Part of Shawn Berry’s defense was that he was a bystander, not an instigator. The jury did not believe that claim, but assuming that such a situation could occur, what is the responsibility of an observer to an act of racism. Should bystanders who don’t intervene be held culpable in any ways? How might the responsibility to respond be different for blacks and whites? Racist acts can range from extreme violence to a thoughtless comment or joke. Have you ever witnesses any act of racism? What did you do? If the event happened today, would your response be the same? If not, what has changed?
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There are many situations and acts of racism that people partake in and simply stand by and watch. As an observer you would think that most people would step up and try and stop whatever is going on from happening. However, this is not the case. Many observers of bystanders simply either watch or in fact join in the group that discriminating to feel part of something. In my opinion bystanders in some way should be held accountable as they watched and witnessed something happen that they could have stopped. In Shawn Berry's case he says he was forced to do what he did and was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time, claiming he was a bystander. Although what he is saying may be somewhat true, he was the one driving the vehicle. He could have easily prevented the murder of James Byrd. The color of skin most likely plays a huge role in whether someone is going to assist someone else. If you are racist towards blacks or despise whites you are less likely to help people of that nature.
I somewhat agree with Extra Crispy. Reason being that it truly depends on how you were raised and what you have been surrounded with. No one is born with racist beliefs automatically installed into them. It's simply impossible to occur, so who they were raised up by and around is who most likely taught them to think in that way. Also, if Shawn Berry truly had nothing to do with the murder of James Byrd why was he driving? This man, James Byrd, was dragged to death while attached to Shawns truck. I don't care if any of the three men involved were drunk, Shawn could have easily avoided that situation or atleast helped James out in some way shape or form...
I don't agree with extra or teddy because i don't care how a person was raised people choose to make their own decisions so just because someone might have been raised with racist beliefs doesn't mean they have to follow them. I probably have been in a racist act, but i have yet to been truly exposed to it. If I were confronted by a racist act I would probably not take it well and it would end up with hurt feelings or a hurt body. I think that harmless jokes are just jokes and some people need to lighten up and learn how to laugh at themselves sometimes.
I agree with extra crispy, mainly because Shawn Berry is still completely accountable for driving the vehicle. He may have been a bystander to the decision of the other two, but he was by no means innocent. He may have been pressured, but he wasn't forced to be involved in the crime. In cases like this, bystanders are completely accountable for the crime because they were still somehow involved in doing it. Also in the case of this crime, race had everything to do with it. But bystanders aren't always guilty... in some cases they just witness it without following their civic duty of reporting it.
I feel that if there's a act of racism going on and someone is watching and does nothing, then they should be held accountable. That bystander could have done something to stop the event. I'm sure if a black person saw what was going on they would have immediately intervened but i feel a white person maybe would have thought twice. I do admit, i may sometimes make a racist joke, but it's not towards one specific race, it's a little joke that isn't serious. I agree with Teddy. The driver is responsible because he was the one driving the car and he is capable of making his own decisions.
I feel as if this entire situation was just disappointing. However, my reasoning behind this was not because this was done by whites, it was because of their heartless mindsets that created their image of this being fun. This was a disturbing image to picture, and overall shocking. I believe that Shawn Berry should have been sentenced to death immediately because he was the driver of the vehicle used in the entire murder investigation. With that said, he could say that he was a bystander a million times and that should never justify what he did. Did he intervene? Of course he did, how else did the zig-zagging amongst the road occur? He voluntarily believed that he was enjoying himself by doing what he did, and didn't proclaim his love for black people until he was finally caught and convicted. I've witnessed racism, but never on a high level. I attend a school where it is racially diverse, and out of all my years I've never seen blacks be truly disrespected on a terrible account that left any one singled out or harmed. Color should not be an issue ever, behavior such as this should never be justified if someones left completely harmed...That is all.
I think it is the responsibility of the observer to act accordingly in a situation that race is involved, otherwise they are guilty by association. Also, bystanders who do intervene in a positive way that helps the situation should not be help accountable for any negative acts that occur. Personally, I have not witnessed any acts of racism other than pointless jokes that are not taken seriously.
I think it is the responsibility of the observer to act accordingly in a situation that race is involved, otherwise they are guilty by association. Also, bystanders who do intervene in a positive way that helps the situation should not be help accountable for any negative acts that occur. Personally, I have not witnessed any acts of racism other than pointless jokes that are not taken seriously.
