Melissa's Bill...Will the Governor sign it?

Last Friday. We were all ready to celebrate we thought finally. The legislature came together and did something we can all applaud finally only took them thirteen years that they really did something. In the Obama Melissa's bill so that. Cop killer is and low lights and rapists and repeat offenders like Dominic can -- Who murdered police up to Jack -- should be up and enjoying his retirement at this very minute when his wife. And two kids instead now they got robbed of that opportunity because. The incessant criminal coddling that we do in the state. Let's console you about how you sat down in the year 2000 but then governor Paul Cellucci. In years that have followed you've got a lot of hugs including one from Governor Deval Patrick. And you finally thought he would getting the support to but it does appear that way does it. No well we seem to be what we're what we're seeing now is. And a little eroding want to sign a bill that doesn't want to sign a bill and it seems to me the abilities he knows about is built for a long time. His people mistaken. People in the house and the senate he knows what -- bill contains and he seems to me want to talk -- think about it. I would think by now. I don't what to think about we have ten bodies all of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. And they are dead. At the end of people who never should have been released from prison and again and we will they shouldn't even call the three strikes bill would you agree that's its glory -- -- -- -- without her. Right so this goes really says. If you're violent felony the other key rate being people are hurting people and abusing our children. That we all love that you're going to be held accountable and accountability is basically no early parole no early release. It is still a book is about does not taxes is like California. This bill basically says you have taken away your parole writes because you have violated. Police three times. And and Michelle there's no reason those shouldn't pass this bill is not. And all. Discriminate -- This bill is accountability not discriminatory as -- really is holding people responsible for bad acts. And this is there's no rational reason that we should not hold someone accountable for bad acts in 1213 years is way too long. Now -- mystifying you know that the village named to last year daughter Melissa but people realize and I did notice the of the daughter named Heidi. You're in you're in her sister's murder prompted her to go to law schools that she become a prosecutor. Act actually issue that it has he's kind of the truth of the matter shows want to become a lawyer but -- And her early career she wanted to become adept at defense attorney. And then after Melissa was -- she's swing from defense to prosecution. -- daughter was inspired to become a prosecutor and put he's low lights the way. Because of what she -- her family she she lived it her family was torn apart by her sisters that I didn't know that. Guys guys in this guy at 2427. Convictions. And he was going to be in the image got -- talent like I was serving is the judge sentenced Simpson to he has. And that's really what the sisters this bill is you know it really is to distill some different what it was a few years ago. If this bill doesn't capture a lot of people this goes don't say you have to have three if the Serbs free isn't in -- in state prison. But federal speed it up federal sentencing. So the original bill didn't it was related to the crime not -- Serbs. So not every parent has built you have to serve a certain amount of time in the prior two sentences. Where I'm saying is is that. This bill is. If anything is really more relaxed a lenient then I would like to see it. We applaud his ability should be signed today because. This bill is not all encompassing. I think you I'd like you write this bill would be even stronger bill. There should be nice not related to time -- but the actual sentence rapists rape doesn't matter of. Break let's look at it I think you and I can both agree just kind of the campaign in the hiring taken place this week on Beacon Hill over a sentencing bill that has banned. He idiots have had ample time to get this right. Time this has been kicked around the Statehouse since the year 2000. And -- cause I mean how maddening. -- it to have these people looking theorize. Whispering urea giving little bear hug and tell you they can get it Democrats and now it looks like another year is gonna pass and then knocked -- get it done earlier tonight. It certainly concerns me to the -- time game the governor has not done anything with a billion Estes says they can will be mended our. And then that legislation closes on Tuesday. So you know we didn't give -- these don't put ample time -- it to allow the government to chambers of government to carry either -- veto or approve the amendments. And if you wanna sit amended in the Sugarman this in my opinion on Monday and Tuesday you know put some time period and it. If you wait till last minute that it could that it concerns me that. You know do you really don't intend to. Veto it to begin -- just want to -- the amendments at the last minute and so he can say he would veto the bill. I'm just concerned that you know why take. Game last few and I both