i think anyone who rapes and murders anyone, much less a child, should be exicuted.
well i guess its ok to rape and murder a rapist or murderrer.
well i guess its ok to rape and murder a rapist or murderrer.
Carlie Brucia RIP :(
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I've seen what happens in jail to this kind of scum. Trust me, it'll be that or worse. Its ironic how the fine, incarcerated citizenry treats evil like him. There is no "commraderie amongst fellow inmate" when it comes to crimes against children. Thank God for some sliver of justice. Still won't bring her back, such a shame.
I'm right with Pabs on this one: If someone does something to someone I love, unless he's in jail, he's a dead man.
I can't say it much straighter than that.
And this guy, if guilty, be it in whatever form, should be executed.
I don't think a prison rape a day would do much for someone like this...heck, he might enjoy it!
I can't say it much straighter than that.
And this guy, if guilty, be it in whatever form, should be executed.
I don't think a prison rape a day would do much for someone like this...heck, he might enjoy it!
Execution? I wholeheartedly agree. Too bad that it usually means that he will have the right to years of appeals before the inevitable. I'm with you guys on this if it were someone near and dear to me, no hesitation, one less tax burden.
But if there is any good to this story, it is if he is going to stick around for a few years, some part of his anatomy will be big enough to park your car in.
But if there is any good to this story, it is if he is going to stick around for a few years, some part of his anatomy will be big enough to park your car in.
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Originally posted by Last_Z:
God bless FL and TX. California has the most inmates in death row followed by Texas and Florida. Texas kills the most followed by Florida.
Don't forget the good Commonwealth of Virginia. Comes in third for ridding the nation of slime. We already dealt J.A. Mohammed the death card and will do the same for L.B. Malvo this next go round. Not a slam on MD., but this kind of punishment would have never been given there despite the fact most of the shootings occured in that state.
*Disclaimer* Remember, this is still America where one is innocent until proven guilty. Although this guy looks to be about as innocent as O.J.
So as not to waste time after he is found guilty. Hang him at high noon the next day after the trial. Right in front of the court house for all to see, including anyone else that is thinking of doing something like this. What an terrible tragady and a waste of a beautiful young life.
It might be a myth or something to that effect, but as I understand it, even murderers and hit men hate people who rape and kill kids. I know last time I saw a picture of Susan B. Smith, the woman who drowned her kids by driving the car into a lake, she was looking as if a tractor trailer had ran over her @$$.quote:
Originally posted by JohnnyO:
Maybe but don't hold your breath for "jailhouse justice" either. If the inmates were concerned with that, they wouldn't be there in the first place. If he gets offed in jail, most likely it will be just because somebody wanted the noteriety of whacking him.
*Disclaimer* Remember, this is still America where one is innocent until proven guilty. Although this guy looks to be about as innocent as O.J.
I believe that guy is in fact the killer....he sure has a resemblance to the one on the tape.
I know the feeling. I feel the same way and every time I see that video, I get the feeling it's my little girl. I think it should be simple enough....you kidnap a child, life in prison.....you kill the child and you just signed you own death sentence.
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Subject:Carlie Brucia's Killer
This is Joseph Peter Smith's Florida felony rap sheet before his arrest on charges of abducting and killing an 11-year-old girl this week.
• April 26, 1993: Smith is charged with aggravated battery after he hits a 21-year-old woman in the face with a motorcycle helmet outside a Sarasota bar. • Sept. 29, 1993: Smith pleads no contest to aggravated battery and loitering. A judge withholds ajudication, meaning Smith is not convicted of the crime. He gets probation. • Nov. 24, 1994: Smith arrested on a domestic battery charge after confrontation with first wife. Charges dismissed. • July 1, 1997: Smith is arrested carrying a serrated, 5-inch knife concealed in his waistband outside a Kash 'N Karry grocery store. A month later, he pleads no contest to weapons charge. A judge convicts him. Smith gets probation.
• Nov. 7, 1997: Smith is charged with kidnapping, false imprisonment, and battery on allegations he tried to snatch 20-year-old Teri Jo Stinson as she walked alongside a Bradenton road. Stinson, who told cops Smith threatened to cut her, is rescued by a group of tourists who saw the two struggling. Smith argues at trial six months later that he was trying to prevent Stinson from running into the road. A jury acquits him.