I agree with a lot of what Agnus had to say. I think the entire act of how this man was killed is despicable and actually made me nauseous. I understand how Shawn's brother was trying to defend his family, but there's no excuse for how Shawn acted in the situation presented to him. Shawn may have felt pressured, but he drove that car and helped kill an innocent man. I would hope that anyone would have the compassion to avoid being so cruel and would at least walk away if not stopping or calling the police, rather than taking part in the crime. I've seen small acts of racism, but like many of the other bloggers pointed out, they never exceed a joke or stereotype. However, I disagree with some of them who said these jokes were "no big deal" and feel guilty for being a bystander at all.
I feel that you have to be careful holding witnesses accountable. Often the observer is afraid to get involved due to fear of retaliation. Take for example the KKK and the atrocious acts committed against African Americans. I am sure that some people who witnessed these events did not come forward because they feared retaliation from the KKK. Although this may not be right, it is understandable. As far as Shawn Berry is concerned, his association with these other men makes him guilty also. He did what they said and he drove the truck.
well in the case of Shawn Berry i dont fell that he was an acutal bystander because he was the one who was driving the car. but i believe that if you are truly a bystander and you have nothing to do what what is going on you shouldnt be convicted or help responsible but you should report it or try to help. i have witnesses acts of racism but nothing thats major. i have heard racist jokes and people yelling racial terms at people different than them. when i saw this happen i didnt feel that i really needed to do anything cause i felt that the person wasnt to mad about what was going on and that they just walked away. if it happened today i dont know what i would do because its easy to say you would do something different but when i actually comes down to it you usually dont do anything.
response to 2cool4school. i dont believe that if a bystander does nothing that they should be convicted in the crime beause they did nothing wrong they just didnt help that doesnt mean they worked with the people to let that issue of racism happen.
I agree with what 2Lila says about the jokes. Previous blogs describe the jokes as "pointless". However, there is a point to these jokes and the point is to put other races, genders, cultures, etc. down. They label it as a joke so it is "accepted." This is just an "acceptable" form of cruelty. When I am told jokes of this nature, it is not laughter that comes to mind, but the ignorance of the person telling me the joke.
Shawn Berry recieved what he deserved in the sentencing. He was an active bystander who deserves the sentence he was given. I think that bystanders should have some penalty dealing with the case because they saw what was going on but decided not to say anything or do anything about what happened. I think that whites and blacks wont respond differently because you have to take count of the situation. I personally have not witnessed serious racist acts but i have seen minor arguements or discussions relating to racists. If I saw serious hurtful acts of racism i would deffintly bring it to an authorities attention. I wouldnt be a bystander when it came to someone getting hurt or even killed over their race or color.
I truly believe that bystanders should be just as dissapointed with themselves as are the perpetrators. If you watch an act of racism and not act on it, then you as well should be held accountable for the crime. People who watch and do nothing about any type of crime, in that matter, should be to blame considering they had the opportunity to act on it and didn't. The responibility to respond to an act upon a white or black should not matter. I truly believe that everyone is the same and should not be treated differently because of their skin color. I agree with Extra Crispy in that Shawn Berry's case was not just a bystander. I believe he was not just a bystander considering he was the one driving the car. If he truly knew what was right for this poor, innocent man, he would have tried to stop it.I personally have not seen any real racism go on, but if I were to, I would not just sit there and let that person be bothered. I would truly hope that I would stick up for this person because it is the right thing to do.
I do not believe that it is the responsibility of an observer to act. However, in Shawn Berry's case he was not an observer. He was the one who drove the car. Even though morally it is wrong, bystanders who don't intervene should not be held culpable in any way because they are by standing which means they are not the cause or the victim in the situation. I have witnessed many acts of racism, but they're are usually seemingly harmless jokes so I did nothing to stop it. My response would be no different if it happened today.
I agree with Extra Crispy about the difference in responsibility of blacks and whites and that the color of skin most likely plays a huge role in whether someone is going to assist someone else.
