Father executes son for allegedly molesting daughter...WHOA...

[spinnis]

There are no signs that she was molested so exactly what this kid did isn't know. This is the USA, not Somalia. The kid should have been arrested and given a chance to be rehabilitated. He was 15, not 40. He did not deserve to be forced to kneel in his front yard and then executed by his own father.

I can guarantee you a 15 yr old doesnt call his damn mother do confess such a fucking thing without feeling guilty as FUCK. He could have done something that doesn't show on the kids body etc.

He did it because he couldn't handle the guilt without sharing it.

[Fury]

ya fuck people who say rehabilitate the kid -- easy to say when it is someone elses kid. I guarandamntee you if one of their own kids got molested, they are going all American Psycho on the person. Rehabilitate, fuck off

You would execute your own son?

[disturbia]

You would execute your own son?

its me--take a guess

[TrapsMcLats]

I really don't see the problem here.  one less psycho person alive, and one less psycho person walking amongst us.  this sounds like a win win situation.  

and, you know... they were black

[El Diablo Blanco]

Execute them all like Keyser Soze would

[Tre]

Edward Moore, spokesman for the U. S. Postal Service, said Pinkney was a letter carrier who worked out of the North End Post Office in Detroit.

Well, there ya go.  This should come as no real surprise to anyone.  It's common knowledge that every postal employee is just a phone call away from, well, going postal. 

[Tre]

Execute them all like Keyser Soze would

If the daughter had been older, yes, but because she's only 3, she's unlikely to remember anything that may have happened to her.

It doesn't sound like the offense the boy committed was all that serious...more of an exploratory thing than anything else.  Should he have explored his curiosity with someone closer to his own age?  Yes, but this boy just needed a gentle talking to, "Hey, don't do that to your sister.  It's wrong to touch someone there without their permission and she trusts you, because you're her big brother.  Thanks for telling us - we appreciate your honesty and the fact that you know what you did was wrong.  Now go upstairs and finish your homework." 

[outby43]

If the daughter had been older, yes, but because she's only 3, she's unlikely to remember anything that may have happened to her.

It doesn't sound like the offense the boy committed was all that serious...more of an exploratory thing than anything else.  Should he have explored his curiosity with someone closer to his own age?  Yes, but this boy just needed a gentle talking to, "Hey, don't do that to your sister.  It's wrong to touch someone there without their permission and she trusts you, because you're her big brother.  Thanks for telling us - we appreciate your honesty and the fact that you know what you did was wrong.  Now go upstairs and finish your homework." 

yeah right dude.   

Dad did the best parenting he possibly could have done.  BANG !!!   

[slaveboy1980]

the father did the right thing.

[OneMoreRep]

Let me guess, the conservatives will soon come out of the woodwork and assume these people were black, right?!?


Rest in peace Jamar,
"1"

[JimmyJam1974]

[chaos]

Yeah he's black and?  You crackers are the kings of fondling underage kids so don't start

Settle down wigglet, don't make haider report this racist report of yours.

[Marty Champions]

some peoples brains is fucked up   

[Earl1972]

wow

who wants to be right if "doing the right thing" is rotting in jail for life

E

[G o a t b o y]

wow

who wants to be right if "doing the right thing" is rotting in jail for life

E

A White man would have done the right thing, but had the foresight to do a little planning and not get caught, rather than storming right over with gun in hand. 

This guy had the right idea, but not the wit to get away with it.

[che]

Jamar Pinkney Sr

[chaos]

Jamar Pinkney Sr

NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN NNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII



er.

[honest]

Sad any way you look at it, a child dying at the hands of his own father after they only had knowledge of the act through the child's conscience in which he told on himself, barbaric, I'm no bleeding heart, but i feel terrible for the kid, how anyone  can say he the father did the right thing is beyond me, have to remember its getbig lots of ruthless internet warrior types on here.

[Captain Equipoise]

Shit son! that's some cold blooded justice right there!... godamn

though truth be told, the little fucker would have probably grown up and raped numerous kids, so all in all the father did the right thing.

[Earl1972]

so many of you would shoot your son and go to jail?

E

[chaos]

so many of you would shoot your son and go to jail?

