http://www.9news.com/news/story.aspx?storyid=327288
This will end up same way Denver Sugar did.
From actually reading the article(s) on this subject, it appears as though there was an error on the part of the sentencing judge or of his clerk, who didn't place the word "consecutive" in the sentencing statement and the DOC clerk entering the information into their as "concurrent". The only one who probably figured it out early was Ebel, and he wasn't going to tell them of their error.
Yeah the 9News legal guy says that they were missing "consecutive" so they didn't make a mistake on the release, just a mistake on the paperwork from the sentencing court/judge/clerk for not putting it there. If nothing else hopefully in the future they will be more careful when they write the orders. I know they probably do 100s, but now hopefully they realize the what can happen from a simple error on a document.Quote:
Originally Posted by OneGuy67
Now that's a deadly typo.
Maybe Chickenpooper got out his magic eraser. [tinhat]
He served his full term. I think a man in Clements position should have had security in place. http://news.msn.com/crime-justice/ta...om-a-young-age
In hindsight, letting him out at all would have been "too early". If Ebel hadn't murdered the Chief of Prisons, we likely wouldn't be discussing it.
This. its always easy to play the what if gameQuote:
Originally Posted by Gman