Rape Case in Louisiana Thrown Out
An unnamed judge in Leesville, LA, decided on Friday that six aggravated rape charges against Louis Glenn Dowden were basically "no offense" because of who Mr Dowden decided to rape.
Mr Dowden was a "resident training specialist" at the Leesville Developmental Center and those he raped were mentally handicapped residents at that home.
Because the judge decided that those who were raped wern't "mentally competent" to testify against Dowden, and since the case depended on those testimonies the prosecutor was forced to drop the charges. Unless there are other charges that don't rely on that testimony, Dowden gives a sweet smile and a big middle finger to the legal system and walks away clean.
I can forsee an influx of sex offenders to the Bayou State, and I gotta stop now and go puke. Cajun? You can take it from here if you desire.
1 Comments:
Dude! It sounds to me like you need to get your facts straight because you obiviously don't know the facts of the case. You can't say somebody raped another person because you don't know if he did or didn't. The only people that know are him, the people it happened to, and God. It sounds to me that you just hate Louisiana, I really feel sorry for you because you sound like you don't have a life.
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