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AK Posted 11 years, 4 months ago.   Favorite
Interesting Allan...,
I enjoy reading how you relay yourself.
Thank you,
Anne K

AK Posted 11 years, 4 months ago.   Favorite
Absolutely Remarkable Allan!
Thank you for sharing.
Respectfully,
Anne K

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AK Posted 11 years, 4 months ago.   Favorite
Hello Allan,
Thank You for your intelligent, well written paper. I have my Bachelor's of Science in Psychology and working on getting accepted to Grad School. In as well, further employment in field with offenders. My point is I have done much research and working on work (including unofficial)with offenders, particularly SO's. I enjoyed reading your paper and would like to enlighten people with your knowledge.
Thank you, again.
Respectfully,
Anne K

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LaRon McKinley Bey Posted 11 years, 4 months ago.   Favorite
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Julia Posted 11 years, 4 months ago.   Favorite
hi kyle,
two thoughts on your blog

1. prostitution is older than capitalism
2. "sexual intercourse should be an expression of love", that's a bit too romantic, isn't it? sexual intercourse is an expression of all kinds of things, not only love.
have a nice day,
julia

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Robert Outman Posted 11 years, 4 months ago.   Favorite
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Mc Posted 11 years, 4 months ago.   Favorite
Ru ever getting out

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Maggie Posted 11 years, 4 months ago.   Favorite
It is a series of actions which started well before he murdered Ron however. While I do not doubt, that Mr. Pezecca may have come to some sort of regret for what he did, it is easy to feel this regret from behind bars, fences and razor wire. What else is there time for, as this is exactly what the system is designed to accomplish.

The thing is, this is an individual who attacked a bailiff at the courthouse, and had to be brought into the courtroom in shackles. This is someone who stabbed people while in juvenile detention. His issues started long before the day he decided to kill Ron and dispose of the body parts. Clearly a product of crap parenting, but also lacking a will to raise himself above that. Lots of people have bad parents, and manage to raise themselves from that issue.

For that, I feel sorry for Mr. Pezecca. For murder, no sympathy.

Ron was 58, and yes, he was a cancer patient. It was Melanoma however, and not life threatening. Ron was a pretty big guy, and by no means weak... He could hold his own. Against a roofing hammer to the back of the head, no one would be able to hold their own however.

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