That Minor Attracted Person is now a Worm Attracting Person

Ghost Mech said:

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The only way I'd let him walk, is if he walked in on the judge actually raping his daughter and shot him on the spot.

Otherwise, got to send him to prison.

As bad as the accusations are, it doesn't matter, can't have LEOs taking justice into their own hands. If his daughter told him about it or if he had it on video, they should have gone to the DA and proceeded.


He's been trained to know better than to kill scumbags, no matter how disgusting they are or who their actions impacted.

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Nah. **** that. Pedophiles need to live in constant fear. Full stop.
In my world, the only way the sheriff doesn't walk is if the judge was completely innocent of these charges.
You're going to see instances of vigilantism continue to increase as our justice system fails the law abiding citizenry.

I know most of you guys are being facetious, but for those of you who are not, look at the big picture. This sheriff didn't do this for his daughter - he did it for himself. That's because any father with any sense would know that after going through this his daughter would need his love and support. Now his career is over and his fortune will go to his defense. Will the mother be able to shelter, feed, clothe and educate the daughter? This was a selfish honor killing, not an act of righteous justice.

Personally, I think pedophiles should be locked up for life, at a minimum, and pedos with multiple victims should go ahead and get the needle. But, for government officials, especially those with power over your physical body (judges and police officers), who are convicted of being rapists and/or pedophiles should be burned at the stake in front of the government buildings in which they serve. That kind of abuse of the extraordinary powers they wield deserves an extraordinary response.

Clearly he went to make an arrest. The judge resisted, as he thought he was above the law. Not guilty. Next up on the docket??

Who?mikejones! said:

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Gonne be hard with her father in prison

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Will a Kentucky jury that elected him sheriff convict?

Ghost Mech said:

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The only way I'd let him walk, is if he walked in on the judge actually raping his daughter and shot him on the spot.

Otherwise, got to send him to prison.

As bad as the accusations are, it doesn't matter, can't have LEOs taking justice into their own hands. If his daughter told him about it or if he had it on video, they should have gone to the DA and proceeded.


He's been trained to know better than to kill scumbags, no matter how disgusting they are or who their actions impacted.

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Tell me you don't have daughters without telling me you don't have daughters.

Well done by the Sheriff.

Who?mikejones! said:

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Gonne be hard with her father in prison

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She can hold her head high that her father would do anything to protect her. That may be worth more than anything.

Once the people know that victims will no longer get justice, you will see them increasingly take justice into their own hands.

The justice system only works if it works to deter criminal activity and if the people feel it will obtain justice for victims and trust it to do so.

Our system that now prioritizes letting criminals walk will continue to see a break down in law and order as otherwise law abiding citizens that simply crave justice feel that they have no recourse and cannot obtain justice through the law.

bobbranco said:

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The deceased.

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No further investigation needed, guilty!

Winner of the Gary Plauche award for meritorious service to humanity

Ghost Mech said:

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The only way I'd let him walk, is if he walked in on the judge actually raping his daughter and shot him on the spot.

Otherwise, got to send him to prison.

As bad as the accusations are, it doesn't matter, can't have LEOs taking justice into their own hands. If his daughter told him about it or if he had it on video, they should have gone to the DA and proceeded.


He's been trained to know better than to kill scumbags, no matter how disgusting they are or who their actions impacted.

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If I'm on the jury, I'm no-billing him. I have zero tolerance for rape.

Not "messing around." My understanding is that the judge groomed her and was raping her.

— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) September 20, 2024

Proud of the shooter...

CampSkunk said:

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I know most of you guys are being facetious, but for those of you who are not, look at the big picture. This sheriff didn't do this for his daughter - he did it for himself. That's because any father with any sense would know that after going through this his daughter would need his love and support. Now his career is over and his fortune will go to his defense. Will the mother be able to shelter, feed, clothe and educate the daughter? This was a selfish honor killing, not an act of righteous justice.

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This is the clearest example of "weak men create hard times" that I have ever seen.

You get the society you enable, and allowing pedo's to get away with it or worst allowing gov to get away with not punishing pedos all is going to make things a lot worse in the long run.

JohnnyStatueNow said:

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You can tell who has kids, especially daughters, on this thread and who doesn't based on the comments. It would take an act of God to stop me from doing the same thing to anyone who did this to one of my kids.

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I have eight kids, four sons and daughters and I am gun owner... and you are right. It could only take God for me not to answer to my flesh and to not shoot that man. Hell, I think that the judge got off easy here.

The problem is, that father didn't look to God. He answered his own human (and perfectly understandable) desires and killed a man. Now his family doesn't have a leader, and he isn't there to love his daughter in her most desperate hour. From my standpoint as a father, what he did was pretty selfish.

Romans 12:19: Do not take revenge, my dear friends, but leave room for God's wrath, for it is written: "It is mine to avenge; I will repay," says the Lord.

CampSkunk said:

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I know most of you guys are being facetious, but for those of you who are not, look at the big picture. This sheriff didn't do this for his daughter - he did it for himself. That's because any father with any sense would know that after going through this his daughter would need his love and support. Now his career is over and his fortune will go to his defense. Will the mother be able to shelter, feed, clothe and educate the daughter? This was a selfish honor killing, not an act of righteous justice.

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I actually agree with this even though every fiber of my body would want to personally deliver justice to the scum bag that hurt my daughter. Me ending up in prison or dead would mean that I would no longer be there to help my daughter recover or try to live a normal life. There's alternative ways to deliver justice that don't make your family situation even worse than it already is.

Sometimes the perpetrator is able to escape that justice and then you're left with a real conundrum. I've been in a similar one for years. with my wife's **** bag ex husband that recklessly killed her son and disabled her daughter. He got away with it after a grand jury decided there wasn't enough evidence to convict him of negligent homicide. Evidence turned up later that showed he was absolutely guilty, but it was too late. He is very good at playing the child custody game, wants to keep his daughter away from her mother for no good reason, and has zero remorse. After a decade of holding my tongue for legal reasons he pushed me to far last week and I blasted him via text message for killing his kid and maiming the other. Anything more than that I would risk breaking up our family in an upcoming guardianship fight. It's really freaking hard at times not to do more, but the legal system protects these scum bags both criminally and civilly and I know my stepdaughter needs everyone to help take care of her.