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Man gets 2017 release date in girlfriend's death
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Probably because manslaughter doesn't carry that sort of sentence.
I enjoyed your comments you sound as though you truly have been in that position so you know what you are talking about, and not just rambling.
Everything you said is true. One thing you didnt say is how much his treatment has affected his family and how it was too hard on his father and he died from a broken heart. His parents love him the same as the other siblings they can't forgive his recklesness but they still love the boy they raised and know in their hearts he could never have done this on purpose. HE WAS ALWAYS A LOVING CARING PERSON.
NO one knows how hard it will be when he is released and LIKE YOU SAID(HE WILL HAVE NOTHING) EVERYTHING IS GONE IT IS LIKE BEING A NEW BORN AND ONLY HAS HISSELF TO BLAME (WHICH HE HAS DONE DAY AFTER DAY)
ONLY GOD KNOWS WHY THINGS LIKE THIS HAVE TO HAPPEN
WHO ARE WE TO QUESTION HIS REASONING.
YES 15 YEARS IS LONG ENOUGH.
I posted this as a response to the previous article.
The reporting during this entire case has been atrocious and severely deficit, even down to his age. He is 48, not 58. And yes, we do know how it hurts.
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