Father of Murdered 5 Year old States He will make the Killer face the same fate - Page 2

MaripositaII · 03-08-2011

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Originally Posted by D33RHUNT3R

Send him here... I'll watch after him... maybe me and a few friends could take him to the woods and show him around ...

A la Deliverance?

The movie that is. A very scary movie!!

Zuguide

D33RHUNT3R · 03-08-2011

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Originally Posted by mofi

IMO most jury's would convict you of murder, you'd do jail time (how much I don't know), and then you'd be keeping yourself from the rest of your family. How sad would that be? First your family loses a child, and then they lose a father? That would be heartbreaking.

My family would visit me and I would do the time knowing justice was served for my son.
And no one would have to worry about this animal doing it to another kid..
So IMO it would be worth risking my freedom and my family to make things right..Soldiers do it every day..

birdman · 03-08-2011

I was watching the local news about 25 years ago as child molester was being returned to Seattle to face a jury of his peers in a courtroom, instead the father of the molested child stepped from the shadows put a pistol the the mans chest & pulled the trigger----justice served.
As I recall the father was never tried or convicted since the whole thing played out on national television & an unbiased jury could not be sat.

CalifGuy · 03-08-2011

More recently in California, a women no less, shot her son's molester five times in the head while in court, she ended up serving 3 years!

Ellie Nesler, Mother Who Killed Her Son's Accused Molester, Dies at 56

Monday, December 29, 2008

AP

Ellie Nesler

FRESNO, Calif. — Ellie Nesler, who sparked a national debate about vigilantism after killing her son's accused molester in a courtroom in 1993, has died of cancer. She was 56.
Nesler died Friday morning at UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, according to hospital spokeswoman Phyllis Brown. She had battled breast cancer since 1994.

More here:

playafool · 03-08-2011

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Originally Posted by birdman

I was watching the local news about 25 years ago as child molester was being returned to Seattle to face a jury of his peers in a courtroom, instead the father of the molested child stepped from the shadows put a pistol the the mans chest & pulled the trigger----justice served.
As I recall the father was never tried or convicted since the whole thing played out on national television & an unbiased jury could not be sat.

I remember that, it happened in the airport. I couldn't remember what happened to the father. Do you know?

gingele · 03-08-2011

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Originally Posted by birdman

I was watching the local news about 25 years ago as child molester was being returned to Seattle to face a jury of his peers in a courtroom, instead the father of the molested child stepped from the shadows put a pistol the the mans chest & pulled the trigger----justice served.
As I recall the father was never tried or convicted since the whole thing played out on national television & an unbiased jury could not be sat.

Are you thinking of the Gary Plauche case (Gary was the father of the 11 year old boy, Jody Plauche, who had been molested and kidnapped by his karate instructor back in 1984)?

The molester was arrested and was being returned to Baton Rouge, LA to face charges when the father shot him in the head & killed him.

The father was charged with manslaughter, plead no contest, was sentenced and served 5 years probation.

Here's the famous footage of the father's revenge:

TAPPY · 03-08-2011

If the legal system did not give my family justice.
I would glady serve time for killing some one who murdered my child.

January Guy · 03-08-2011

Skiptown · 03-08-2011

This thread is a no brainer, what parent wouldn't kill someone who murdered there child? Threaten to kill my family and I would kill someone in a heartbeat. Do not care what the consequences would be. This may sound very cold but it is just what I am made of. My personal code is "DO NOT EVER MAKE ME CHOOSE BETWEEN ANYONE AND MY FAMILY",.

Seakony · 03-08-2011

I wonder if the prosecutors gave the family the option of not being present during the gruesome details of the murder before making that deal?

**ryberg** · 03-08-2011

I hope to whatever powers may exist that I never find myself in such a situation as a parent.

One very different type of response that I think is remarkably admirable:

Daniel Pearl Foundation

Uno · 03-08-2011

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Originally Posted by D33RHUNT3R

My family would visit me and I would do the time knowing justice was served for my son.
And no one would have to worry about this animal doing it to another kid..
So IMO it would be worth risking my freedom and my family to make things right..Soldiers do it every day..

