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Just remember , he's not diagnosing anybody!!!

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The kid was being drugged with sertraline, a dangerous psychiatric substance linked to many psychotic outbreaks with tragic consequences. Dr. Grande, being a part of the pharma and medical industries, conveniently forgot to mention it.

He wants to finally get laid; not likely to happen.

But it's not their children at risk so they don't care

Definitely not a kid anymore.

Agreed! I’ll be surprised if he isn’t a serial killer by now.

He was adopted. Sometimes that makes a difference with some people when they are not blood relatives.

It would make zero difference for me. But especially when a child is involved. That is the worst kind of murderer. Even some murderers won't hurt kids, have to be special kind of evil to hurt innocent kids.

They were probably hoping for a reason to get rid of him at that point. They had a little monster to deal with.

@@vrjanice2 What the hell?!! Him being adopted had nothing to do with it?? I was adopted and my parents never once made me feel like I wasn't blood related even though I obviously am not. They treated me as if I were their own! And Eric did get special treatment, especially from his grandparents. He was not treated like a step ford child, he was spoiled brat! You obviously don't know this case or you would not have made such an ignorant comment.😑

@Erika damn I was adopted too and was not offended by his comment. Take a deep breath. Not everyone treats people with the same standards you do. Hence the state of the world.

I wonder what his life was like now he’s out he’s staying w family, he kept poking around and they get caught., now he’s a man w the mentality still young and I wonder what he’s like even as dating man

It will be shocking if he never gets in trouble again.

@Bill Goodman I hope this comment ages well. Honestly.

@@megatherion2695 I agree with bill The kid ,now man did 28 yrs Wow. He was a kid. Wtf.

@@todeskult2818 All the most dangerous serial killers started at a young age. If he never got caught, he would have continued killing because he still thought it was not a big deal years later.

I think beating a young child to death with rocks for no reason whatever is disturbing enough even without the grisly sexual aspect. If anything at least sex makes it more normal. He could claim he was an oppressed homosexual or something.

@@animula6908 … eh I don’t know about dat

@@animula6908 okay. That's sick

​@@animula6908 Please get checked out psychologically

[did you hear the part that said he was jumping around as if enjoying reliving the experience with officials?]

you know kids hurt other kids, sometimes they just throw a punch, sometimes they bite and other times they stab. So almost every kid is capable hurting another child. Of course murder is a different story.

@@STCatchMeTRACjRo That is why he said "like this"

Exactly 💯, and this time if he kills someone, he'll be smart enough not to turn himself in

@@STCatchMeTRACjRothat's different than plotting and luring an innocent unassuming child much younger than him for the intent to kill him.

You obviously have never been in prison. I learned the opposite of what you are saying here. Shows how educated you are in matters like this. God bless

It's really awful. I was a 13 year old boy once, but never in my darkest moment did I imagine doing anything like this. And I was no angel either.

I hate to say it but I think he will offend again

He knew what he was doing, and somebody taught it to him. They should have arrested the whole family, until some explanations were given. I grew up with some pretty violent little kids, and I can tell you, it was always always traceable back to mom and dad.

@@BrisLS1 That’s not always true. It often is, but I think he’s an outlier.

He should have gotten the death penalty. He didn't and those soft on crime leftists up north let him out knowing he will hurt some poor child.

Well our penal system is not for reformation. It could be however right now it is not. People are more in favor of punishment rather than reformation. The likely hood of him being institutionalized and going back in is very high. It is a shame. Getting a job is going to be very hard. Any job application he applies for he will have to tell them he is a convicted felon. This will make getting a job difficult if not impossible. He can still make it though. Becoming a barber, getting his CDL will make it possible for him to earn a living. He is really going to need his family to make it though.