I agree with what Avery said in that Shawn Berry did deserve the sentence that he got. I don't believe his statement that he was in fact an innocent bystander because there was no way any person in their right mind would let that happen. I also think that an innocent bystander should be held somewhat accountable for the situation if it is as serious as this one because if you don't stop something like this from happening then it is almost like you are a part of the crime. The responsibility to respond would definitely be greater for blacks because they feel a bigger obligation to another person of their race. I have witnessed acts of racism before but they have all been jokes that are just passed over like nothing happened. I probably wouldn't do anything just because some of the racist jokes happen so often.
The observer of an act of racism as the responsibility of doing something about it. If the observer can't personally stop the racist person, he or she should go tell someone, such as the police. Bystanders who don't intervene should be help culpable because it should be their morally responsibility to help the victim. There should be no difference in responsibilities for black and whites. I have friends who often yell out the N word because they think it is funny. However they would never say it directly to an African American. Whenever they say this word, I usually ignore it because I know they aren't intentionally hurting someone. If one of my friends said the N word in a hurtful way, I would make sure to tell them to stop. In response to a previous comment made by Vivian, if a by standard watches an act of racism and does not act on it, then he or she should be held accountable for the crime.
even if he was a bystander he was still guilty of letting such a gruesome act happen. instead of trying to convince his friends otherwise he sat there and let them drag the man to his death. bystanders may not be as bad as the criminals themselves but they are still to blame if they let such things happen.
Whether or not Shawn Berry intended to hurt James Byrd or if he truly was an innocent bystander, he committed an unforgivable crime. People would agree that an innocent bystander who stands by and watches a crime without doing anything about it, is almost just as guilty as the person(s) committing the crime. I understand that all situations are different and bystanders should not always be held completely accountable for a crime. However in Shawn Berry's case, he was the driver of the truck. It does not matter what the situation was, he had the opportunity to stop the crime. I agree with what Steve had to say. There is no way that a bystander of a crime could commit such a heinous crime and not stop the truck. There is concrete evidence that the truck was swayed back and forth which is obviously the doing of the driver. I have never seen an act of racial prejudice so cruel in my life and I hope to never have to. If I was ever in a situation where anyone was being hurt, I believe my natural instinct would be to intervene or at least get help.
yes bystanders should by held culpable especially in this case because berry could have definitely done something to try n stop it or tried to pursue them that what they did was wrong and he was just as guilty as the other two because even after the crime was done he could have went to the police or something but no he was just going to act as though it never happened just like the rest. I think the response may be different for blacks because blacks automatically see him as being in the wrong for even stopping the car to converse with the man and whites might see it as well he was drunk an was just in the wrong place at the wrong time well at least this is how the different views were expressed in the video. I have never witnessed any major racist acts but if i did i honestly wouldn't know how to retaliate or if i even would.
I agree with Bella, no matter whether not Shawn Berry did deliberately try to hurt James Byrd or if he was just an innocent bystander, what he did to that poor man was wrong and unjustifiable. It does not matter if Berry was a bystander or not, because the fact that he was driving the vehicle which was the murder weapon, that makes him extremely reliable in committing the crime. Yes, in most cases you can say that a bystander/ observer is not part of a crime and should not be charged for murder, but in Berry's case thats not true there is no way he was a bystander. I truly believe he said that he was forced and that he was a bystander because he did not wanna go to jail and or get the death sentence. Any person who knows that they are going to be at risk of being killed or put in jail is going to lie or embellish the story alittle to help them out on there sentencing. The documentary, Two towns of Jasper, was a very disturbing movie to watch for me, it really showed me how horrible people will treat other human beings, due to there race. It is so disturbing as an African American to know that another person in my race was treated that way, when he was not doing anything but walking home, and minding his own business. I know for sure that if I was every put in a situation where I had to choose whether I was going to be a bystander or upstander, I would definitely choose to be an upstander. Depending on how bad the situation was I know for a fact that I myself would not intervene in the situation, but I would call a higher authority, such as the police to come and stop the situation.
I agree with Bella in that Berry was truly as guilty as the rest, and any assumption otherwise is cowardly and cheap. not only did he not resist joining in on the other men's "fun", but he drove the truck. to claim oneself as not guilty, yet clearly be the one who directly caused the murder is unforgivable. while his actions are heinous, i feel his upbringing is somewhat to blame. in this town, there were always talks of racism, and there were multiple people with klan-related tattoos. thankfully, being from a well educated community, i have never seen an act of blatant racism, and hope not to.
