 Girl shot 8 times trying to protect brotherLaw & Order | 207128 hits | Dec 15 10:51 pm | Posted by: Hyack  MONTREAL � A 12-year-old Montreal girl was riddled with bullets as she tried in vain to shield her younger brother from an attack that killed the boy and led to their father�s arrest on murder charges in Texas.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I don't think this scumbag will ever return to this side of the US/Canada border, and may he die a slow painful death....
Texas is known as the "Death Penalty" capital of the U.S.A.
Too bad smart judges isn't one of them, but they'll fry this bastard for sure.
Perisic was to return the children to Vucerakovich on Nov. 3 at her lawyer's office in Houston, but failed to arrive that day.
Officers arrived at Perisic�s Texas home Monday around 5 p.m. to serve an arrest warrant for child custody interference
And this all took so long, because...
Texas is famous for a lot of things.
Too bad smart judges isn't one of them, but they'll fry this bastard for sure.
The Family Court judge was in Montreal and she made the decision to order the kids back to the custody of their father in the US after the mother abducted them back to Quebec because she feared for the safety of her kids.
We will see how accountable the judge is for her decision in this matter but I suspect nothing will happen to her.
They seem to have different standards of accountability on that side of the Law and Order equation.
A very sad case. The only saving grace is that this POS will be subject to US and Texas law, not Canadian.
Not only do I hope Texas keeps him, I hope they throw the death penalty at him.
In Texas that's all but a certainty. Even if he isn't sentenced to death by the state prison inmates in the USA are notorious for not allowing child killers or child molesters to live too long.
Not only do I hope Texas keeps him, I hope they throw the death penalty at him.
In Texas that's all but a certainty. Even if he isn't sentenced to death by the state prison inmates in the USA are notorious for not allowing child killers or child molesters to live too long.
Yep, at least ODC's have SOME use.
Not only do I hope Texas keeps him, I hope they throw the death penalty at him.
In Texas that's all but a certainty. Even if he isn't sentenced to death by the state prison inmates in the USA are notorious for not allowing child killers or child molesters to live too long.
Yep, at least ODC's have SOME use.
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