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Loophole allows accused child rapist to watch child p o r n in jail

Because of a loophole in the law, an accused child rapist is being allowed to watch child p o r n o g r aphy inside the Pierce County jail.

Weldon Marc Gilbert, a Lake Tapps pilot, is acting as his own lawyer, which means legally, he can watch videos showing him s e xually assaulting young boys.

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Gotta love what "rehab' means to some! That is all kinds of messed up.

so.... I get put in Jail... do the right thing...

I think no jury convicts... What say???

ragtopW wrote:so.... I get put in Jail... do the right thing...

I think no jury convicts... What say???

It's just best for you to pee on windshields. Considering how prosecuting attorneys are screwing up right now they're due to get a conviction, with just our luck they would be able to sway the jury on this.

And what about this one?

Girl, 12, sentenced for cyberstalking
A 12-year-old girl was given a deferred sentence for cyberstalking and first-degree computer trespassing, which requires her to stay out of trouble for six months, attend counseling, perform 20 hours of community service and follow other requirements. "Under the six-month deferred sentence, the 12-year-old must also avoid alcohol and drugs and must follow the terms of an anti-harassment order...."

After 6 months, alcohol and drugs are OK?

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/l ... ng14m.html

Look on the bright side. If this pervert idiot is acting as his own attorney, the DA is gonna have some kinda fun in the courtroom. Watch the videos now, pervy, cause I have a feeling you're going away for a long, long time...with any luck, in general population.

piratenurse wrote:Look on the bright side. If this pervert idiot is acting as his own attorney, the DA is gonna have some kinda fun in the courtroom. Watch the videos now, pervy, cause I have a feeling you're going away for a long, long time...with any luck, in general population.

Yep throw his ass in GP and find out what happens. Too bad he's not in jail in Texas.

SeattleParrotHead wrote:And what about this one?

Girl, 12, sentenced for cyberstalking
A 12-year-old girl was given a deferred sentence for cyberstalking and first-degree computer trespassing, which requires her to stay out of trouble for six months, attend counseling, perform 20 hours of community service and follow other requirements. "Under the six-month deferred sentence, the 12-year-old must also avoid alcohol and drugs and must follow the terms of an anti-harassment order...."

After 6 months, alcohol and drugs are OK?

http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/l ... ng14m.html

I think that's got to be there. Unfortunately kids are starting younger and younger. That being said I think she should have gotten a longer probationary sentence.