[fluff]

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/12/11/megans_law_database_error/

Can't say I'd shed any tears over this victim.

 

[X3pilot]

yeah, it makes it seem like since all his sex crimes were against adults, it's OK. hmmm.

 

[MMike]

I wonder how many people go to a funeral for a guy like that...

 

[stevew]

Western Hills Resort & Trailer Park

I've never heard of a trailer park referred to as a "resort".

In San Francisco?

Odd.

 

[valve bouncer]

I think they mean resort as in "last resort for total losers".

 

[$tinkle]

i take issue w/ the headline "Megan's Law snafu fingered in rapist's murder". shouldn't it be "Megan's Law added feature fingered in rapist's murder"

 

[H8R]

His last conviction was for the 1987 knife-point rape of a 37-year-old woman.

Might of had SOMETHING to do with him being stabbed to death.

hrug:

 

[ohio]

Police have yet to assign a motive for the slaying, but they say one possibility was that Oliver knew Dodele was on the Megan's Law list and didn't want him as a neighbor.

That's some fine sleuthing they've done, when the article points out that the dude, was found with the victims blood all over him, has effectively confessed, and provided a motive. You think they're stalling while they try to figure out a way to not convict him?

Can't say I'm too bummed out about the whole ordeal.

 

[kidwoo]

The whole megan's law thing sounds good in theory. But come on.....they guy that got arrested for fvcking his bicycle was put on a sex offenders list.



Actually, on second thought. I wouldn't feel comfortable raising my bikes with someone like that in the hood either.........



edit: and when did an acronym containing the words 'fuct up' become acceptable in professional journalism?

 

[fluff]

edit: and when did an acronym containing the words 'fuct up' become acceptable in professional journalism?

I imagine that this particular usage involved 'fouled up', of course.