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Originally Posted by Skiptown

This thread is a no brainer, what parent wouldn't kill someone who murdered there child? Threaten to kill my family and I would kill someone in a heartbeat. Do not care what the consequences would be. This may sound very cold but it is just what I am made of. My personal code is "DO NOT EVER MAKE ME CHOOSE BETWEEN ANYONE AND MY FAMILY",.

That about covers it.

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Originally Posted by ryberg

I hope to whatever powers may exist that I never find myself in such a situation as a parent.

One very different type of response that I think is remarkably admirable:

Daniel Pearl Foundation

Please help me out here.

snappysammy · 03-08-2011

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Originally Posted by CalifGuy

More recently in California, a women no less, shot her son's molester five times in the head while in court, she ended up serving 3 years!

Ellie Nesler, Mother Who Killed Her Son's Accused Molester, Dies at 56

Monday, December 29, 2008

AP

Ellie Nesler

FRESNO, Calif. — Ellie Nesler, who sparked a national debate about vigilantism after killing her son's accused molester in a courtroom in 1993, has died of cancer. She was 56.
Nesler died Friday morning at UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, according to hospital spokeswoman Phyllis Brown. She had battled breast cancer since 1994.

More here:

i feel terrible, but good for her
i'm sure i could and would do the same
no mercy for anyone who harms one's child

**ryberg** · 03-08-2011

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Originally Posted by UnoMasMezcal

Please help me out here.

Daniel Pearl was the journalist beheaded by Muslim terrorists. As it says at the top of that link:

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The Daniel Pearl Foundation was formed in memory of journalist Daniel Pearl to further the ideals that inspired Daniel's life and work. The foundation's mission is to promote cross-cultural understanding through journalism, music, and innovative communications.

His father seems to be the driving force behind that. Just seemed like a valuable contrast to the more revenge-oriented sort of approach, to me...

Davev · 03-09-2011

If he serious, WHY would he announce his intention to the world? He just made actually doing it much more difficult..

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birdman añejo Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Wa state Posts: 2,856	I was watching the local news about 25 years ago as child molester was being returned to Seattle to face a jury of his peers in a courtroom, instead the father of the molested child stepped from the shadows put a pistol the the mans chest & pulled the trigger----justice served. As I recall the father was never tried or convicted since the whole thing played out on national television & an unbiased jury could not be sat. Last edited by birdman; 03-08-2011 at 08:30 PM..

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CalifGuy añejo Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Nor Cal Posts: 2,934	Judgment Day More recently in California, a women no less, shot her son's molester five times in the head while in court, she ended up serving 3 years! Ellie Nesler, Mother Who Killed Her Son's Accused Molester, Dies at 56 Monday, December 29, 2008 AP Ellie Nesler FRESNO, Calif. — Ellie Nesler, who sparked a national debate about vigilantism after killing her son's accused molester in a courtroom in 1993, has died of cancer. She was 56. Nesler died Friday morning at UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento, according to hospital spokeswoman Phyllis Brown. She had battled breast cancer since 1994. More here:

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ryberg playa maya guy Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: real America (reality-based community) Posts: 27,965	I hope to whatever powers may exist that I never find myself in such a situation as a parent. One very different type of response that I think is remarkably admirable: Daniel Pearl Foundation

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TAPPY añejo Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 21,148	If the legal system did not give my family justice. I would glady serve time for killing some one who murdered my child.

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Skiptown añejo Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Where the Columbia and Snake Meet Posts: 4,559	This thread is a no brainer, what parent wouldn't kill someone who murdered there child? Threaten to kill my family and I would kill someone in a heartbeat. Do not care what the consequences would be. This may sound very cold but it is just what I am made of. My personal code is "DO NOT EVER MAKE ME CHOOSE BETWEEN ANYONE AND MY FAMILY",.

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Seakony añejo Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 16,152	I wonder if the prosecutors gave the family the option of not being present during the gruesome details of the murder before making that deal?

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Davev reposado Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Nerakistan Posts: 1,059	If he serious, WHY would he announce his intention to the world? He just made actually doing it much more difficult..

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