I feel that bystanders should be held responsible because in the case of Shawn Berry if he acted he could have saved a life. They should take as much of the blame as the people who are committing the crime. I also agree with Bella that not all bystanders should be completely responsible for a crime. The punishment should depend on how severe the crime was and the outcome of the crime came to.
Even if Shawn Berry was telling the truth and he was simply an innocent bystander, he is just as guilty as those who committed the crime. He did not run away, he did not get help, and the worst part is he was driving the car. I believe it is the responsibility of an observer of a racist act to step up and do what is right and either stop it, or tell someone who can. A bystander of a racist act that does not intervene is equally culpable to those committing that act. I agree with Vivian in that the responsibility to intervene should not be different depending on the color of your skin. I have witnessed people using the N word, both black and white, a number of times. I get upset when people use this word and I ask people of my own race not to use that word around me. I believe that people make racial jokes or say derogatory words out of ignorance, not realizing what they are participating in.
to me i feel that since they have evidence showing that Berry was driving then he wasnt a bystander. in my oppinion a person who is unwillingly involved in a racist action is somewhat responsible depending on weather or not they attempted to stop the action. in Berry's case he did not try to stop them and he seemed to be enjoying it as he drove. he never tryed to stop as stated in the movie and just kept driving and swerving more than a mile down the road till he was decapitated. this man who had done nothing to them was targetied by them for no reason other than they felt hate towards black people. i dont believe that any bystander should not be prosicuted because they didnt do anything to try and stop the actions from going on, they stand by and watch as it happens. this should be punishable by 85% of there lives spent in jail. the responsibility of a black man and a white man are no diffrent if this were 3 black men the connciquinces wouldnt have been the same because in this world there might not have been a trial they would have sent them straight to death row. but other wise the responsibilities are the same. i always witness racist comments and some times i am part of them but other times i try and stop them. but a racist act? i havnt seen racist acts very offten but what i have seen of segrigations between groups of people and other things i have always tried to stop it. if this event happend today i would be furious and i dont think the same actions would have taken place. why? because these people that commited this crime either it be black or white would never get away with it or have as long a trile because with our tech today we would have the entire crime solved over 3 days.
Shawn Berry had no right to say he was an innocent bystander. If anything he is more guilty then any of participant in this horrible crime because he was the one driving the vehicle, which was the reason why the man died in the first place. Yes, i have witnessed an act of racism, and when i saw it i just try to ignore the whole situation and just keep to myself. Today if i saw a form of racism i would confront the person making the hateful joke and tell them that what they are saying is not right for a person to say
I believe that Shawn Berry was not a bystander in any way. He should be just as responsible for what happened than the two other guys involved in the crime. They were able to prove that he was driving the car, and that means that he had the power to not drive the car if he chose not too. I believe that bystanders should have the power to realize that someone needs help, and that if it was them who needed help that they would hope someone would call help for them. I believe that that goes along with the responsibility of an observer to an act of racism. If they see something like that is not right, they should have the power in themselves to do something about it. I think bystanders should be culpable because they see what happen so they are technically part of the what is going on, and if they don't do anything about it, they should be held accountable for what had happened, since they had the power to stop it. I agree with extra crispy saying that the responsibility to respond might be different for blacks and whites because blacks might feel more responsible for protecting blacks and whites for whites, yet I believe that this is wrong and that shouldn't matter who is in trouble, either way you need to help someone when they are in need. When and if I have witnessed acts of racism, they are usually thoughtless comments and jokes and i rarely think about the effect they have on people. Nonetheless, this film was very disturbing and I can't believe a crime like that happened in our country.
, I agree with extracrispy. I think bystanders should be held responsible for not intervening because they have the power to make a difference. The haulocaust could have been stopped prematurely if it weren't for bystanders. I think whites have the responsibility of being intollerant of racist remarks of any kind, and blacks havt the responsibility of standing up for themselves. Unfortunately, I hve witnessed several acts of racism. I told the person who was being racist that what they were doing was wrong. If the event were to happen today I would still stand up against racism.
I agree with Agnus and Lila who say regardless of race bystander's should intervene when racism turns from joking around to a violent act. I also believe that racial jokes can also be terminated before they get out of hand thus preventing the conflict that inevitably follows. When I was faced with a racist joke I told the person right off the bat that racist jokes weren't tolerated by me at all. If the same event were to happen again I would do the same exact thing and hopefully they know that I am not messing around.