@@jharris3267 Ha! That family of his? Who let him be bullied for years and years, then failed to watch his back once he got into REAL trouble? Then turned him in to the authorities? THAT family? He'd be better off with something like the "Fortune Society". Our penal system CAN reform people if they WANT to accept the help and change their thinking. Problem is that most criminals like being criminals and have no interests in changing their ways. They come from dysfunctional families and grow up in high crime neighborhoods, filled with social pathologies. Some make it, some don't. If you can't normalize a child's personality by age 8, they're done. The answer is to focus on children's development early on. Also we got to back to discouraging unfit people from breeding. Pay cash to them for getting vasectomies and tubes tied.

I think the problem is in the definition. Mental health professionals really don't have a very good track record in predicting dangerousness.

They should have done that with Vince Li. I guess he's out, too.

Okay never heard of it. Probably because in Canada you can kill anyone and be out free in 5 years or less. Canada is a fucking joke when it comes to punishing murderers.

Didn't happen with Jasmine Richardson.

Canadian justice system is a joke.

not many countries in the world incarcerate children, either... they use other methods to get them mental health help and reintegrate them in society before it's too late for them. Other kids in the world have killed... it's not great, but when there's overfocus on punishing and not on reform, then yeah, you'll get an individual who shouldn't be let back out into society.

I can’t imagine the pain they had and have to go through

Exactly

There's also something seriously wrong with a mother sending her FOUR YEAR OLD son to walk to camp by himself. It's unbelievable to me. He was fucking four. Essentially a TODDLER. That is neglectful at the absolute LEAST.

@@e.a.4926It was a tiny town where everyone knew everyone, in 1992, and it was one block with no streets to cross and a route he had taken dozens of times. And Derrick was about to turn 5. Don’t you dare blame his mother.

Offer to take him out if you really care

🤔 but, what is 'normal'? That's quite a subjective thought that is quite debatable.. 😬

@@BackyardButcher When you're a sicko, whacko THAT'S not "normal" beyond the scope of the average person's behavior, anybody would assume!

He's definitely going to MURDER again but he looks like an idiot so he will only get 1-2 more murders.

They let those two British boys out of jail when they turned 18

He was 13 years old when he committed the crime and did his time, move on and if he messes up again he’ll be back in the slammer.

Yea move on, 13 year olds kill little kids all the time. Nothing to see here. 😒

The nom was ridiculed for letting her son walk alone. Being blamed for the murder must have been unbearable.

@@DMalltheway He's still a risk to society. People like you don't care because you don't have to deal with people like him. They don't release his type in your fancy gated community.

@@DMalltheway at the cost of another life?

But does he have the bunny salt and pepper shakers? 😊

why are u living 1500 miles away from your father? that means he hardly ever sees you! you shd b caring for him and visiting him every sunday or something.

Lauren, how old are you? My dad doesn’t want to move. We have asked him to live with us many times. I can’t put a gun to his head and force him to move across the country. We visit often and pay someone to help him. He grudgingly lets that person help. You have to respect your parents’ wishes. We visit very often but can’t move there at this time.

@@melindadurchholz3738 you are a PEACH! and old folks can b stubborn eh!! my close friend has an 89 yr old father who also refuses to move. until they have an emergency and find themselves on the floor for many hours, unable to move, etc.

@@Lauren-vd4qeWe did talk him into assisted living but they kicked him out! We found one that liked older seniors and they liked him but he thought the other people his age were too old! We almost had him talked into moving in with us but then he had a medical thing and couldn’t travel safely.

Didn't Derrick's (the victim) mother pass away at some point? Or am I thinking of a different murder case involving a young child?

Imagine how evil somebody should be so that the mother is against their release

@@christiandenault7606 uh not derrick's mother, eric's own mother was against his release....

@@icewallowkum1566 Right. It was correct the first time. Some people don't comprehend.

@@christiandenault7606 Stop getting mad because you didn't comprehend the comment. No one was rude to you. The comment was clearly referring to Eric's mother. What does this man's race have to do with him correcting you, you must be embarrassed you were corrected by a Black man. If he didnt have a profile pic you would never said that. But you saw that and ran with it. Typical.

