Comments on: Little Angel Mourned

By: Mike

Mike — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 14:27:01 +0000

I agree that our justice system seems to be “way” lenient when it comes to crimes on children. Even hardened criminals themselves have a special way of handling child molesters in prison. I cringe to think of all the “normal” looking people roaming our streets with evil lurking in their hearts toward our children! Could this deadening of our social conscious have anything to do with the Constitutional right to kill babies in the womb?

By: cutie pie

cutie pie — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 12:56:57 +0000

This justice system needs to start doing something with these perverts and keep them in jail , instead of letting them out after i year or less, they give them probsbtion or a slap on the wrist and this keepd happening, back to street justice like those men in Philly, i dont blame them , those child molesters are the scum of the earth but they will chasea drug dealer down and damn near give him life!

By: cutie pie

cutie pie — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 12:54:10 +0000

this is just awful and shocking to me RIP little angel and i hope they give the desth penalty to these monsters who do this to lil kids, and these stupid parents who have no business being parents, the dumb mother said the girl told her she was going to another kids apt to play, how the hell can your five year old tell you what they are doing, this goofy brainless mother needs her a– beat!

By: Arthur

Arthur — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 12:05:07 +0000

I heard the news this morning, and I was heart-broken. Thankfully she is in God’s hands now, and doesn’t have to endure any of the pain anymore.

I do believe that evil lives in this world, Mike, and this story is just – unfortunately – more proof of that.

May she rest in peace.

By: mike ansel

mike ansel — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 05:52:11 +0000

Craig
I have 10 grandkids and one is a 5 year old little girl. My mind cannot go to a place of comprehending this kind of evil. I personally don’t think that we, as humans, are evolving into a better species. Quite the contrary is happening. It seems that this kind of evil doesn’t care who it preys on, and leaves no one felling truly safe. If your kids or grandkids get out of sight for a minute (especially in public) it puts us into panic mode. What kind of “freedom” is that?

By: Night Goggles

Night Goggles — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 05:33:35 +0000

I have an eight year old son and I watch him like a hawk but when you read and hear about the children who have become victims of these monsters it makes me want to just chain my son to me and never let him out of my sight. As a child I walked to school it was good for me as a youngster but in today’s world my boy will still be dropped to school by me at 18 whether he like it or not.
My thoughts!