Parole Violated....Again
Won't someone with half a brain re-visit parole conditions?
- A Chicago man on parole for two separate murder cases forced his way
into his ex-girlfriend’s North Side apartment and attacked her new
boyfriend with a machete, prosecutors said as they charged him with a
fresh attempted murder case.
Marcos Gray, 47, has been detained to await trial by Judge William Fahy, who deemed him a public safety threat, according to court records. State officials are also reviewing Gray’s parole status in light of allegations that he nearly committed his third murder.
Court records show that Gray was sentenced to life in prison for one of his previous murder cases, but that was reduced on appeal after other courts determined that it is unconstitutional to sentence people to life in prison for crimes committed as juveniles.
In Gray’s case, he was convicted of two murders as a juvenile.
Not one, but two murders, and now, almost a third.
But hey, we can't keep people in prison for their entire lives. That's cruel and mean spirited. Better a guilty asshole should go free to murder again.
posted by SCC at 12:02 AM
18 Comments:
Two murders and a machete attack before anyone with the power to keep him behind bars decides he may be a public safety threat? It seems the clues were there a bit earlier than the machete incident. Let's keep giving violent criminals parole and probation and unmonitored electronic monitoring though... what could possibly go wrong?
the judge deemed him a public safety threat...
isn't that what every mutt is that's caught with a gun
Locking them up in prison not only keeps these convicted criminals safe; but it definitely keeps the neighborhood safe from the criminals.
Lock them up!
Murder.
Not homicide.
M u r d e r.
If not for the valid history of the standard of conviction beyond a reasonable doubt, via unreasonable jury or judge, thus the reluctance to punish murder as the at least life+ 1,000 years sentence, (which, noticebly, provides plenty of time to appeal said conviction), death certain has been an effective means to ensure no repeats.
Those truly and sincerely clamoring for mercy for murderers omit the only source of true mercy for those truly guilty of murder is to be found after their death, and not before.
Annnnnr, life+ 1,000 years even provides for the guilty of murder a means to repent, mildly redeem and prove, here, their sincerity.
What these cut loose after a pittance of imprisonment methods do is dare the vageries of fate whimsy to determine if the guilty will be executed by not the justice system.
What the fuck is government for, if not to not disregard it's own purpose?
This would not have happened if we had more laws on the books targeting machetes trafficking into the State of Illinois from all the other States.
Marcos Gray, 47, has been detained to await trial by Judge William Fahy, who deemed him a public safety threat, according to court records. State officials are also reviewing Gray’s parole status in light of allegations that he nearly committed his third murder.
Oh now he's a threat to society but the other two murders were acceptable...
I find it harder to believe that a north side man had an icky girlfriend.
Now, kees me you fool!!!!
You can get parole for 2 seperate murders, when are they gonna let out Drew Peterson.
Can't get into prison, not for lack of trying. Send him to Toni's house; she can babysit him in meantime; after all it's Toni's criminal-justice warrior policy enactment that is responsible for Unsafe-T Act.
I find it harder to believe that a north side man had an icky girlfriend.
Now, kees me you fool!!!!
2/12/2024 07:44:00 AM
Oh, for fucks sake, you find everything harder.......
It's all those machetes from Indiana!
Anonymous said...
This would not have happened if we had more laws on the books targeting machetes trafficking into the State of Illinois from all the other States.
2/12/2024 02:02:00 AM
From this article, there appears to be no serious vetting of either the illegals or the host families.
What could possibly go wrong?
https://www.cbsnews.com/boston/news/brookline-family-hosts-migrants-sleeping-floor-logan-airport/
This soft on crime approach is all part of the leftist plan to cause mayhem in the streets so they can swoop in and enact liberty robbing measures against the law abiding citizens.
You can get parole for 2 seperate murders, when are they gonna let out Drew Peterson.
2/12/2024 07:49:00 AM
They only hung one on him. They just think he did the other one.
Apparently, under the SAFE-T ACT, the third time is the charm!
Anonymous Anonymous said...
You can get parole for 2 seperate murders, when are they gonna let out Drew Peterson.
If I disremember correctly, He is melanistically deficient ...
You guys are missing the point; this isn’t anything that some good old fashioned common-sense machete/knife laws can’t fix.
In Feb. 2023, Pritzger signed the no LWOP for minors, enacted retroactively. Killers under 17 are supposed to serve 40 years before parole. Marcos Grey is 47. He was released in 2022. 1995, he was convicted of killing two people in 1993 and it was noted that he had been arrested for shooting a third man, but that case wasn't pursued.
Even with time served pre-trial, Grey has only served about 29 years, nowhere near 40. As that his crimes were the worst of the worst and his speedy route to another attempted murder, there are good indications that "reform" didn't stick. He was at one point convicted of life without parole for one of his murders, but that was reduced to 60 years plus 15, not 29 years, so even with "time off for good behavior," he still should not be free. And the third shooting is now finally being "looked at" again, in addition to the new attempted murder.
Why bother passing laws? Judges and parole boards do whatever they want to do. Read about the baby molested in a daycare by a transgender employee? He admitted to the crime -- and received probation.
Too bad the transgender daycare worker wasn't a lacrosse-playing frat boy. Or that the infant was a transgender. Then maybe the feminists and other activists would rouse briefly off their expansive behinds.
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