I think the responsibility of an observer to an act of racism is just as bad as the one acting or doing the action. I think that if you see an act of violence happening and you dont say anything or try to stop it, your just as guilty as the others. Yes, the bystanders who didnt intervene should be help culpable because they could of done something, but instead they didnt and in my eyes, thats wrong and if they would of done something,they could of saved the person being hurt. The responsibility to respond may be different for blacks and whites because if the bystander is a raciest, then they might not want to help out. For example, if a white man is getting beat up by a bunch of black guys, another black guy watching may not want to help because they are raciest. I have witnessed acts of racism but they were very minor. They were in school but they were tiny and no one really made a big deal about it, usually they are just jokes between friends. I honestly sometimes join in because I know that they are always joking around and not meaning to be hurtful. After seeing the video, my response would be different because a joke could turn around and become a serious event, so I would not intervene if I had to make that same decision again. I dont want to be put in a situation like Shawn Berry and put my life in jepardy.
I strongly believe that Shawn Berry was rightly accused of being guilty. As Angus 9 said, he played a key role as the driver of the vehicle of a man that was brutally murdered. Black, white, or orange, the man was a participant in a murder. He may have used the "peer pressure" label as the reason why he acted, but ultimately, he should have been in control of his own actions. There is a point to which you can be manipulated by your peers, and and Shawn Berry crossed that boundary. The victim of the crime happened to be of a different race than the attackers, and that is entirely different story. Although the other two men had grotesque tattoos of white supremecy and white power, Berry, nonetheless, participated in their same actions, and should be given the same punishment.
I think that Berry was just much involed in the murder as much as the other two suspects. The fact that he didn't take ant part of helping, means that he took part in murdering him. He should have got the dealth penality just like the other suspects.
I think that Berry was just as much involved as the other suspects were. The fact that he didn't try to stop the murder means that he was apart of it. He should got the fealty penailty like the other two suspects. I also agree with 2collegebound by him saying that Berry is just as guilty as the others in the murder.
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Okay, the way i feel about this is pretty much, i feel that even if this man was a bad person in the community, nobody deserves a death that harsh!I dont believe either that he was a bystander, he could have did or said something, the way i see it is, no one can make you do something you dont want to do, no matter how powerful they are, t doesnt matter! You dont chain someone to the back of a truck and drag him 3 miles to his death, it made me very upset. Its not because he was black and they were white, it was because that was a terrible thing to do. I mean what he may have done before his death to me has nothing to do with why they dragged him pratically naked...the worst part was that he was conscious! i was disturbed to be honest because i mean its nasty, like who does something like that? son a guns...well i havent been a witness to a racist comment or action, if i was to be, i can't say that i would say simething because it none of my business. If i do say something to someone, it might put me in a situation that i cant get myself out of. If this type of thing was to happen now, my reaction would most defintely be the same...i mean why wouldn't it be?
I agree with 2crispy...he was as much a part of it as the other two men were. But okay, the way i feel about this is pretty much, i feel that even if this man was a bad person in the community, nobody deserves a death that harsh!I dont believe either that he was a bystander, he could have did or said something, the way i see it is, no one can make you do something you dont want to do, no matter how powerful they are, t doesnt matter! You dont chain someone to the back of a truck and drag him 3 miles to his death, it made me very upset. Its not because he was black and they were white, it was because that was a terrible thing to do. I mean what he may have done before his death to me has nothing to do with why they dragged him pratically naked...the worst part was that he was conscious! i was disturbed to be honest because i mean its nasty, like who does something like that? son a guns...well i havent been a witness to a racist comment or action, if i was to be, i can't say that i would say simething because it none of my business. If i do say something to someone, it might put me in a situation that i cant get myself out of. If this type of thing was to happen now, my reaction would most defintely be the same...i mean why wouldn't it be?
if it is just someone saying something that is racist, then an observer isn't responsible for anything. in the case of shawn berry saying that he was just an observer, he should have done something to prevent this from happening. he should have left the situation and contacted the police. Black people are upset with the situation, and they should be, so they feel the need to voice there anger and tell share their opinion on the situation. white people may think that they did nothing wrong, so they want to defend their race and act like they can't be held responsible for anything.
