re: Jackson: 4 year old girl found dead in woods, kids kept in cages, human trafficking op

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The guilty dog barks

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It does seem he was trying to change or at least deflect away from the subject. Interesting

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As long as SFP is here, the human trafficking is being downplayed...

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Well we don't have any actual evidence of that, yet.

And this story would fit exactly into what I have described to y'all is the vast majority of incidents

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Callihan had previously dated the girls’ mother, Callie Brunett, and it’s why her murder is now being investigated as a domestic homicide.

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Family members and close social acquaintances are the most likely people to violate, kidnap, or traffic children.

That's where I leave the discussion on trafficking (also due to lack of evidence at this point), because I'm not going to spike the football like a piece of shite when a little girl was murdered, like so many on this board like to do.

I’m going to wait for the dateline episode to actual understand this case.. in the meantime, I hope they put that muthafricker in his grave

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I hope they put that muthafricker in his grave

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I imagine he will be convicted of 1st degree murder in both LA and MS (I have to imagine they determine the child was killed in MS, given the timeline). He may also get federal kidnapping charges.

Like I said earlier, the only way he doesn't get the death penalty is if the family asks that not to be the outcome (and he'll get multiple consecutive life sentences + decades).

So he had no connection to the mother? Just straight up killed her and kidnapped the kids?

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So he had no connection to the mother? J

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He had a romantic history with the mother.

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“What it looks like, this may be a location where there has been some human trafficking done. We see cages - small animal cages. [It’s] very, very disturbing to me as a police chief, and as a father, to witness and see what I just saw,” he said. --- ”

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O.M.F.G.

They need to start skinning him from the soles of his feet up until he reveals every damn thing about any connection to 'trafficking.'

Sweet little girl. God Almighty this country is descending to hell. The culture of death is pervasive. Yep, this entire country needs an exorcism.

I cannot deny the logic that if as a society (obviously in trouble) we were to adopt extremely “cruel and unusual punishment “ that such action would indeed deter if not eliminate the crime for which such barbaric action is imposed. If the purpose of law and punishment is intended to promote a civil society, and in the case of child abuse of the worst magnitude, then whose fault would it be for the suffering inflicted upon said children? Would it be the perpetrators or those who - y not acting accordingly- to most surely prevent said suffering on the most innocent and vulnerable in our society? It seems that we decline to adopt such extreme but surely preventative action in this case, not because of its service to the innocent victims, but because of our fear that such will harden our hearts and turn us into the evil of the which we purport to loathe and deter. That fear may be unfounded but inaction surely guarantees the unimaginable suffering of innocents. So whose fault is this? Fearful or high minded citizens or the sickest and/or most evil in our human family. I think we should begin to seriously debate the prudence and morality of such action/inaction. The Catholics say that there are sins of “commission “ and those of “omission “. I think they are right. It’s closing in on us. Lord have mercy on them who love.

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So whose fault is this?

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The founding fathers, for writing that pesky Constitution.

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Fearful or high minded citizens or the sickest and/or most evil in our human family.

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You're forgetting the biggest variable: torturing innocent people who have been falsely accused of grievous crimes.