10 year kidnapees rescued and interviewed!

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I'm sure most of us know about the kidnappings.

For the ones that don't know, a man named Ariel Castro, a former bus driver, kidnapped 3 young girls and held them against their will in his home for 10 years until a man named Charles Ramsey heard one of the girls screaming for help through a crack in the door.

Here's the latest article of the story: http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/10/justice/ohio-missing-women-found/index.html?hpt=hp_t1

The video shows Ariel's daughter talking about how she feels about what her father has done.

The article talks about one of the girl's daughter she had with Ariel Castro.

Do you agree with his daughter? What should his punishment be? Why? Discuss!

I totally agree. If he was my dad, I wouldn't be able to look at him anymore.. I think he should get the death penalty. He tortured and tormented the girls for 10 years. The girls won't be able to live a normal life.

Mystery of Michelle Knight

Here's the article: http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/11/justice/ohio-missing-women-found/index.html?hpt=hp_c2

This talks about Michelle Knight's family not knowing where Michelle is.

I think she's embarrassed. She's the one who had to help deliver Amanda Berry's baby.

Discuss!

 

[SheNinja]

RE: After 10 years(13+)

I don't think that the Death Penalty is possible for this. Why should the death penalty be needed?

 

[Haunted Water]

RE: After 10 years(13+)

He committed a terrible act on three lives, and basically ruined a childhood.
That warrants a death penalty in my eyes.

 

[SheNinja]

RE: After 10 years(13+)

But does the law make it able to warrant a death penalty?

 

[Haunted Water]

RE: After 10 years(13+)

I'm sure if he requests it, it might possibly be given. That said, it probably might not be administered, and I'd be spending my tax dollars keeping someone who should've dies 11 years ago in federal lock-up.

 

[SheNinja]

RE: After 10 years(13+)

Apparently it's cheaper sentence them to life without parole than it is to administer the death penalty.

 

[Polaris]

RE: After 10 years(13+)

Death would be a more forgiving penalty than a life in jail.

 

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I updated the post with Michelle Knight's article.