An observer in my opinion is just as responsible as the people doing it in my opinion. I agree with extracrispy on this situation. They could have prevented what happened or at least gotten away from the situation. I have witnessed racism, however I didnt do anything about it because we were all friends and didnt care.
I think that his defense that he was an innocent bystander could’ve worked and I believe that he actually was one. Even though he wasn’t sentenced to death I think that they could’ve given him less time in prison. I honestly think that he was intimidated by the other two men and was too scared to tell them that he wouldn’t do it or leave the situation. I’ve in a way been in this type of situation, not this drastic, but iv been in these types of situation. Being intimidated and afraid of someone and not leaving the situation is possible and I believe that he was telling the truth. And maybe disobeying the other two guys could’ve been scary to him so he did what they told him to do. So I think he should’ve gone to prison but not for life.
I think that his defense that he was an innocent bystander could’ve worked and I believe that he actually was one. Even though he wasn’t sentenced to death I think that they could’ve given him less time in prison. I honestly think that he was intimidated by the other two men and was too scared to tell them that he wouldn’t do it or leave the situation. I’ve in a way been in this type of situation, not this drastic, but iv been in these types of situation. Being intimidated and afraid of someone and not leaving the situation is possible and I believe that he was telling the truth. And maybe disobeying the other two guys could’ve been scary to him so he did what they told him to do. So I think he should’ve gone to prison but not for life.
I believe that shawn berry is innocent in a way and also guilty. What makes him innocent is that hes not like the others, they said he was a bystander but too me he did the worst and drove the car from side to side which is terrible that is what makes him very involved like the others. He shouldve got the death penalty to me because he basically killed byrd. Black people got mad because it was done by some racial white men whove always had something against african americans. Which made the black people see this as one of the biggest racial events to happen. The white people dont see it as nothing like the black do because none of their kind was killed and wasnt racially discrimnated.But overall i think mr berry shouldve got the death penalty.
Yes in my opinion bystanders should be held accountable for what happen because they were just standing there and they did nothing. If it were a black person who would have done these actions to a white man he would have never heard the last of it, but I feel like in the white man case the are going to let it die sort of. Yes I have witness an act of racism I told them that it wasn’t right and I tried to defend the race that was getting talked about especially if it was in a negative way and not a jokative way. Yes I would react the same way.
I agree with Extra Cripsy in that Shawn Berry claims he was a bystander and was at the wrong place at the wrong time. He claims that the other two guys were older and made him do what he did. However, I believe he easily could of helped the situation. He didnt have to drive as long as he did, he didnt have to drive side to side, and he didnt have to drive as fast as he did. I think he is the most responsible, he was the one performing the action that killed James Byrd. I havent witnessed any forms of racism that are violent and hurtful but I do hear jokes and stereotypes that have to deal with racism. Since we live in a sheltered community that is very diverse, most people are accepting of all different races.
No, i do not think bystanders who don’t intervene should be held culpable in any ways. The the responsibility to respond might be different for blacks and whites, because depending on which race you are depends on the answer u give and the side you will take. Yes, unfortunatly I have witnessed many acts of racism. I have seen people make fun of my friend just because of the color of her skin. I tried to stop them. If the event happened today, yes my responses would still be the same. It would have to matter though the circumstancs. I agree with what Snookie mentioned up top. If someone witnesses and sees racism happening then they should try and stop it. An observer has the power to stop it and therefore if they see something going on they should pitch in and help and take action and do something about it.
In my opinion i think there are few types of bystanders. Some have the capability to intervene some don't. in Berry's case he could have made a difference so in my opinion I hold him responsible. I witness many joking racist comments. Although the comments are racist i know that they are jokes so i dont respond to any extreme. Also if i would to witness same kind of racism depending on place and situation i would respond accordingly.
I feel as though bystanders do not want to get involved, therefore they are not put into a sticky situation. But in most cases, there should be a penalty for either being a witness, or knowing some type of threatening information. I've been a witness of racism multiple times. I've also played the role of a victim. There's many different ways to react to racism, violently, mannered, etc. All in all why would you act upon ignorance?
Because thats exactly what it is.
The whole Jasper Case, was terrible. I feel sorry for the victim, and I frown upon the perpetrators, because noone deserves that. No matter what lifestyle they are living.
Noone should be able to kill an innocent person and get away with it. Ever.
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