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    Quote Originally Posted by Tyr-Ziu Saxnot View Post
    I have never--looked-- for a reason to be outraged. When I am out here in the real world, people damn sure know when I am outraged and its never been me just looking for an excuse, (THAT IS A DAMN LIBERAL WAY).
    If you think you have a reason to sling an insult my way- then have at it, but best be damn sure it is not as lame as that one was.., Hoss..
    As to the 60 years -not being a light sentence, the article did not cite 60 years -with no chance of parole. Had it cited that I would have been a bit less angry at the injustice of it all..-Tyr


    Perhaps you would be better served by doing a little extra research on a subject prior to getting your proverbial panties in a bunch?

    A simple search with a few key words would have led you to this:

    SPENCER — Silent for weeks about a plea agreement in toddler Shaylyn Ammerman’s murder case, Owen County’s prosecutor on Monday described how the case against Kyle Parker likely would have crumbled in light of evidence that raises suspicion about the child’s own family members.

    Don VanDerMoere described problems with taking 23-year-old Parker to trial, citing “evidence that might be damning to our case,” during Parker’s sentencing hearing Monday morning. “There are reasons that warrant a plea agreement...”

    VanDerMoere took time to describe how the case and evidence disintegrated. He said some of the toddler’s family members have previously been charged with and convicted of crimes, which complicated matters. “Our civilian witnesses ... a lot of them had impeachable offenses, like battery, sexual allegations, theft. Those were our witnesses, not all but some of them, the main ones. One of the individuals had been charged with rape in the past.”

    The child’s father, Justin Ammerman, was charged in 2009 in Crawford County, Illinois, with criminal sexual assault and predatory criminal sexual assault of a child. According to court documents, the felony charges stemmed from allegations of a 2003 rape of a girl younger than 13, identified only as J.A...



    And then there were the search engine keywords and pornographic and violent videos — snuff films — viewed on the Ammerman family computers, that depicted girls being killed — hanged, gagged, tortured — while being sexually assaulted. Stacy Brown, the Indiana State Police lead investigator in the case, answered questions about the content, saying it was on shared computers in the home.

    These are associated with our witnesses, right, that we put before jury. These finding are not associated with Kyle Parker, but with our own witnesses, right?” VanDerMoere asked. “Yessir,” Brown responded.

    Brown said the evidence, shared with Parker’s defense lawyer Jacob Fish, would have tainted the case. He agreed with the prosecutor that a plea agreement was appropriate.

    VanDerMoere said Parker gave conflicting accounts of what happened, and that no DNA evidence was discovered — more than 100 items were tested — linking him to the brutal rape and killing. He said state police lab experts found no evidence of bleach, despite Parker’s claim he tried to conceal his involvement by using it to destroy DNA on the toddler’s body.

    The prosecutor said he took the evidence gathered in the case to the Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council, and also to the office of the Indiana attorney general, which oversees appeals in criminal cases. “Their assessment was not favorable. They painted a grave picture of what an appeals court would do in a case like this after a jury finding of guilt,” VanDerMoere said, justifying the plea bargain. “I have to have evidence.”

    He called the 60 years “functionally a life sentence” for Parker, citing statistics that men incarcerated for long periods of time have a 64-year life expectancy. Parker will serve 45 years if he shows good behavior in prison, and would be 67 when he is released. He gets credit for the year he’s already served in jail...



    Owen County judge accepts plea agreement for Kyle Parker



    I imagine that, had you read the above article rather than the "news lite" article you linked, your "outrage" would not have manifested at all. Well, unless you're truly "outraged" at the sentences of the two shit stains intimidated and threatening Blacks at a child's birthday party...
    "I am allergic to piety, it makes me break out in rash judgements." - Penn Jillette
    "I have never killed a man, but I have read many obituaries with a lot of pleasure." - Clarence Darrow
    "The man who invented the telescope found out more about heaven than the closed eyes of prayer ever discovered." - Robert G. Ingersoll

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