Oklahoma Petition Calls for Constitutional Suspensions for Former Sex Offenders
When tragedy strikes your family, do you call for other families to suffer?
That’s the apparent approach taken by survivors of a horrible mass murder. You see, the alleged murderer in this case had also been convicted of a sexual offense. The family has circulated a petition, with excerpts as follows:
“We’re asking that a person CONVICTED of a sex crime against a child serve life in prison without the possibility of parole. We ask that the probationary terms of those already released from prison for child sex offenses be reevaluated, and we ask for their probation terms to include monthly home visits…We are also asking that sex offenders convicted of crime(s) against children rights be taken to have their own children…if you ruin a child’s life you deserve NO CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS!”
“We are also asking that it be mandated that all city police stations and schools in Oklahoma have a board set up with all local sex offenders’ pictures and information on them and kept up to date. This is so important so we can help our local people, police, and school staff aware of offenders in our area because the man responsible for these horrendous murders, like other offenders, are able to manipulate people into believing false information…”
“We would like to name this law ‘The Knights Law’ in honor of our beautiful Knights whose lives were tragically taken from them.”
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This woman’s ignorance is dangerous because she doesn’t see herself as the villain. Radicalized hate and vengeance has no place in Democracy.
FACTS DO MATTER. I am a woman and a victim of sexual assault. I am also engaged to a wrongly accused sex offender and we have a child together. The girl lied and believe it or not this happens more than people realize. They didn’t investigate his case enough because she had connections. He’s an amazing father that does everything he possibly can for us. There are good and bad people, men and women. FACTS DO MATTER. The details of a case as sensitive as this are extremely important. Men lie and can be violent, but so can women. The system is broken.
@Lucy
As former law enforcement, I can tell you this. There are people in jail that are innocent and people who are found not guilty that are as guilty as sin itself.
As a young cop I saw a few bad cops beat people up and arrest them just for spitting on the sidewalk. Made me sick to my stomach but if you told on another officer, you were lunch meat in more ways than one. After sleepless nights and nightmares, I eventually resigned and became extremely depressed.
Amen. I’m a level two, it’ll take 20 years to even get it off. I had been in a mentally abusive relationship with my ex wife and then went on to text someone that was clearly over the age of 30 telling me she was 15. Obviously if you’re almost 7 foot tall and fully grown adult woman it shouldn’t matter, when you think you’re just playing a game you get entrapped and screwed for life. It’s the hardest thing knowing I’m not that kind of person but have to live with this crap. Please pray for me
@Shelby
I have always wondered how someone who gets caught in a “Fake” sting operation where no “Real” victim exists, gets sentenced to more time than someone who actually had sex with a minor. The same thing with online porn. Not saying anyone should be looking at underaged kids but how do they get more time than someone who actually had a relationship with an underaged person?
One additional note, shouldn’t the FBI be focusing on removing those photos and going after those who post them instead? Our justice system is totally wacky NuNu. Perhaps they need to remove the “Justice” part and just call it “The system”.
(I borrowed the wacky NuNu from a local appliance store tv commercial LOL)
Hey jack, even though we don’t know each other I really appreciate your time to comment and say hey. That’s exactly what it was, I was actually on tinder, she shared photos and I immediately knew she was older than me. At first she was 20, then she was 18 then she was 15(what I was told) even though she’s a foot taller than me I’m 5’9. Plus looking at a fully grown woman, I thought it was a kink so yeah I went along. I have no idea, it absolutely baffles me. I’m currently doing all I can even community service etc. Hopefully one day I can get it off my record. I sold my house and car just to pay my lawyer. (The one who did absolutely nothing) it didn’t make sense to me the whole process. Even explaining it, I felt like I was crazy. Who doesn’t understand older women praying on younger men. It happened to me from age 15-18 and since they were women did I think they were going to be “that kind of person” no I just accepted they liked me and I liked them. I think I just hate so much they couldn’t understand my mentality even though I’ve said the same things to them as I’m saying to you. I got your reference btw, made my morning. I love you dude, thanks for being here. I’ve lost so much and I can’t imagine what others have to go through as well. Yeah it was a online sting, it just makes zero sense
@Shelby
Not sure if you are a person of faith but will share this with you.
Joshua 1:9
Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.
He doesn’t look the other way when we doing something wrong, but if we put our trust in, He states in the book of John 16:33
“I have told you these things, so that in me you may have peace. In this world you will have trouble. But take heart! I have overcome the world.”
David M:
The court records state that the victim was 16, but it’s unimportant whether she was 16 or 17.
Justin Webster was the one implying that the registry should be harsher. VOCAL’s stance is that the sex offender registry must be abolished.
VOCAL also supports the reintegration of people who commit sex crimes back into society and is participating in efforts to help these individuals when they are released from prison or homeless to reintegrate back into society.
If you have any questions concerning VOCAL’s stance on the sex offender registry and the reintegration of “sex offenders”, you can read about us and our efforts at vocalhome.blogspot.com or email us at [email protected].
Vocal
I reread the article in the Tulsa news. His original victim was 17. Yes it was rape and tied up. This type rape is not a crime of passion. But a crime of violence which should be handled differently which it was . He was 19 in 2003 and sentenced to 20 years. He served 16 years and 9 months being released in 2020. But while in prison was accused of passing porn to a 16 year old. But was released anyway.
His family and the victim was trying to get him put back in prison to finish his original term and possibly another 10 years or more for the porn charge.
Where were all the therapists and workers that should have been working with this broken individual to help him integrate back into a society that he had never been in. Being in prison his whole adult life.
Nobody has a right to say “ we didn’t see this coming “.
This was not the typical sex offender that marks the million on the registry. So to say let’s harden the registry for something that had nothing to do with the registry except to put one more spike in his coffin is to miss the point completely.
There are so many of these campaigns against registrants that many of these proposed laws are starting to have the same name. Australia already beat them to the name “Knight’s law” in honor of Samantha Knight who was killed by a sex offender in Australia.
They call it Knight’s law in reference to the local mascot. Not only do they lack common sense, but they lack originality as well.
Things are gonna get a lot worse for us, you watch,, every aspect of our dilemma, everything from new laws to civil commitment. Its already starting in Oklahoma.(((((((((‘Knight’s Law’))))))))))) The sex offender frenzy is gonna get a tad worse for us,, God help us,, nobody else can.
It is called the quiet before the storm. Whenever they think we are complacent, they stir things up and catch us off guard. Case in point what almost passed with the license plates and driver’s licenses. What’s next, tracking devices implanted under our skin.
Why can’t a judge just open their heart and do the right thing? I know a few have done just that, but most of them are not in Florida. I won’t mention any politics since I gave up on politicians once the registry came out.