E

No they wouldn't, they talk big because it's the internet.

[regmac]

In one report, before the execution, it was said that the father made his son strip before walking him outside.

Mom just wanted dad to help her with son

Lazette Cherry wanted only to help her son, Jamar Pinkney Jr., when she called his father, and shared some of the most disturbing news she ever had heard.


Jamar, 15, had confessed to her that he had inappropriate contact with his 3-year-old half-sister in his father's home on Newport on Detroit's east side.

"I called and told his father this isn't something you sweep under the rug," Cherry said Wednesday.

Jamar Pinkney Sr. showed up at Cherry's house in Highland Park on Monday afternoon with a gun, she said.

"He started beating him right here," Cherry said from her living room. "I said, 'No, please stop!' "

But the father marched Jamar, a sophomore at King High School, outside.

“He got on his knees and begged, ‘No, Daddy! No!’ and he pulled the trigger,” Cherry said from her home on North Street in Highland Park. “There wasn’t nothing that my son wouldn’t do for his father. He loved his father so much.”

Jamar was shot once in the head.

Pinkney was charged Wednesday in 30th District Court in Highland Park with one count of first-degree murder, three counts of felonious assault and one count of felony firearm.

Pinkney stood stoically in the courtroom as Judge Brigette Officer ordered him back to jail without bond.

Pinkney, a mail carrier, didn't flinch as his son's great-aunt wailed and had to be led from the courtroom.

A preliminary exam is scheduled for 9 a.m. Dec. 1.

"This is the most horrible thing that's ever happened to him," Pinkney's lawyer, Corbett O'Meara, said after the hearing.

"He's calm," O'Meara said. "He appears to understand what's going on."

Highland Park police investigators said Pinkney was reacting with rage when he attacked his son.

Cherry said the 3-year-old's mother took the girl to a hospital to be examined Sunday. But she said her son claimed he didn't rape the little girl and kept his clothes on.

The exam showed no physical evidence of sexual trauma, Cherry said. Still, she added, he knew he was wrong.

"He told because he knew it wasn't right," she said.

Detroit police spokesman John Roach said Wednesday that the department does not have any record of the family or local facilities reporting a sexual assault involving a little girl at Pinkney's home in the 5700 block of Newport.

Highland Park Detective LaNesha Jones, lead investigator on the case, said Wednesday that she's checking out the family's claims that the girl was taken to Children's Hospital of Michigan in Detroit to be examined for signs of sexual abuse.

Medical care providers are required to report allegations of sexual abuse to local police and social service agencies.

"If that did occur and they didn't, that's going to be an issue in and of itself," Jones said.

The Wayne County Prosecutor's Office charged Pinkney with the three counts of felonious assault for allegedly pointing the gun at Cherry and two other people at the Highland Park home.

"No individual has the right to exact the death penalty on another, no matter how reprehensible the behavior -- that is why we have laws," Wayne County Prosecutor Kym Worthy said in a statement.

Cherry said that, after the shooting, Pinkney called her cell phone with a chilling message. "He said, 'Yeah, I took care of that,' " Cherry quoted Pinkney as saying, apparently mistaking her for the 3-year old's mother. "Why would you call her and say that?"

"I hope he rots in jail," she said of the man she met while they both worked at the post office. "He did not deserve that," she said of her son.

Edward Moore, spokesman for the U. S. Postal Service, said Pinkney was a letter carrier who worked out of the North End Post Office in Detroit. He has been an employee since 1994 and has never been disciplined.

One of Pinkney's neighbors, Carmen Murray, described him as a friendly, attentive father of three who is often seen working on his house. Others said he often helps neighbors shovel snow or cut grass.

"He's good with kids in the neighborhood. He helps with the kids. He buys them ice cream," Murray said.

Contact CECIL ANGEL: 313-223-4531 or angel@freepress.com

WTF!!!!

[The Wizard of Truth]

So that gives him the right to execute him in cold blood? Can only imagine what was going through that kid's head while his father made him kneel down and beg for his life before being executed.  

It gives him every reason to kill the son actually

[benchmstr]

good man, more people need to do shit like this.

BOONDOCK SAINTS STYLE!!!!!

bench

[Deadpool]