Cannibal who Murdered and Ate Boy to be released for Good Behavior!!!

CRANSTON, RI (FOX 25 / MyFoxBoston.com) - A man who killed a 5-year-old boy and allegedly ate him is set to be freed from a Rhode Island jail in August.

Michael Woodmansee, 16-years-old at the time, kidnapped and killed Jason Foreman in 1975.

Foreman was presumed to be missing until 1982 when Woodmansee tried to lure another boy into his home.

The boy escaped and police began to question Woodmansee about Foreman's disappearance.

They found Jason Foreman's skull and bones, which had been shellacked, on Woodmansee's dresser along with a journal which detailed the gruesome killing.

Woodmansee pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in 1983 and was sentenced to 40-years in jail. This was part of a plea bargain meant to spare the Foreman family from hearing the details of their son's death.

Woodmansee is getting 12 years shaved off of his sentence for good behavior in prison.

Jason's father, John, believes that Woodmansee was a cannibal that ate his son's flesh.

Speaking to WPRO's John DePetro John Foreman said, "I do intend, if this man is released anywhere in my vicinity, or if I can find him after the fact, I do intend to kill this man.

 

this is just a bad situation all the way around.....the father i think will try to kill him ....at best ending up with the father in court....just a mess...and would you like him moving next door to you?

 

The father really should have kept his mouth shut. Any unfortunate disapperance of the cannibal will now lead right to him.

 

I hope the Dad is smart enough to make sure he has a rock solid alibi when this bastard disappears.

 

yea best to ask forgiveness than permission

 

I would love to be on the jury if the father kills the sick pervert and has to go to trial for his murder.

He would get a "Not Guilty" from me no matter what the evidence.

 

It is not really 'good behavior' when a person is in a controlled environment which does not permit him to eat other people.

 

Let's just face it, shall we? Our criminal justice system, is kinda nuts.

I think it not unreasonable when we discover an cannibal in our midst, that we insure that that person will never again be free.

People like this strike me as poster boys for posters advocating for the death penalty.

I mean seriously, what has society gained by keeping this cannibal alive for the last 35 years?

ARe we to expect this man to now join society as a productive member of it?

That person lost his right to be treated like a human when he elected to become an animal.

Our responsibility as a society is to humanely put down such damaged goods just as we might reluctantly and humanely put down a rabid dog.

 

I could not of said it any better. This maniac needs to be disposed of!