Seven lousy years for beating to death a Homeless man in Granite city, ILL.
What a travesty of justice.....
That judge ought to step down in disgrace.
And get a load of Mr. Bouck's attorney, John Rekowski, who says it was a "tough case."
Yeah, right.
I notice his client is alive; seems to me that toughest part of the case was the Homeless man dying a slow, painful, miserable death while these fecal smears drank his beer and partied on.
I can only hope the cellblock welcome wagon committee prepares an extra-special housewarming reception for the new resident fish...
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What a travesty of justice.....
That judge ought to step down in disgrace.
And get a load of Mr. Bouck's attorney, John Rekowski, who says it was a "tough case."
Yeah, right.
I notice his client is alive; seems to me that toughest part of the case was the Homeless man dying a slow, painful, miserable death while these fecal smears drank his beer and partied on.
I can only hope the cellblock welcome wagon committee prepares an extra-special housewarming reception for the new resident fish...
FOXNews.com - Teenager Faces 7 Years in Beating Death of Homeless Man for Beer - Local News | News Articles | National News | US News
Teenager Faces 7 Years in Beating Death of Homeless Man for
Beer
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
EDWARDSVILLE, Ill. — A Granite City teen faces seven years in prison for his role in the beating death of a homeless man for a can of beer.
Nineteen-year-old Brandon Carol Bouck was sentenced Tuesday in Madison County court.
Bouck and Joseph Lee Raines pleaded guilty earlier this year to fatally beating 48-year-old Thomas Muffler.
Authorities say the teens punched and kicked Muffler last October after he refused to buy them beer. After the beating, the teens stole a 24-ounce can of beer from Muffler.
Muffler suffered broken ribs that penetrated a lung; he later died from pneumonia.
Bouck's attorney John Rekowski says it was a tough case and Bouck accepts the sentence.
Raines is scheduled to be sentenced next week.