Pedos have rights now. They can get married and everything

He had learnt from his few parole failures to say & act out his remorsefulness better. They let him out because he must have gave an Oscar-worthy performance then.

@@rebeccaliew2247 the transcript is available on youtube. There is nothing overly insightful or convincing about what he said. I did not gain any confidence he wont reoffend from his words.

Yeah, but who did the crime?

@@Caper1144 I doubt his early teenage, sadistic & depression-addled brains that time was developed enough to realise that you don't take revenge on your bullies by killing people. And then to defend himself, his socially-inept self took many parole interviews to figure that him saying his sadistic truth upfront will deny him freedom. Over the years, he 'honed his acting craft' & figured the right words to get him out of jail.

Might want to check yourself. Watching a video absolutely does not give you the authority to determine bad parenting or not.

@@tb-dv1zc I don't understand your comment. I never said or inferred Mother was a bad parent.

@@tb-dv1zc I think you have misunderstood CelticBearWoman's comment. She did not imply bad parenting at all, quite the opposite. The medication that Eric's mother had to take for epilepsy could have had some effects in Eric's development if it were taken during her pregnancy. She said based on the video she saw that Eric's outbursts were not through a lack of discipline. Not that he was the product of bad parenting. That kid just had something seriously wrong with him. In every photo there's just something missing from his eyes.

Regardless of the CAUSE, that guy is dangerous. I'd gladly donate to keep him behind bars. Letting him out with all he LEARNED in jail is scary.

some kids are just evil - the end.

His sister was sexually molested, and she said he probably was too, even if he didn't admit it.

It's like he refused to show remorse for years and now all of a sudden he's remorseful 🤔 Eric is engaged, so maybe he tried to make sure to get out for his fiance

Seems dicey to me. Hope it doesn't end like I think it might.

Police may or may not help you when you need it most. Protect yourself.

As soon as he discovers the deep web, he will be committing crimes.

Yep just like those 2 kids in the UK that killed a little kid. They were released received new identities and went on to commit horrible crimes against children.

You're using absolute, all-or-nothing thinking i.e. "no way," and a negative slant, i.e. "another probable murder" when you have very little insight into the man's current mental health or what he's thinking. You watched a 15-minute video assessment by Dr Grande, and it seems you know better than the persons in position to have made those decisions.

Someone better off him first..

It is possible for him to be a better human, I hope he is better, since he was a child when the crime occurred. Let’s keep the finger cross, not sure who would give him a job?

@@wholeshebang1 he deserves a second chance only because he was a child, but I wouldn’t stay alone with him anywhere. Hope he gets a lot psychological help, it is possible he didn’t asked to be born with some kind of problem, and his parents probably didn’t either.

@@laurenmay2098 You only have that opinion because he probably doesnt live near you. If he did you'd nope the fuck outta there. He's a write-off. Let's not pretend otherwise. You have a great personality to be his next victim lols.

Hi Dr. Grande. He could've fought back without murdering him but, the best solution would've been to never have any connection to the bully whatsoever. I've always been the type of person that would rather not have friends if it meant being bullied. See you on your next video, peace, Love, Janine Smiley🙂😀🙏😎😍🎸🎶🎵🆒️💯❕❗🍯🍪☕🥧🍩🐼🐾🦓🦄🍦🍨

He was 13 and murdered a 4 year-old. The 4 year-old did not bully him. It was other kids who did that.

I seriously doubt it. Because when your beating someone with a rock, choking a little boy and making sure he was dead.

@@STCatchMeTRACjRo are you excusing the fact that you are/were a school yard bully!?

@@ladymuck2151 i was not a bully. But if i was, i would try to justify it wasn't my fault. I would say to myself like he was already damaged and due to that was selected as a target.

