[Vision2020] Washington man set on fire by wife now faces sex crime charge

[Saundra Lund]

Huh - I didn't see bail mentioned in the article, but if it is $500,000,
that leaves me even more confused about the low bail amounts for the two who
allegedly starved a veteran to death over a prolonged period of time.  One
of the two is a convicted felon who has numerous probation violations (and
several other alleged bad acts that he wasn't violated for) including moving
without notifying his PO.

 

I know the WA case is a sample of only one, but could it be that WA takes
violent crimes - even against alleged child molesters - seriously while ID
doesn't?

 

Honestly, the more criminal cases I've looked at in Idaho (which I freely
admit is just a drop in the bucket), the more it seems to me the so-called
criminal justice system here really is FUBAR, at least when the
victim/survivor is a person rather than property.  The judicial branch's
actions remind me of those lazy bad parents who always threaten to lower the
boom but never really follow through.  Is it any wonder, then, recidivism
rates are so high?

 

 

Saundra Lund

Moscow, ID

 

It's a matter of taking the side if the weak against the strong, something
the best people have always done.

~ Harriet Beecher Stowe

 

 

From: vision2020-bounces at moscow.com [mailto:vision2020-bounces at moscow.com]
On Behalf Of Scott Dredge
Sent: Sunday, August 03, 2014 2:24 PM
To: viz
Subject: [Vision2020] Washington man set on fire by wife now faces sex crime
charge

 

Apparently the wife's bail is set at $500,000.

'...detectives said they are recommending that [the crispy creep] be charged
with first-degree child molestation.'

http://www.komonews.com/news/local/Police-Man-set-on-fire-by-wife-now-faces-
sex-crime-charges-269377691.html



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