Avery's mother's reponse is precious: "I don't know why the hell they do that stuff," she said of the plan to charge Avery with killing Halbach. "They must like wrecking people's lives."
Yes, those evil policemen who just get off on ruining your son's life. It is not like they found parts of a dead body on his property or anything. Oh wait, that's right, they did. Look, Ms. Avery, the first time they put your son away was a tragic mistake that never should have happened, but it is not like he was exactly squeaky clean, either.
So, I wonder, was his thought something like "well shit, dude, I already did the time, I may as well do the crime"?
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So much for the "rehabilitation" theory of prisons, huh? Maybe we should use them for what they were invented for and actually punish people in them.
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How Bizarre:
I wonder if he was always a bad seed, or if prison corrupted him. Either way, that is just plain sad and horrible!
Mahndisa - IIRC, this guy was no angel even before his false imprisonment. In the current case, he was held because he had a gun, violating some probation he was evidently on from before the false imprisonment for rape...
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