They didn't murder a 4 year old, so no they don't

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You know who else shares in the responsibility? Derek's mom for letting a FOUR YEAR OLD walk to camp BY HIMSELF. He was FOUR. Why is no one talking about this?

​@e.a.4926 thank you! No one else is saying this and this was my 1st thought! Even back in the 90s, kids were being kidnapped left and right, why would his mother allow this?!

They should've had to sit through the trial.

caught with a crime or caught with that mentality but did not committed any crimes yet?

Who said he was a psychopath? Psychopathy is not necessary to commit a murder like this. All that was necessary was a strong aggressive impulse, which many people already have. Being 13 limited his conscience about as much as psychopathy ever could. Only someone with a very limited conscience believes it is fully formed by that age. Releasing him at middle age and keeping him on parole was about as good a decision as they could make. He's well past the age where most aggression takes place, so the remaining risk is that he'll double-down on the only identity he has, which is "murderer". So, that's where supervision comes into play.

@@somexp12 Good, well reasoned argument - thanks!

@@somexp12 I think one could safely assume he was a psychopath by the crimes he committed and his lack of ability to read the room 11 times when his own life depended on it.

@@seersha2937 Most sadistic murderers are not psychopaths. And psychopaths are plenty capable of "reading the room." They're actually quite personable scum bags. What makes them dangerous is not a lack of empathy so much as it is a problem with rules and authority. On the contrary, murderers are more often the type to attribute moral qualities to empathy. People such as yourself, likely. That's how they justify it. "If I'm not feeling it, it must not be serious." And no one feels everything, no matter how serious. This makes empathy junkies among the most callous characters you'll ever meet. Their egos will not allow them to acknowledge issues they do not empathize with.

Gingers = no soul

I agree He will offend again I am afraid and bet he does .

I’m afraid he’s killed again and we don’t know about it.

It funny. I just watched one where a six year old shot his teacher and all the bleeding hearts think it was just a mishap. Because children are not responsible for their actions.

@@kamelaparis7489 he went to psychologist and psychiatrist programs during prison time and has a family that can support him so let think he won't mess with anybody again

It really really affected my Mom as well she was so so so terrified that something like this would happen to one of us 😢

I guess we'll find out. I tend to agree with you.

The portion of the brain that helps humans understand morality is something that isn't fully developed until the age we refer to as "adulthood." Good luck

Yet adults don't spend half the time he did

@@todeskult2818 13- year -olds most certainly do have "personalities." They have not yet fully formed a moral code, but even that they are not completely devoid of.

The reason that he even came up for parole is that it is unconstitutional for juveniles to be sentenced to life in prison without parole. This is due to the brain and reasoning not being fully mature.

Except the us government isn’t protecting him by punishing people trying to share his identity for the safety of others

Very similar to the JB case, the attack itself and what's happened to the attackers afterwards.

That case is frightening.

I thought about that case too. At least one of them re-offended with possession and distribution of CP no less. Theses two pieces of human garbage shouldn't had the chance to see the light again. Kids or not. But here we are, with the 2 of them living their lives free, a thing that poor kid who was sadically killed never had the chance to do.

England doesn't put a high value on human life.

At the end of the day, you got some nerve comparing the routine teasing kids dispense and absorb, with the horrendous bullying that poor red haired adoptee got.

Redhead and gay. That's equal to a redhead female. That the motive. I've dated one.

@@howiegruwitz3173 you dated a redheaded gay guy? Weird

He admitted that was exactly why he targeted him. Because he was a cute little boy. Absolutely disgusting.

Well said, I remember seeing his little face on tv. His poor mother. Great observation.

@@howiegruwitz3173 You're math is off, but hilarious. Gay man doesn't equal a woman. 🤣🤣 Incel alert. Lol

Everybody's breaking point is different. True, it's not an excuse but it's actually a very logical explanation. Eric was likely bullied, beaten, tortured and terrorized MERCILESSLY, to an extreme monster-creating degree that almost no one could've survived.

