It seems readily apparent to me that *********** will ensure that crimes like these will indeed happen again, and that there is no apparent way to "prevent them."
Sexual psychopaths will always be on the prowl for victims, and victims will always be potentially available to them.
Therefore it seems that the only appropriate sentence for an initial sexual predator would be life without parole, before they begin to repeat their crimes again after being discharged from prison the first time. But we don't do that now. The sentencing guidelines do not do that.
Awareness by potential victims also does not seem to be very high either. And while they are under age 18 their parents seem to give them way too much unsupervised freedom, which the kids themselves seem to actually demand. When over 18, everyone needs to be personally armed in order to "prevent" crime upon their own persons. The perps are ALWAYS going to be armed. It makes absolutely no sense NOT to allow citizens to be armed. But the bleeding/bleating far left do not permit that either.
Being armed entails training courses, which are an indispensable prerequisite to being armed. We are not doing much of that as well.
The overall American reaction to crime including sexual crime is universally burying our heads in the sand and going about out days as if crime did not exist, being unaware of our surroundings and unprepared to fight off crime ourselves.
This case also showcases that victims' families almost universally WANT a death sentence for the perp that stole the life of their loved one. Therefore the desire to have a death penalty is virtually universal among crime victims' families. In this particular case, it is a good thing that the Feds could step in.
A very sad story overall, as are all abductions-rapes-murders. But nothing ever changes. It keeps happening, and nothing ever changes.
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