I don't know how old this story is, but i am just hearing about it now and this article is absolutely sickening. This is one of the few times in life i think i would feel justified in gunning down someone. web page

I think this would be one of the few time, where if a guy walked into Edenfield's house and gunned the whole family down, and burnt the trailer to the ground, I'd actually give him a medal of honor, a knightly rank and probably man of the year status on times magazine.

People like this. . .

-Taison out

Yuk...

"E xin", as they say here.

Makes me want to puke.

And cause a few violent deaths, too.

Believe it or not, I've heard about worse. From that site too. I know what you mean about feeling justified gunning someone down if they did that, I had a dream where I did something even more violent than that, and it was shocking because in the dream I had full control of what I was doing.

I dreamed somebody molested my 7 year old neighbour, so I drove their head through a window, stabbed them, then beat them to death (I have a not so strong punch so it would be a horrible way to die, as would the other components).

Anyway. There are some sick people out there, and it's no wonder that some parents are paranoid, with sick [censored] like those guys around.

What gets me is the continued use of probation when it was apparent that it wasn't working. A set of blunt pinking shears and some trouser lowering would form part of a decent deterrent.

Ironic that the law which made him move might have contributed to the poor lad's death.

Sickening. Unbelieveable that the whole family was involved.

Thats just plain HORRIBLE.....A tall tree and a short rope would be to good for those animals..

How can they do this to a kid? This is their own child... Poor thing...

As someone who has treated sex offenders for the past ten years (and most of them cannot be treated, no matter what the mental health profession says), I strongly advocate for changing the law. Longer prison sentences for first time sex offenders. Depending on the circumstances (level of violence, coercion and intimidation, and age and number of victims, etc.), you could even be locked up for life.