@@brucejohnson9696 Trust me I thought of doing some stuff but I’m just saying I could never hurt a little kid or any kid for that matter

I agree

@@brucejohnson9696 the reason everybody's breaking point is different is because some people choose to be scumbags and some people don't

Same here.

I agree totally.

I blame everyone in our society in that case. But like you I exempt myself.

I remember this case like it was yesterday. It happened like an hour from me and was on the news non-stop.

Headed to Heaven thanks to Jesus. I won't rot in Hell because Jesus died in my place. Same for you....John 3:16-17. God Bless and I will pray you find Jesus someday.

Bra get of your feelings....it's cringe af Are you literally crying over a 2 degree murderer being released??? SERIOUSLY.????

@@Vvvxxloxe I mean, technically feeling cringe is also 'being in your feelings' isn't it lmao

Agree

@@Vvvxxloxe it’s cringe asf to call a random comment cringe…. get out your feelings bra

Evil like him don’t rehabilitate.

me, too. They left a powerful impact.

I keep reading your comment, and swear you have an incorrect negative in there because it doesn't make sense.

Protect yourself, dangerous world and police may or may not do anything to help you when you need it most.

I hope his finally understands what he did to that sweet little boy and kills himself, or that his own mother does it, how can she live with herself knowing she gave birth to that monster. What truly evil people, they should right this wrong and take themselves out.

Nah he's an unlikely killer according to Tarde

"Sanity" can be on a sliding scale throughout our lives in different ways.

Was he ever insane? I very much doubt he fell under the definition of insanity at any point.

I am also reminded of the James Bulger when I see news about this one. What makes that already horrific case somehow even more awful is that while one of the killers, Robert Thompson has stayed out trouble since his release, the other monster, Jon Venables has been arrested several times, for child pornography. He was once again released not long after his initial re-arrest. It wasn't until his third arrest that he's finally being kept in prison, at least for a while. However he's still been allowed to keep his anonymity, while anyone in his country who publishes of him can actually be punished themselves with arrests, fines or imprisonment. The guy is a true menace and a danger to children, but the British government goes out of their way to protect him!

The criminal justice system is different in the UK, constantly comparing judicial systems to see whose is the toughest is a waste of time, different countries have different laws

@@callumalston5755 What are you saying, that it's OK for murderers to get away just because they're minors? GTFO.

I wondered if someone would bring this up. Those boys were much younger than him and considered below the age of criminal responsibility. The unhinged rage that followed their case (partly media driven) was, to me, a glaring indictment of our failure as a society. Today in the UK we have the industrial scale racially motivated rape of children all over the country which is being covered up by the authorities and media. Funnel your sense of injustice at this instead.

@@alihenderson5910 Yet as Dr. Grande pointed out, there was nothing healthy or normal about their behavior. They should have at least had some kind of therapy or psych eval. But instead just because they were kids, it's like they forgot they KIDNAPPED AND TORTURED A CHILD TO DEATH, and decided to cut them loose with a "Nah, it'll be fine".

I thought the dad or stepdad beat the snot out of him all the time?

Honestly, my relationship with both my Mother and Father were strained after my incarceration. Yet over time we grew closer. Yet those steps were only able to happen when the elephant in the room was addressed of past abuse on my father's part of being mentally and emotionally abusive. I have a good relationship with my Mother today and my sister as well. We are daily growing to have a deeper and closer bond as a family. Yes it was strained at first, yet today we seek to address the pain of the past to embrace the peace of the present/future. God bless.

What’s the name of the guy? Dr. Grande does look through the comments and might just do an expose on this man.

