Stheno
Bristol, United Kingdom
Today, my mum got engaged to her American pen-pal, who is in prison over there for murder. FML
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Stheno 14
Sorry it took so long to write back I didn't know my FML got posted :) Now to explain a little. It turns out his trail wasn't fair and the reason he was found guilty was because his cell mate made a deal to get out of being sentenced if he lied about my step father admitting to murdering someone. His da also turned out to be an alcoholic. There is no evidence connecting my step father of the murder and now we're working on getting him released :)
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Sir_ND_Pity 35
He must be a killer romantic. No? I'll show myself out.
Ms_ValS 27
Disgusting how some women go for murderers. Or rapists. These women are twisted inside.
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PillowTums 1
Is she a baker named Elaine Figgis?
Bluefire15 8
Gah you took what I wanted to say!
perdix 31
We don't need to be so judgmental. It was probably justifiable homicide. What if he caught some dude brushing his penis with his toothbrush? That apparently happens all the time.
Zebediabolical 45
Just because someone's in prison for murder doesn't mean they committed murder. In my location, at least, people are regularly released (at least six in the past six years) because the evidence just doesn't hold up under closer scrutiny and appeal. The local constabulary has thrown so many innocents in jail that they're shadowed by another police force when they do homicide cases. Just sayin'
Enslaved 38
Just because the evidence doesn't hold up doesn't mean they didn't commit the crime either. Just sayin'' :P But you're right-- it's better to let a guilty man free (and cross your fingers he doesn't repeat the crime) than imprison an innocent one. Innocent until proven guilty, right?
Zebediabolical 45
When you have multiple cases of DNA exonerating people who have been convicted of murder in a city of less than two hundred thousand people it becomes kind of clear that there is something wrong with your local justice system. Just sayin'
Unionbay47 10
Say hello to your new daddy ! He's only been to prison for killing people. No worries thoug.
worldclassrager 41
That's a new one...well it's an overseas relationship and depending on how long he is in for it will probably end...
Marinewife12 8
if he's in for murder then he won't be out anytime soon.
Caelophile 8
Oh, no, no. This is a common-language barrier issue. You see, in the US, "prison" means "a really great place spiritually," and "murder" means "giving charity to orphans."
toneeangel 22
Lets pray he has life. And you'll never see him
AngryD 9
your going to have to watch out for her I have worked in a prison almost for the last ten years and I can't tell you how many time I've those scum bags do that to people just to get some one to send them money I am not exaggerating it happens on a daily basis
chingao 4
is his name William Speer in Texas? if so, I read a news article about that.