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Looks like they located some body parts in his house with the search warrant. I just found that out today. My biggest concern is that his mother knew he had tried to kidnap that woman back in the spring but figured she could "help him get over this phase". I hate thinking that she could have prevented Ridgeway altogether had she faced the reality that her kid is fucked up.
my guess is the mother is in on it or even responsible ,time will tell
The motorcycle rally last Sunday may have had something to do with this. It was HUGE. Gigantic. People were watching and cheering on 100th, wads, all over the place. It went right past Oak street on 100th. The mother and him had to have seen all this going on. I feel may have caused such pressure and guilt that he and the mother had to come clean on this.
Getting charged with 40 years, because he's a minor. Hopefully the boys in the prisons will take of him way before that.
Consecutive sentences will have him die in prison. Period!
http://www.denverpost.com/breakingne...rmally-charged
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Sigg, an Arapahoe Community College student, faces up to 40 years in prison. Storey has said the evidence against the teen, who law enforcement sources say confessed and has been tied to the case through DNA, is overwhelming.
Read more: Austin Sigg, suspect in kidnapping, murder of Jessica Ridgeway, formally charged - The Denver Post http://www.denverpost.com/breakingne...#ixzz2Aob75HMk
Give the POS a fair trial followed by a swift execution.
Nope-I actually just found out yesterday that I know her. That's as far as I'll go with this.Quote:
Originally Posted by soldier-of-the-apocalypse
How do you "know" someone, but only found out yesterday? [Tooth]Quote:
Originally Posted by StagLefty
Between this story and the 15- and 17-year-old boys that killed that 12-year-old girl for her bicycle parts, it really makes you wonder what's going on with kids and parents in this generation. There have always been psychopaths through the years but it just seems like we have proportionately more of them these days.
I do believe that parents are less hands-on (generally speaking) than they used to be, for the most part. Kids are more and more desensitized to things too (no, not just because of video games or movies), and more prone to uncivilized behavior (see: The democratic youth today). But perhaps it appears that there are more psychos now because of our more connected world? I remember someone telling me that "there aren't more earthquakes now than 200 years ago, it's just we hear about more now because of the fact that the world is smaller." FWIW, that's just my thoughts on it...Quote:
Originally Posted by Aloha_Shooter