know that this is the -- about Patrick has known full well what this bill will contain. Some months they've finally ironed out an agreement over the objections of idiots like senator Cynthia cream. Who said Otellini to have judicial discretion what your real hard look at the judges in the state of Massachusetts has really taken good hard look at the rap sheets of the nanny like the one who killed our daughter when he four convictions when he point. Borne out by 24. Convictions -- nearly three light sentences -- to virus does mother. Stab a few people. Those to president gets out of what does he do he flies to another state and murders a young newlywed couple in an argument over fifty dollar attacked two. He's the real story I mean -- hits. You know -- Deval Patrick would feel that with one of his two daughters that we were talking about instead of the our daughter Melissa well. I think -- exactly the point -- and they have a fiduciary obligations to the citizens of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The good innocent X caucuses as a call to -- I think it's about sanity. Audit their fiduciary obligations. To the majority of the people who look. People trying to do the right thing in the right way in and -- they have public security public safety beat number one responsibility government. A why he would sit that's equivalent seems to have more rights of the victim I don't really in the CNN. Especially the criminal this -- repeat of Banda over and over again. Why should that person receive. A lot of consideration they've had a cast the first time and had a past the second time -- passes this only need how many rapes and attempted or is it must must. And murdered anywhere you know I talk about. I believe his name is -- Honda he merited a young woman in Dorchester records to a back in the seventies does -- a brief them on time for that. Get tell murders Boston Police officer Tommy pros now you think you just killed two people. He never gonna see the -- -- and you killed -- busting cop. A police station no less. Because he grabbed Tommy -- gun as he was being escorted to a phone call. And shot this -- in the head and in front of all these cops he think he will never see this guy again I don't know. Within months of his release a couple of years ago last this guy was arrested. But trying to -- he had meanings to steal flat screen TVs from the Veterans Hospital on an island. When the cops went today arrest him he tried to kill them by writing them all over. I mean what isn't going to take that people liked about Patrick and Cynthia cream in the fourteen. State -- And the other six senators to get it it's gonna have to touch when if families. I mean it makes absolutely no sense to me there again you get out. Are you. But that criminal. All over the field -- whose lives have been completely destroyed you know right now is -- the man that I admire a great deal -- ever. In and -- ever earn his wife Kathy lost the SI and Ricky -- at the can that the guy imprint is kick a Lang. Bits is kick a Lang has never contributed anything other than mayhem and drug dealing to society. In all of his life and -- He gets out of prison and he shouldn't have banned any stabbed that deputy county sheriff Ricky get it to death. Now. You know they had missed it ever is literally dying of Greek he had a stroke he's in a hospital. Hey it's appalling they are we continuing to have to lay out all of these. And it notes as the governor is fond of saying people who are dying because the legislature has failed to act in the years and judge daughter was killed. But we have to create. People light your cigarette not did talking about this idea that we have to rehab people we have people. People -- Rehab people bit this year real rapists. Mean the record dents in my -- and with that the bridge what a house a correction in 1997. He shopping -- TV antenna in used it to kidnap a female therapist in he raped and terrorized that woman. The three hours -- Denton is one of the SP CC. Inmates. Who is involved the net mailing it almost -- as CEO. Killed he had a shank trip into the back of his neck he can check pitcher out of my face -- -- Michelle -- now and he PGE. And the current Santa was trying to rape of female guard during that -- allegedly but guess what less we don't know it. PDC is not confirming whether or not MacArthur Denton under investigation. We still don't know the means of the gang bangers on the wannabe gang bangers he tried to kill the CEO -- seven to the hospital. Probably don't know is that a hundred correction officers are right now facing disciplinary charges in -- -- by name. In a message by the DOC commissioner of the Deval Patrick administration. Saying that they use the states in me. Look up system for personal gain I mean you did GM up the correction officers in continued to protect the names of rapists killers that's happening. All the Patrick administration it's got to end. Well you know I -- -- ice -- -- is so much that did. That is. I took place I drink copied and some -- -- that must be drugs in my copy because. The logic seems to be. Nonexistent common sense doesn't seem to be so climate. The I know I would say to people at the state house listened to get Sony has twenty convictions legal or rape a woman. You know passes billion of those houses