Does anyone know what's going on around the Lexington Park Post Office?

[Masey]

You don't think your child would deserve the maxium penalty if he/she commited this heinous crime? He took a life. He needs to pay for what he did, even if it means life in prison, regardless of my unconditional love.

Yes, of course, if found guilty then the maximum penalty should be leveled against them...but I’m not going to stand by and let some wet behind the ear legal aid attorney represent them either. I can't and won't turn my back on my child.

 

[BadGirl]

If a child goes all whack-o and kills or seriously injures someone else, that child is guilty, and you - as a parent - have failed that child in one way or another. This kids' mother probably had clues along the way that he was unstable and a danger to society, yet she ignored it because of her "love" for him. That's crap as far as I'm concerned. She should be prosecuted for the murder of this man just slightly below her son who threw the first smack with the golf club. I'm sure that she is grieving for her murdered boyfriend, but she should not brush off her responsibility in this incident.

And if my child did something unthinkable like this, you can bet that he'd suffer the consequences for his actions without my help. I wouldn't retain the best lawyer, I wouldn't pay for his defense, and I wouldn't make excuses for what he did. I would still love him - because that is what a mother does - but I would take full responsibility for my part in his actions, and not make excuses because he "snapped" and that "he was such a nice young man, so I don't know what got in to him".

 

[JabbaJawz]

Yes, of course, if found guilty then the maximum penalty should be leveled against them...but I’m not going to stand by and let some wet behind the ear legal aid attorney represent them either. I can't and won't turn my back on my child.

If your child was murdered in cold blood would you like his offender to get a lesser sentence? Would you not feel resentment and bittnerness towards his mother for assisting such a rotten criminal? I can't imagine how you woudn't feel differently if the tables were turned.

I wouldn't turn my back on my child - I'd simply allow justice to be served and not get in the way. I'd let the legal system take it's course, and whenever he was sentenced and sent to prison I'd may even visit here and there. That's AFTER all is said and done.

 

[jwwb2000]

What a horrible situation.

 

[sugarmama]

If a child goes all whack-o and kills or seriously injures someone else, that child is guilty, and you - as a parent - have failed that child in one way or another. This kids' mother probably had clues along the way that he was unstable and a danger to society, yet she ignored it because of her "love" for him. That's crap as far as I'm concerned. She should be prosecuted for the murder of this man just slightly below her son who threw the first smack with the golf club. I'm sure that she is grieving for her murdered boyfriend, but she should not brush off her responsibility in this incident.

And if my child did something unthinkable like this, you can bet that he'd suffer the consequences for his actions without my help. I wouldn't retain the best lawyer, I wouldn't pay for his defense, and I wouldn't make excuses for what he did. I would still love him - because that is what a mother does - but I would take full responsibility for my part in his actions, and not make excuses because he "snapped" and that "he was such a nice young man, so I don't know what got in to him".

That is the craziest crap i have ever read. How in the world is Nick's mom responsible for HIM killing Gus?
I believe you have to raise your children to be the best they can be, but once they're of a certain age, they do what they want.
I feel sorry for your son (and you, since you should be punished right along with him) if he EVER does something wrong.

 

[BadGirl]

That is the craziest crap i have ever read. How in the world is Nick's mom responsible for HIM killing Gus?
I believe you have to raise your children to be the best they can be, but once they're of a certain age, they do what they want.
I feel sorry for your son (and you, since you should be punished right along with him) if he EVER does something wrong.

You clearly are a moron. What I said was that Nick's mother probably has scads of clues of his bizarre and inappropriate behavior that she chose to ignore. Because she made the decision to ignore these clues and didn't seek help for him, and because he ultimately did something horrific, she is guilty of not protecting society from this monster (her son).

Geesh. I'll bet you're raising one of those future monster kids, too, right?

 

[Masey]

If a child goes all whack-o and kills or seriously injures someone else, that child is guilty, and you - as a parent - have failed that child in one way or another. This kids' mother probably had clues along the way that he was unstable and a danger to society, yet she ignored it because of her "love" for him. That's crap as far as I'm concerned. She should be prosecuted for the murder of this man just slightly below her son who threw the first smack with the golf club. I'm sure that she is grieving for her murdered boyfriend, but she should not brush off her responsibility in this incident.

And if my child did something unthinkable like this, you can bet that he'd suffer the consequences for his actions without my help. I wouldn't retain the best lawyer, I wouldn't pay for his defense, and I wouldn't make excuses for what he did. I would still love him - because that is what a mother does - but I would take full responsibility for my part in his actions, and not make excuses because he "snapped" and that "he was such a nice young man, so I don't know what got in to him".

I'm glad you're not my mother! That's just wacked, how many people are in jail in America right now - that's a butt load of mother's to round up and prosecute for having failed their grown-azz children.

 

[Midnightrider]

That is the craziest crap i have ever read. How in the world is Nick's mom responsible for HIM killing Gus?
I believe you have to raise your children to be the best they can be, but once they're of a certain age, they do what they want.
I feel sorry for your son (and you, since you should be punished right along with him) if he EVER does something wrong.

with a post like that, you should be out of the red in no time sugar

 

[KCM]

If your child was murdered in cold blood would you like his offender to get a lesser sentence? Would you not feel resentment and bittnerness towards his mother for assisting such a rotten criminal? I can't imagine how you woudn't feel differently if the tables were turned.

