Reply #59: I'm with you. I think they should be euthanized.

[IdaBriggs]

I find them to bring more harm to our society than good. I am tired of having victims needing to spend valuable resources recovering from the acts of abomination they are forced to undergo while the perpetrators say "I'm sorry I was depressed" and then go on their merry little way with minimal problems.

We are currently witnessing the "repercussions" of molesting a thirteen year old step child: ten days in jail, a bunch of money to the mother, and some counseling. The man who did it was "depressed." I suggest he kill himself next time he is so depressed he wants to molest his THIRTEEN YEAR OLD STEP-DAUGHTER!!!

He is the brother of one of my husband's best friends (my husband grew up with both of them), and the brother is trying to be "supportive" -- his daughter is only three now, and I shudder to think of the damage this family will face in the future. "He's not going to do it again," is what I got told, and boy did THAT make me feel safer -- NOT.

Its a good thing the brother and his wife will be around twenty-four seven when their daughter becomes "acceptable" and any of their grandchildren will be safe of course around "Uncle Dave" because by then who is going to talk about the fact he spent twenty years on Michigan's felony child molester list?

We won't have "Uncle Dave" around us or our family. We're hoping our friends wake up soon, and realize their job isn't to protect the brother, but to protect their children. Its a God Awful Situation, and its really too bad Uncle Dave isn't either in prison, or dead.