Patterson introduced a new bill looking to ban all release of SVPs as transients into California communities. He wants to strengthen the definition of acceptable housing when these offenders are released from state hospitals after they complete their mandated treatment.
This article is dated last Friday, the 2nd. Early this week it was announced William Stephenson had been released in Placer County, but they won't say exactly where.
ReplyDeleteStay tuned. The Fat Lady still hasn't sung her tune on this one yet.
There is a special pill that cures sexually violent predators. Even it's name states it is special. The Thirty Eight Special's street name is called a Wad Cutter. It is not very big at .357 inches and only weighs 147 grains. There is a special insertion tool that inserts it into the hypothalamus at 970 feet per second. If properly used the cure rate is 100%.
ReplyDeleteAlso found to be 100% effective is a calf elastrator. It's completely humane, is very cost effective and gives the perp a lifetime to think about the error of their ways.
DeleteIt isn't the balls that are the problem, it is the head. He will still have hands and fingers to violate another child after been gelded.
DeleteMinnesota is fucked-up inall kinds of ways to include sex trafficking through the various reservations and unlivable metro areas, but the Minnesota Sex Offender Program is the only sane thing to do short of wood chippers.
ReplyDeleteThe Day Of The Chipper shall arrive in due time...
In 1800, or so, England and Wales had over 200 capital crimes. To quote a a famous line......."Men are not hanged for stealing horses, they are hanged so that horses will not be stolen." I suspect the same would apply to Sexually Violent Predators.
ReplyDeleteReally the only way to ensure the offender never ever ever ever does the nasty again.....is making him or her into fertilizer! Mandatory Death penalty!
ReplyDeleteWhen they ignore law designed to protect Americans they then have a need to make more laws to make everyone safe and healthy. Why should they get new play things when they quit playing with their toys to begin with?
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