Jack Recider
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He even apologized and admitted to it a few times, but then kept doing it. He somehow was addicted to harassing these women. Even with lawsuits, even with criminal cases open, he just wouldn't stop. Luckily, they were able to get the FBI's attention on this.
Yikes. What a mess at every turn. So thank goodness the FBI was looking into this. We've got a monster on the loose. Go get them.
Yikes. What a mess at every turn. So thank goodness the FBI was looking into this. We've got a monster on the loose. Go get them.
Arrested? Oh, thank goodness. I don't think I can handle any more problems. And actually, the arrest wasn't even that big of an event. His lawyer convinced him to go down and turn himself in because this will look better to the judge. So he did. He went down to the police station himself, turned himself in, and then they just processed him and let him go back home.
Arrested? Oh, thank goodness. I don't think I can handle any more problems. And actually, the arrest wasn't even that big of an event. His lawyer convinced him to go down and turn himself in because this will look better to the judge. So he did. He went down to the police station himself, turned himself in, and then they just processed him and let him go back home.
But at least the perp is recognized, identified, and court dates were set. And listening to them talk, I don't think there was a way for him to stop on his own. He was just too far gone into all this. But what's amazing are these two sisters. They were relentless about fighting back because Christine was a lawyer. So she knew what avenues to go down and what laws to wield in order to fight this.
But at least the perp is recognized, identified, and court dates were set. And listening to them talk, I don't think there was a way for him to stop on his own. He was just too far gone into all this. But what's amazing are these two sisters. They were relentless about fighting back because Christine was a lawyer. So she knew what avenues to go down and what laws to wield in order to fight this.
Like, the average person isn't even going to know that you can open a civil lawsuit to get the courts to issue subpoenas, you know? And then to use that information to open a criminal case at the same time, and the fact that they didn't want to just have one case open, but they had six different women all trying to get cases open on this guy, it's just brilliant work by them.
Like, the average person isn't even going to know that you can open a civil lawsuit to get the courts to issue subpoenas, you know? And then to use that information to open a criminal case at the same time, and the fact that they didn't want to just have one case open, but they had six different women all trying to get cases open on this guy, it's just brilliant work by them.
What's that saying you used to say?
What's that saying you used to say?
Who in the world has the energy and drive to continue harassing the same women for 10 solid years? Apparently this guy, Christopher did. So what happens to him? Well, he was arrested, right? Clearly, there was a ton of evidence of his crimes, including him admitting to his victims and promising to stop.
Who in the world has the energy and drive to continue harassing the same women for 10 solid years? Apparently this guy, Christopher did. So what happens to him? Well, he was arrested, right? Clearly, there was a ton of evidence of his crimes, including him admitting to his victims and promising to stop.
So when he goes to court, there's no other option for him to plead guilty, which means no trial was needed. Skip all that, since he's admitting to it. but there's still the court proceeding to figure out his punishment, a sentencing hearing. Clearly, this man has caused great harm to these women, but can the women influence what the judge decides the sentence should be? Hell yeah, they can.
So when he goes to court, there's no other option for him to plead guilty, which means no trial was needed. Skip all that, since he's admitting to it. but there's still the court proceeding to figure out his punishment, a sentencing hearing. Clearly, this man has caused great harm to these women, but can the women influence what the judge decides the sentence should be? Hell yeah, they can.
Christine wanted all the victims to march into the courtroom during the sentencing hearing and voice themselves to let the judge know how much he hurt them. Because it's going to be up to the judge to decide the sentence, and this is their only chance to make their voices heard. Before the court case, when was the last time you saw him?
Christine wanted all the victims to march into the courtroom during the sentencing hearing and voice themselves to let the judge know how much he hurt them. Because it's going to be up to the judge to decide the sentence, and this is their only chance to make their voices heard. Before the court case, when was the last time you saw him?
And so then when you see him in the court, because you walk in there, you see his face. Do you have like a feeling?