how it works in a civilized society” garbage.

Not directing this at you specifically. Just making a statement.

jeffro503 wrote:

Would have been a perfect crime scene to plant a gun , and give the cops a reason to put those two 6 feet under. Not...

Would have been a perfect crime scene to plant a gun , and give the cops a reason to put those two 6 feet under. Not one tax dollar should be given to jail either one of them.

jeffro503 wrote:

Would have been a perfect crime scene to plant a gun , and give the cops a reason to put those two 6 feet under. Not...

Would have been a perfect crime scene to plant a gun , and give the cops a reason to put those two 6 feet under. Not one tax dollar should be given to jail either one of them.

mxb2 wrote:

Nope, because then people would call them dirty cops.

jeffro503 wrote:

Would have been a perfect crime scene to plant a gun , and give the cops a reason to put those two 6 feet under. Not...

Would have been a perfect crime scene to plant a gun , and give the cops a reason to put those two 6 feet under. Not one tax dollar should be given to jail either one of them.

mxb2 wrote:

Nope, because then people would call them dirty cops.

APLMAN99 wrote:

Because they would be in that instance...... What these people are accused of is ghastly, and if they are found guilty then I hope that they...

Because they would be in that instance......

What these people are accused of is ghastly, and if they are found guilty then I hope that they serve their offenses for each child consecutively, not concurrently. I can't see how anyone who could take these actions would be a benefit to society.