say. He hit eight GA annual rate but don't you bill that would try to -- somebody even though you were raped a relationship with a hostile -- straight and tell them that. And he is he you cannot. Justify. And any means war -- this bill. Basically says. They'll -- if you don't get it. And you cannot we cannot respect somebody else's life. And you have their credit child. And you gonna do it three times even as you -- going to be held accountable by having no parole no early release. You know. The what is wrong with that why is that so complicated widely yet they have a safety bill anyway in the Bill Berry head to warnings. They. Did they think and we tried to rehabilitate these people if you go to prison and you -- rehabilitated. Like MacArthur dents and and then during the rehabilitation process -- rape one of the female therapist and then old shocker this guy tries to rape yet another DOC. Employee and it. Do you think this guy's gonna do you I want running into MacArthur -- in at a rest stop like -- -- kid. Well absolutely the right yeah I don't wanna walked the streets of downtown Boston would describe -- do. You know here that you don't you know you don't want to be anywhere in the of people like. It is so the question becomes is the governor has a responsibility. A mandate to sign this bill and I don't know why he's I -- the governor's office today and I was told that you know -- still contemplating it. I mean what do you do write in declaration of independence. What it is you writing a peace treaty with the world. Who why did contemplate he knows this bill to borrow -- taken lightly contemplating. So we're contemplating exactly I mean he's not contemplating unless he could say this because I'm sure he -- at the lovely people however. -- touches somebody personally and trust me I have literally witnessed. Parents like you last whose lives are destroyed. I mean think of -- what happened deployed I know you are familiar with by apparently the general would have been to his little boy. At -- can't you need ambler freaks get now so that they can encounter -- a little boy in Massachusetts I mean he's real stories in and lets you are familiar. With the I don't grief that someone like you -- in endeavors and and so many other families. It destroy. Them. He did -- early yes it's this is taken probably fifteen years up you -- -- last yet. It's not touching. About Patrick it's not touching these liberal. Civil liberties activists hit it's -- Nowadays they have this idea that wouldn't be politically correct so politically correct is an innocent person getting there are so guilty person can try to be guilty yet. And as a definition be absolutely correct well here we though that you heard other people over and over again. Because we don't have the backbone to stand up to you would have you think the conflict be held accountable for the bad acts. Are writing bad checks without talking about stealing a pizza we're talking about the most serious violent felonies Altria would start -- about. Serious blow -- Suits is our children our wives. Girlfriend ourselves what sort of up permanent the damage. Physically and psychologically. When I hope we get -- That -- tend to want to carry indices have been willing to bet that a woman is -- many different ways for the rest of their life. -- and I made it just happened last month in Brockton. A guy who may never should have been out of jail convicted child rapists rape as to break a little -- Foxborough for a long period time and that scream heard it's somebody. Go to double murder gets out goes to jail for rape and a little girl in -- gets out any raid syndrome Brockton shocking surprising not to get people like you -- as we see it. On the -- Yeah I -- you know so I -- -- -- an -- I think by the way. This is not a racist bill. Probably you know those crybaby big should be ashamed of and selves. The inner city law makers like Sony Chang-Diaz who -- teen children in the districts get murdered. I repeat offenders have seen children and it should be paralyzed like little Kylie Harriet. By people who never should have been out of prison in the first place in this acting mascots that people don't understand. He can't say it's a racist because we are targeting people who have committed three. Buying -- crimes in a matter of fact people are talking about young daughter's killer it was a white. -- to Nellie was Hawaii the night and it killed -- that was white so what do you talk about. The guy who brought to you mentioned before it was widely. So that right into this so this is not at all in any way discriminatory erases this is accountability. Not discrimination is accountability. To hold those people who commit the most serious crimes and I think. That if you -- update wanna call this racism that tells me that they don't even. Last algebra refuge of a scoundrel I always say Alaska also this bill is on Patrick's. -- now signed the damned bank. And another session ends without a strong bill becoming law the legislature the governor should be forced to hang their heads in shame. And that's not I can assure you that we will embarrass them and Sheehan and every single solitary day because this is disgusting. That the governor hasn't -- -- Ilya. A man was -- -- -- did a man. 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