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http://www.castanet.net/news/Kelowna/11 ... ial-begins

I was in. Armstrong with my girlfriend and her daughter who use to live there. We were halloweening and went to a bonfire the towns fire dept. holds every year. My girlfriends sister lives right beside the tracks with her daughter who is 11.This loser better get te book thrown in his face. As well as the father who hid him. Disgusted'
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I'm sure the jury will arrive at an appropriate conclusion based on evidence provided.

It was a terrible tragedy and I'm sure justice will prevail.
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The sad fact is that even if this scumbag is found guilty, the sentence will be a joke.
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gardengirl wrote:The sad fact is that even if this scumbag is found guilty, the sentence will be a joke.

Ya, i am guessing no longer than 3 years served.
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^^ if he is convicted of 1st degree murder - which he is charged with, he will get an automatic 25 years w/o parole
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If he is found guilty, 25 years wouldn't be enough, he should never walk free again. And none of this escorted day pass garbage either.
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At 25 years, he would still be plenty young enough to attack some other woman, I don't care if he gets religion and is "a changed person". He can be a changed person and stay in prison.
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I posted this a while back in the Vernon area forum, which isn't quite active.... but my concern is this.. The murder occurred back in 2011 - I believe he was arrested early 2012 and I think 3 or 4 times has had this brought to court only to have him fire his lawyer and need an extension.

For the lawyers out there (and I mean the ones that are actual lawyers, not ones that watch actors portray lawyers on tv) but could he not argue : Section 11 - Any person charged with an offence has the right... (b) to be tried within a reasonable time.

It would not be a fair arguement as HE was the result of the delays, but I know we've all seen just as corrupt attempts in the courts before.

Is any castanetter out there actually sitting in the courtroom for this trial?

My heart goes out to the young victims family, I hope this process gives them closure soon.
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gman313 wrote:I'm sure the jury will arrive at an appropriate conclusion based on evidence provided.

It was a terrible tragedy and I'm sure justice will prevail.



Terrible is an understatement. Tragic is more like it. Justice may prevail at a legal system level, but that is not just enough in my book. True justice would be facing the father, brothers if they exist, cousins and friends for a good old justice party so this person can experience the gravity of the pain he has caused so many for what????????? What purpose or reason can a sane human have to do this to a someone so young and so not deserving???
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Don't have a lot of hope in a system that has already given the bus-riding beheader day parole.
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Silverstarqueen wrote:At 25 years, he would still be plenty young enough to attack some other woman, I don't care if he gets religion and is "a changed person". He can be a changed person and stay in prison.



It's not uncommon for people like this to see the light once caught, sadly if they would have seen the light first we wouldn't be reading about them!

No amount of reprogramming will fix that person from reoffending.
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Let's show a little respect for a slimy scumbag, and at least spell his name right... or not.

Anyway, for those who need a refresher...
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=19338&hilit=subject+ma.......&start=4020#p1173230

viewtopic.php?f=25&t=36040&p=1230649&hilit=Foerster#p1230649
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Snickerdoodle wrote:I posted this a while back in the Vernon area forum, which isn't quite active.... but my concern is this.. The murder occurred back in 2011 - I believe he was arrested early 2012 and I think 3 or 4 times has had this brought to court only to have him fire his lawyer and need an extension.

For the lawyers out there (and I mean the ones that are actual lawyers, not ones that watch actors portray lawyers on tv) but could he not argue : Section 11 - Any person charged with an offence has the right... (b) to be tried within a reasonable time.

It would not be a fair arguement as HE was the result of the delays, but I know we've all seen just as corrupt attempts in the courts before.

Is any castanetter out there actually sitting in the courtroom for this trial?

My heart goes out to the young victims family, I hope this process gives them closure soon.


Not for murder, He can stall all he wants he will have his trial unless he dies in prison first
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So he is pleading "not guilty" because "he didn't mean to kill her; he was only trying to have sex with her."

LOL, um, a truly remorseful person would have been able to use the proper word to describe their actions -- rape.
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I predict manslaughter, 10 years, credit for 2 served, out in 8 tops. The sad truth of our justice system is that there is no such thing. Tough on crime, my a**.

Disgusting.
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