• March 31, 1999: Smith is charged with possession of six small bundles of heroin, illegal possession of anti-depressants, pain killers and blank prescription forms. He pleads no contest to the drug charges. A jury convicts Smith and he gets 18 months probation. • May 4, 2000: Smith is arrested after he presents a fake prescription for 250 doses of the pain killer Oxycontin at a Sarasota Walgreen's.
• Aug. 30, 2000: Smith's probation officer notifies the court of his May 4 arrest, which violated his probation. `Probation officer Marcos Olivari recommended increased probation over the option of 5 years in prison.
• Sept. 28, 2000: Smith pleads no contest on the drug charges. He is convicted and sentenced to six months house arrest followed by one year of probation.
• Sept. 5, 2001: Smith is arrested after he tried to buy 100 doses of the pain killer Dilaudid at a drive-through pharmacy using fake prescriptions.
• Nov. 20, 2001: Smith pleads no contest on the probation violations and the additional drug charges. He is convicted and sentenced to 17 months in state prison.
• Jan. 9, 2003: Weeks after his prison release, Smith is charged with possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia. • March 6, 2003: Smith pleads no contest to the drug charges. He is convicted and sentenced to a one-year drug offender program and two years probation.
• Aug. 15, 2003: Smith goes on a cocaine binge and becomes suicidal, records say. He is committed by his family and cops. He was released from Manatee Glens rehab center on Aug. 26. ''He subsequently tested positive for cocaine,'' court records show.
There's no record his probation officers suspended his probation because of his drug use.
SOURCE: Manatee and Sarasota county court records.
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Subject:Carlie Brucia's Killer
This is Joseph Peter Smith's Florida felony rap sheet before his arrest on charges of abducting and killing an 11-year-old girl this week.
• April 26, 1993: Smith is charged with aggravated battery after he hits a 21-year-old woman in the face with a motorcycle helmet outside a Sarasota bar. • Sept. 29, 1993: Smith pleads no contest to aggravated battery and loitering. A judge withholds ajudication, meaning Smith is not convicted of the crime. He gets probation. • Nov. 24, 1994: Smith arrested on a domestic battery charge after confrontation with first wife. Charges dismissed. • July 1, 1997: Smith is arrested carrying a serrated, 5-inch knife concealed in his waistband outside a Kash 'N Karry grocery store. A month later, he pleads no contest to weapons charge. A judge convicts him. Smith gets probation.
• Nov. 7, 1997: Smith is charged with kidnapping, false imprisonment, and battery on allegations he tried to snatch 20-year-old Teri Jo Stinson as she walked alongside a Bradenton road. Stinson, who told cops Smith threatened to cut her, is rescued by a group of tourists who saw the two struggling. Smith argues at trial six months later that he was trying to prevent Stinson from running into the road. A jury acquits him.
• March 31, 1999: Smith is charged with possession of six small bundles of heroin, illegal possession of anti-depressants, pain killers and blank prescription forms. He pleads no contest to the drug charges. A jury convicts Smith and he gets 18 months probation. • May 4, 2000: Smith is arrested after he presents a fake prescription for 250 doses of the pain killer Oxycontin at a Sarasota Walgreen's.
• Aug. 30, 2000: Smith's probation officer notifies the court of his May 4 arrest, which violated his probation. `Probation officer Marcos Olivari recommended increased probation over the option of 5 years in prison.
• Sept. 28, 2000: Smith pleads no contest on the drug charges. He is convicted and sentenced to six months house arrest followed by one year of probation.
• Sept. 5, 2001: Smith is arrested after he tried to buy 100 doses of the pain killer Dilaudid at a drive-through pharmacy using fake prescriptions.
• Nov. 20, 2001: Smith pleads no contest on the probation violations and the additional drug charges. He is convicted and sentenced to 17 months in state prison.
• Jan. 9, 2003: Weeks after his prison release, Smith is charged with possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia. • March 6, 2003: Smith pleads no contest to the drug charges. He is convicted and sentenced to a one-year drug offender program and two years probation.
• Aug. 15, 2003: Smith goes on a cocaine binge and becomes suicidal, records say. He is committed by his family and cops. He was released from Manatee Glens rehab center on Aug. 26. ''He subsequently tested positive for cocaine,'' court records show.
There's no record his probation officers suspended his probation because of his drug use.
SOURCE: Manatee and Sarasota county court records.
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