Finally !!ansported to Lexington

[daddyof3_101]

The one who molested my nieces was a different story. He was raped and beaten daily. Finally they moved him to solitary then transferred him to a whole new prison because of it.

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[SoonerP226]

Wish that were so. We had one of those in the family over in AR. Suffice it to say he made it in and out just fine, unfortunately.

When I was a teen, an adult I knew went to Lex on a molestation conviction (FWIW, I must not have been his type; he didn't do anything to me). He survived prison, but he was somebody's ***** at least once.

 

[Old Fart]

It would be a shame if someone told all the fellow residents of his history.

 

[snipes]

he deserves to be turned out on a daily basis for life.

 

[clintbailey]

I hope he serves 21 years and 2 months and then dies.
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Only problem I see with that is that WE have to feed, house and clothe him that long then

 

[andrsnsm]

His parents must so proud of him

 

[hipshot]

Once word gets out in general population what he did......He will wish he was dead

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I just might know someone who knows someone else that has the ability to contact prisoners who just might let the cat out of the bag!

 

[milsurp2.0]

Wish that were so. We had one of those in the family over in AR. Suffice it to say he made it in and out just fine, unfortunately.

Yes there is a common misconception(helped along by convicts) that prisoners are all about avenging children. If someone knows of a kidtoucher who got beat it was more likely over something else. They are the lowest man on the totem pole though. The op needs to stay on top of this person because there is no way they will do that much of their sentence.

 

[BadgeBunny]

Good.

 

[hipshot]

Yes there is a common misconception(helped along by convicts) that prisoners are all about avenging children. If someone knows of a kidtoucher who got beat it was more likely over something else. They are the lowest man on the totem pole though. The op needs to stay on top of this person because there is no way they will do that much of their sentence.

He has to spend at least 85% of it in prison, I talked to the D.A. that prosecuted him and she said it was day for day, No 2 for 1 or no time for good behavior or anything like that. He must serve 21 years and 3 months before he can apply for parole and she said they very rarely get it the first time.