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http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/law/10/09/boysfound.devlin.ap/index.html

The hearings were part of an elaborate deal his attorneys struck in the four jurisdictions, where Devlin was charged with more than 80 counts, including sexual assault, kidnapping and attempted murder.

Devlin said through his attorneys that he accepted his punishment because he knew what he did was wrong -- a statement quickly dismissed by prosecutors and the boys' families.

"He pleaded guilty because he does not want the world to know the full extent of what he did," said St. Louis County prosecutor Robert McCulloch.

During the Washington County hearing, Devlin admitted in graphic detail how he abducted Shawn Hornbeck in 2002 and described the point at which Shawn apparently turned from a kidnap victim into a powerless captive

I don't even know how to comment on this.
 
Mayfly said:
http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/law/10/09/boysfound.devlin.ap/index.html

The hearings were part of an elaborate deal his attorneys struck in the four jurisdictions, where Devlin was charged with more than 80 counts, including sexual assault, kidnapping and attempted murder.

Devlin said through his attorneys that he accepted his punishment because he knew what he did was wrong -- a statement quickly dismissed by prosecutors and the boys' families.

"He pleaded guilty because he does not want the world to know the full extent of what he did," said St. Louis County prosecutor Robert McCulloch.

During the Washington County hearing, Devlin admitted in graphic detail how he abducted Shawn Hornbeck in 2002 and described the point at which Shawn apparently turned from a kidnap victim into a powerless captive

I don't even know how to comment on this.

I know how to: enjoy hell, scumbag.
 
The most chilling quote in the story to me is this one...

"He pleaded guilty because he does not want the world to know the full extent of what he did," said St. Louis County prosecutor Robert McCulloch.
 
mike311gd said:
He won't last long in prison.

Au contraire.

Apparently they take vermin like Devlin (molesters, rapists, etc.) and house them all together, away from the normal inmate population in order to keep them safe. Killing one of their ilk is actually a badge of honor for the rest of the inmates, thus the seclusion.

That's bull****. Those kids never had a chance. Throw him into a room with 10 murderers and see how long he lasts, I say.
 
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He will die mysteriously in jail. It won't happen this year. Might not happen next year. But it's going to happen, especially one he's introduced to general population.
 
slappy4428 said:
Hmmm, he didn't have to allocute to what he did? Fry the prick.
If he didn't kill, you can not grill (him) [/theghostofJohnnieCochran]
 
wicked said:
slappy4428 said:
Hmmm, he didn't have to allocute to what he did? Fry the prick.

Naw, let him suffer. Frying is too quick.

I wouldn't even waste the tax-payers' money on that sick ****. Just throw him to the wolves and don't even give him a change of clothes. He won't be needing them, anyway.
 
PhilaYank36 said:
wicked said:
slappy4428 said:
Hmmm, he didn't have to allocute to what he did? Fry the prick.

Naw, let him suffer. Frying is too quick.

I wouldn't even waste the tax-payers' money on that sick ****. Just throw him to the wolves and don't even give him a change of clothes. He won't be needing them, anyway.
That's too easy. Have someone in the fed pen hold him captive for as long as he kept the first kid, then torture him.

Besides, some fed pens are not keen in having prisoner-on-prisoner crime in their jails.
 
**** this guy. I hope he recieves the most brutal lead pipe beatdown anyone has ever recieved. Sick ****.
 
Hate to break up the love fest in here, but:

Eighth Amendment said:
Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.

It applies to all U.S. citizens, even child molesters. Let the prisoners do it, not the state.
 
Crimes like this, and twisted freaks like this, seem to be rooted only in the United States -- not England, France, Canada, Italy or Germany, though those countries have some problems once in a while. But only once in a while.

Why is the United States the headquarters for all the really bad freaks?

Hmmmm........Discuss.
 
"This boy made this contract, this deal with the devil, only to survive," Washington County prosecutor John Rupp said.

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I'm waiting for the Religious Right to bash the poor kid for making a deal with Beelzebub himself.
 
The Good Doctor said:
It applies to all U.S. citizens, even child molesters. Let the prisoners do it, not the state.

The death penalty isn't cruel and unusual punishment. However, I wasn't referring to that. I was referring to prisoners "taking care" of the child molester.
 

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