Thu, Mar 5, 2020 8:13 a.m.
This sounds like Zebra stuff to me. During the same time period.
Family of Brutally Murdered [White] Portrero Hill Man Pleads to Keep [Black] Killer Without Parole
SAN FRANCISCO (KPIX 5) — Next month, a man convicted of a heinous murder more than 40 years ago will be eligible for parole. But the victim's family says the mere possibility that could happen is a miscarriage of justice that has victimized the family for decades.
25-year-old Frank Carlson was with his wife Annette in their small house in Portrero Hill in San Francisco when an intruder broke in, tied him to a chair and beat him to death with a hammer and a wooden cutting board.
N.S.: What I don't understand is how a court could eliminate justice, and then, after the court's anti-justice position was struck down, say you can't go back to justice.
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He not only killed during the crime but raped as well. That makes the whole thing an egregious offense normally warranting the death penalty.
On one of the justice blogs I found this about Angelo Pavageau."Pavageau has fathered two children through the system’s conjugal visit program, earned a degree from the College of Marin, and received $400 a month in veteran’s education benefits." I guess this is California justice.
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