Trial of man accused of impregnating daughters

[chanel]

After enduring weeks of often graphic testimony, jurors began deliberations today in the first trial of a New Jersey father accused of raping five of his daughters.

The panel failed to reach a verdict in two hours of consideration and is scheduled to resume Wednesday.

The jury is considering eight counts against the man, who faces five separate sexual assault trials — one for each daughter he is accused of victimizing. Three of his daughters are believed to have given birth to a total of six of his children.

Through three weeks, jurors heard startling testimony about the man allegedly raping and beating the daughter at the center of the first trial, who testified that she bore him a child when she was 15.

Jury fails to reach verdict, set to resume deliberations in trial of man accused of impregnating daughters | NJ.com

What would be an appropriate sentence?

 

[HUGGY]

After enduring weeks of often graphic testimony, jurors began deliberations today in the first trial of a New Jersey father accused of raping five of his daughters.

The panel failed to reach a verdict in two hours of consideration and is scheduled to resume Wednesday.

The jury is considering eight counts against the man, who faces five separate sexual assault trials — one for each daughter he is accused of victimizing. Three of his daughters are believed to have given birth to a total of six of his children.

Through three weeks, jurors heard startling testimony about the man allegedly raping and beating the daughter at the center of the first trial, who testified that she bore him a child when she was 15.

Jury fails to reach verdict, set to resume deliberations in trial of man accused of impregnating daughters | NJ.com

What would be an appropriate sentence?

It totally depends on how the girls were dressed when the alleged sexual assaults took place and if the girls came on to him.

 

[chanel]

You have a point. Eight year olds have no business bathing without their clothes on.

 

[HUGGY]

My point EXACTLY!!!!!

 

[Douger]

But but....he is a prophet !
And murkin

 

[del]

After enduring weeks of often graphic testimony, jurors began deliberations today in the first trial of a New Jersey father accused of raping five of his daughters.

The panel failed to reach a verdict in two hours of consideration and is scheduled to resume Wednesday.

The jury is considering eight counts against the man, who faces five separate sexual assault trials — one for each daughter he is accused of victimizing. Three of his daughters are believed to have given birth to a total of six of his children.

Through three weeks, jurors heard startling testimony about the man allegedly raping and beating the daughter at the center of the first trial, who testified that she bore him a child when she was 15.

Jury fails to reach verdict, set to resume deliberations in trial of man accused of impregnating daughters | NJ.com

What would be an appropriate sentence?

15 minutes in general population ought to do it.

 

[George Costanza]

New Jersey? Not Arkansas?

 

[martybegan]

New Jersey? Not Arkansas?

Shouldnt a DNA test make this a no brainer?

 

[del]

New Jersey? Not Arkansas?

i heard he was originally from california

 

[HUGGY]

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[chanel]

I didn't read anything about California, but it's possible he's originally from Africa.

The man's former wife said he had insisted most of their 9 children be born at home, and forbade the family from visiting doctors or enrolling the children in school. She said their diets were severely restricted and the man enforced his will with constant beatings and punishment.

The man denied ever assaulting or raping the daughter. He countered his wife's claims by saying the family lived in a peaceful, polygamous household based on African spiritualism and holistic living, and homeschooled their children because the local school systems weren't up to their standards.

washingtonpost.com

He was found guilty on all counts and faces up to 40 years for the first daughter. Four more to go. Looks like he may get life.

 

[Cecilie1200]

I didn't read anything about California, but it's possible he's originally from Africa.

The man's former wife said he had insisted most of their 9 children be born at home, and forbade the family from visiting doctors or enrolling the children in school. She said their diets were severely restricted and the man enforced his will with constant beatings and punishment.

The man denied ever assaulting or raping the daughter. He countered his wife's claims by saying the family lived in a peaceful, polygamous household based on African spiritualism and holistic living, and homeschooled their children because the local school systems weren't up to their standards.

washingtonpost.com

He was found guilty on all counts and faces up to 40 years for the first daughter. Four more to go. Looks like he may get life.

Since we don't live in a country that allows for castration as a punishment, I would accept life in prison - hopefully a very, very unpleasant prison - as an appropriate punishment. This is, of course, provided he actually spends his life in prison, and doesn't get paroled.

 

[Old Rocks]

As Del stated, 15 minutes in the general population, no problem concerning parole.

 

[random3434]

I didn't read anything about California, but it's possible he's originally from Africa.

The man's former wife said he had insisted most of their 9 children be born at home, and forbade the family from visiting doctors or enrolling the children in school. She said their diets were severely restricted and the man enforced his will with constant beatings and punishment.

The man denied ever assaulting or raping the daughter. He countered his wife's claims by saying the family lived in a peaceful, polygamous household based on African spiritualism and holistic living, and homeschooled their children because the local school systems weren't up to their standards.

washingtonpost.com

He was found guilty on all counts and faces up to 40 years for the first daughter. Four more to go. Looks like he may get life.

He homeschooled his children? WTH?

Cut off his balls and put him away for good.

 

[FA_Q2]

Death, but as that is not an option that is feasible, the general population for life (however long that may last).