re: Arrest made in Devil’s Den double murder

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Y’all get awful testy when something inconvenient gets highlighted.

How many of you say you believe in the ‘rule of law’ but immediately convict someone in your mind? Like you have convicted this guy.

I’m guessing it is a fair number of you, even though you won’t admit it.

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You say something? I wasn't paying attention.

That is one evil frick

Bet this isn’t his first rodeo. Whether it be murder or rape or both. I hope he gets tortured by inmates for a good while until he gets knifed to death himself. Sick pos!

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No, the mom took the girls to their car and went back to help the father. The girls were not hurt. This is not what happened, why do you keep repeating it?

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So what actually happened

If you are becoming a k-12 teacher, youth pastor, kid counselor, anything to do with young children you need to be required to do a background check and a polygraph test. We just hand our children over to strangers for 8 hours a day and hope for the best.

I am the hiring officer for a school on the coast in Texas. If the job is done properly there is a background check and a fingerprint check done prior to a contract being offered. If they are not fingerprinted for the teacher registry they must have one prior to a contract. We do check every where we can.

My assistant is a social media whiz and we dig into their socials a bit just to see if there are any red flags. It is tough to fill openings but we do our duty to check everything we can. My biggest help, plain, old-fashioned, intuition/gut instinct. I didn't go straight to college after high school. I went to work logging, truck driving, and other manual trades until I was in my 30s. Not enough people in education have any life experience outside of a school other than a spending money type job. I have had a few (assumed) weirdos in my office and I decline the hire. With the looks of this guy...no way in hell I would let him around kids.

Good on you. Looks like he only taught in OK for a year. Fairly common for educators to leave for higher paying states like Texas, but does cause speculation if that’s the only reason for his short tenure.

Eyes above ears, something to fear

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When convicted, he should be castrated then burned alive
Then extinguished with an ice pick.

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So castrated and allowed to live long enough for the full effect of castration to be known to him and then burned alive or burned alive immediately after being castrated? If the latter there is no point in castrating him....burning alive is plenty dead. The whole ice pick idea is just superfluous...now if you meant stabbing him with an icepick while he is on fire it makes slightly more sense.

I would imagine that the idea behind castration would be the pain involved in doing so, presumably without anesthesia. If you did that and immediately set him on fire he is not going to experience the pain of the castration long...because the burning is going to hurt a helluva lot more. If the idea is to castrate to prevent his victimizing anyone else or suffering life castrated if you set him on fire immediately after wards he will not gain any benefit from having been castrated....the castration pain would cease when the fire started and it would be rare individual who was interested in sex in the minute or so between castration and being set on fire so he would not suffer in that way either.

I think ice picking and castration, in that order, is sufficient, or simply burning alone. Combining all three seems excessive and superfluous....especially in the order described....