I wouldn't turn my back on my child - I'd simply allow justice to be served and not get in the way. I'd let the legal system take it's course, and whenever he was sentenced and sent to prison I'd may even visit here and there. That's AFTER all is said and done.

Exactly. The only solace my mother had with my brother's murder was this man's mom saying how truly and deeply sorry she was for what her son did to my brother.

 

[BadGirl]

Karma post to sugarmomma:

You're a f^cking moron. Have a nice day! ~BadGirl~


God, that felt good.

 

[sugarmama]

You clearly are a moron. What I said was that Nick's mother probably has scads of clues of his bizarre and inappropriate behavior that she chose to ignore. Because she made the decision to ignore these clues and didn't seek help for him, and because he ultimately did something horrific, she is guilty of not protecting society from this monster (her son).

Geesh. I'll bet you're raising one of those future monster kids, too, right?

I think YOU're the idiot. To think that mothers should be responsible for their GROWN children's actions... that's the stupidest thing i've ever heard. Sometimes all you can do is lead them in the right direction, and they take it from there.
What if Nick DIDN'T exhibit any odd behaviors to make anyone think he was dangerous?I'm sureyou've heard how oftentimes child molesters and serial killers are family guys (assuming they're male here), nice, and no one ever suspects them. Are their crimes their mothers fault also?

 

[BadGirl]

I'm glad you're not my mother! That's just wacked, how many people are in jail in America right now - that's a butt load of mother's to round up and prosecute for having failed their grown-azz children.

And here's some for you, too, cutie pie.

You're a f^cking moron. Have a nice day! ~BadGirl~

 

[Masey]

You clearly are a moron. What I said was that Nick's mother probably has scads of clues of his bizarre and inappropriate behavior that she chose to ignore. Because she made the decision to ignore these clues and didn't seek help for him, and because he ultimately did something horrific, she is guilty of not protecting society from this monster (her son).

Geesh. I'll bet you're raising one of those future monster kids, too, right?

I'm willing to bet that if you have kids, they're under the age of 10.

 

[Pandora]

I think YOU're the idiot.

Hey badgirl, at least you got a comma between the “u” and the “r”, I didn't.

I got youre an idiot.


Jwwb I want that av.

 

[BadGirl]

I think YOU're the idiot. To think that mothers should be responsible for their GROWN children's actions... that's the stupidest thing i've ever heard. Sometimes all you can do is lead them in the right direction, and they take it from there.
What if Nick DIDN'T exhibit any odd behaviors to make anyone think he was dangerous?I'm sureyou've heard how oftentimes child molesters and serial killers are family guys (assuming they're male here), nice, and no one ever suspects them. Are their crimes their mothers fault also?

And how many people simply refuse to see their children for what they truly are: a danger to society. I am almost positive that Nick's mother saw things that she minimized that - all put together - would indicate that her child was unstable and a dangerous person. Tsk, tsk, tsk on her for not taking action to get him the help that he needed. I am in no way saying that she needs to take TOTAL responsibility for Nick's actions, since he obviously committed the crime, but I am saying that she needs to be held accountable for her inactivity in preventing this tragedy.

 

[vraiblonde]

So much for “blood is thicker than water”

People like you are the reason there are so many violent criminals out roaming the streets. To hell with some other woman's child (that your hypothetical kid killed) - she can piss up a rope as long as your kid doesn't face the consequences of his actions.

That is just effed up and one of the more ugly things I've ever heard.

 

[Elle]

I think YOU're the idiot. To think that mothers should be responsible for their GROWN children's actions... that's the stupidest thing i've ever heard. Sometimes all you can do is lead them in the right direction, and they take it from there.

And when all else fails, hire a big shot lawyer and hope for the best:shrug:

 

[jwwb2000]

Hey badgirl, at least you got a comma between the “u” and the “r”, I didn't.

I got youre an idiot.


Jwwb I want that av.

The AV is MINE : Now hand over all your chocolate and midol!

 

[BadGirl]

I'm willing to bet that if you have kids, they're under the age of 10.

And I'd be willing to say that we'll all be reading about your child in the headlines of a local or national newspaper, or better yet, on America's Most Wanted.

 

[sugarmama]

And how many people simply refuse to see their children for what they truly are: a danger to society. I am almost positive that Nick's mother saw things that she minimized that - all put together - would indicate that her child was unstable and a dangerous person. Tsk, tsk, tsk on her for not taking action to get him the help that he needed. I am in no way saying that she needs to take TOTAL responsibility for Nick's actions, since he obviously committed the crime, but I am saying that she needs to be held accountable for her inactivity in preventing this tragedy.

Oh Badgirl! I just had an epiphany. You're absolutely right.
This guy's mom should be arrested for raping the 16 year old girl!!! : http://www.thebaynet.com/news/index.cfm?fuseaction=news.viewStory&story_ID=2513

Thank you for helping me see the light.