Registrants have never, do not now, or will ever find any empathy or sympathy at the seat of government…never! While I hold the same agreement with public safety I part ways now and every time with continual, unending, unyielding retribution.

Writing the state’s attorney for Brevard County may come to nothing but doing nothing or saying nothing doesn’t help, either. At least the ASA is not backing down in their prosecution of Lucas Jones due to career ambition, state’s attorneys office reputation, or public sentiment. Asking for the death penalty when it’s warranted on merits of the case is acceptable, just, and fair. At the very least Lucas is looking at lifetime incarceration w/o parole.

More than this, which is a good idea, but ask the Guvnah, the LtGov, the AG, the Book family, and their elected FLA state Reps/Sens in Tally and WDC if this acceptable behavior by a Floridian as well as the misuse of the registry. Chances are no one will touch it with what the real answer is…No. I say campaign this question to these folks en masse to get some answers from them on the reality of the situation. These folks have pushed and pushed this for ages now, so they need to answer for it. Get it on video when the question is asked, get it sent in via writing, force this upon them to answer. If one or more answers about this not being right, then changes may be able to happen, especially when used in court.

The minimum sentence for this charge, if convicted, is life imprisonment without eligibility for parole.

I remember that dude back in 2012. All he’ll ever be is prison famous lol.

Mr. Logue,

I always appreciate your takes and efforts on our behalf. Just wanted you to know that it is not lost on us how much you care. You are appreciated in ways words cannot explain. Thank you!

Sure, for a few days, they’ll get thank you letts and a few bucks on commisary, but then folks move on to the next freak of the week and these folks are forgotten quickly. Then the harsh reality sets in. Their future will be a cage for decades. They’ll likely die there. They too will be just a number. Maybe if they’re lucky, they get a couple of podcasts about them or even a mention in some news story about vigilantes. But they’re now largely forgotten.

A certain vilgilante that murdered two registrants in 2012 got a little attention at first, even got a feature on one of those dramatized crime shows, but otherwise forgotten. I remember that POS stating he was going to become a victim advocate and that he would succeed in getting all sex offenses LWOP or death penalty offenses, but the only news I can find of him not directly related to the 2012 murder was his failed appeals attempt from three years ago.

But the one annoying thing is that someone posted a TikTok glorifying this punk and the usual dumb comments began again– “He’s doing god’s Work” or “lets send him money.”

I think our movement should turn some of our focus into taking on social media. They’re the true catalysts for promoting vigilante violence.

Given there has been enough crime against PFRs where the registry is the source of the victims in the end, when all tallied, there is more than enough nationwide evidence to prove what can and does happen because of it whether public or not. A nice long list with this one on the top line of the first page sent to CJ Roberts would be a nice reminder of his work years ago. The scapegoating of the court not being able to prevent what the public does with public info is bunk considering they are party to it with their permission to leave it be.