Sandy
12-14-2019, 12:09 AM
He lost reelection, so he's going to do the worst thing possible to inflict pain and crime on Kentuckians, and release some of the worst criminals possible.
I was going to post this in Sworn Enemies of Freedom, even though I was sure there were niggers, then I confirmed at least a couple are.
One pardon that had Sanders — and many others — particularly outraged was that of Micah Schoettle. He's a 41-year-old convicted of raping a 9-year-old child last year. He was sentenced to 23 years in prison, according to the Courier-Journal.
In his pardon order, Bevin wrote, "Micah Schoettle was tried and convicted of a heinous crime based only on testimony that was not supported by any physical evidence."
He added: "This case was investigated and prosecuted in a manner that was sloppy at best. I do not believe that the charges against Mr. Schoettle are true."
Bevin commuted Schoettle's sentenced to time served and ordered a full and unconditional pardon.
Another of Bevin's pardons was of Patrick Brian Baker, who was convicted in 2017 of murdering Donald Mills and tampering with physical evidence, among other charges.
As the Courier-Journal also reports, Baker's family "raised $21,500 at a political fundraiser last year to retire debt from Bevin's 2015 gubernatorial campaign." Baker's brother and sister-in-law also donated $4,000 to Bevin campaign, according to a state election finance database, the paper reports.
"Patrick Baker is a man who has made a series of unwise decisions in his adult life," Bevin wrote in his pardon letter dated Dec. 6, adding that evidence in his conviction was "sketchy at best."
https://www.npr.org/2019/12/13/787811560/on-his-way-out-kentucky-gov-matt-bevin-pardons-murderers-rapists-hundreds-more
He also pardoned Tamishia Wilson of Henderson, Ky., convicted in 2006 of trafficking marijuana and drug paraphernalia possession. She was also convicted in 2004 of theft.
Bevin proclaimed in a Dec. 9 letter that she "is a new woman. She has turned her life around and become a model citizen."
The former governor also spared the life of death row inmate Gregory Wilson, who was convicted in 1988 of murder. The Courier-Journal reports the trial was widely described as "a travesty of justice and a national embarrassment for Kentucky."
Oh yeah, Gregory Wilson will go right out into society and make everything better. Is he going to be an astronaut or Nobel physicist first?
https://www.ondeathrowusa.com/2017/04/gregory-wilson-kentucky-death-row.html
More info: https://www.wkyt.com/content/news/Bevin-pardons-man-convicted-in-deadly-Knox-County-robbery-566086571.html
I was going to post this in Sworn Enemies of Freedom, even though I was sure there were niggers, then I confirmed at least a couple are.
One pardon that had Sanders — and many others — particularly outraged was that of Micah Schoettle. He's a 41-year-old convicted of raping a 9-year-old child last year. He was sentenced to 23 years in prison, according to the Courier-Journal.
In his pardon order, Bevin wrote, "Micah Schoettle was tried and convicted of a heinous crime based only on testimony that was not supported by any physical evidence."
He added: "This case was investigated and prosecuted in a manner that was sloppy at best. I do not believe that the charges against Mr. Schoettle are true."
Bevin commuted Schoettle's sentenced to time served and ordered a full and unconditional pardon.
Another of Bevin's pardons was of Patrick Brian Baker, who was convicted in 2017 of murdering Donald Mills and tampering with physical evidence, among other charges.
As the Courier-Journal also reports, Baker's family "raised $21,500 at a political fundraiser last year to retire debt from Bevin's 2015 gubernatorial campaign." Baker's brother and sister-in-law also donated $4,000 to Bevin campaign, according to a state election finance database, the paper reports.
"Patrick Baker is a man who has made a series of unwise decisions in his adult life," Bevin wrote in his pardon letter dated Dec. 6, adding that evidence in his conviction was "sketchy at best."
https://www.npr.org/2019/12/13/787811560/on-his-way-out-kentucky-gov-matt-bevin-pardons-murderers-rapists-hundreds-more
He also pardoned Tamishia Wilson of Henderson, Ky., convicted in 2006 of trafficking marijuana and drug paraphernalia possession. She was also convicted in 2004 of theft.
Bevin proclaimed in a Dec. 9 letter that she "is a new woman. She has turned her life around and become a model citizen."
The former governor also spared the life of death row inmate Gregory Wilson, who was convicted in 1988 of murder. The Courier-Journal reports the trial was widely described as "a travesty of justice and a national embarrassment for Kentucky."
Oh yeah, Gregory Wilson will go right out into society and make everything better. Is he going to be an astronaut or Nobel physicist first?
https://www.ondeathrowusa.com/2017/04/gregory-wilson-kentucky-death-row.html
More info: https://www.wkyt.com/content/news/Bevin-pardons-man-convicted-in-deadly-Knox-County-robbery-566086571.html