@Raven Balcom And race apparently

I can’t believe they let him out either and gave him a new identity. That case fascinated me and disgusted me in equal measure. The poor lad was asleep and was brutally murdered by a complete stranger for no reason and now people have no idea that he is living in their community under a new identity. He definitely was released too soon 🤷🏼

He allegedly had an unmedicated mental illness and won't murder anyone as long as he takes the proper meds...but no one is tasked with ensuring that he takes his meds as prescribed. Wherever he lives now the residents do not have to be informed that he is their new neighbor either. 😐 If you go back and search news stories from 2020 and 2021 a lot of murderers were released 'on account of covid'. 🤯

@Raven Balcom I know right! It embarrasses me as a Canadian..especially since I live in the city where Jasmine Richardson and Jeremy Steinke killed her family and she is out with a new identity. Makes me sick. 🤮

I am not a vigilante, so no taking out of the rampant criminals in Queens. That is the job of the Police. I am a simple man who seeks to live the rest of my life in relative silence and help those in my life from any insight I have gained or have. God bless

Fault is with the parents My kids were taught to never bully anyone and they never did To respect others and to show compassion for all life No doubt his parents were bully's themselves

That sounds nice but not always true. Even if you were taught like that other kids are not necessary.

@@lisamac8503 Sounds as if you think parents have control over their kids. I regret to inform you this is not true. A parent can try to influence, can try to use religion to make the kid decent, can threaten, punish (doesn't work, by my observation), but the fact is, you can't MAKE anybody do anything. One thing we do know, parents must provide physical, psychological, and emotional support, but even that's not always enough. Certainly, parents can bully their kids, and that might produce bullies, but this is a very complicated, important problem, and we probably don't have the tools, yet, to solve it. Which doesn't mean we shouldn't try.

Same here, I wasn't bullied but my parents always taught me not to make fun of kids less fortunate or different. It goes back to the parents.

It took a savage murder by a child for your mom to tell you to stay away from strangers, lol? Plenty of states don’t have JLWOP. Not just NY.

Most crimes are committed by people you know. Maybe your mother would still be alive if she understood that.

@@CemeteryLarry The 90s were drastically different times. If you could read and comprehend a little you might get it. When did you learn stranger danger? When you were 3? 2? Most kids are 4 or 5 when taught this. Most youngsters can’t comprehend.

Exactly what are the qualifications to sit on a parole board? Common sense isn’t one that much I know.

I couldn't believe it the day it came out about Eric's release. I was living in Hornell and pregnant with my son when the murder happened. I used to go with a guy way back in 1991 who was in an oldies band with Eric's grandfather. I still live in Steuben County. Over the years, I have met members of both families. Eric has family members who live on the same road as my brother (killed in an accident two years ago) and nephews. Even Eric's uncle told me that Eric should never be let out. Derrick's family has suffered enough. I'm glad the parole department didn't allow Eric to come back here. Imagine how Derrick's still devastated family would feel having to worry about running into him at the one Dollar General or mini mart in the tiny village. I'm glad he's downstate. I'm glad your parents used the very unfortunate situation to teach you about safety. ❤️ Take care.

Who's gonna speculate on Tarde's crimes once the repair man finds the hidden door?

I've learned how to fart the theme song from "The Muppet Show"

I can’t imagine that he felt that he needed reforming.

And you know this how?

Zero chance? Think about how much you change between 13 and 40. Think about how much your brain develops over that time. I’m not saying he’s definitely reformed-neither of us are in a position to know that. But you can change drastically in that amount of time and saying there’s zero chance is a little ridiculous

@@Hawkeyevodka34 - Yes, and hopefully he availed himself of any psychotherapy offered while in prison, especially if within the scope of his mental health issues. His critical thinking skills hadn't yet fully developed at 13 - usually it's by late-teens to mid-twenties. Being in a restrictive prison environment, with its own inmate power hierarchy and unexpected violence would be stressful no matter who one is or the crime committed.

I think there is a chance of rehabilitation considering the age at the time of the crime. I agree with Dr Grande; he must be surveiled sadly for the rest of his life.

Agreed. I noticed the empty, soulless eyes are common in these violent murderers' photos.

He was old enough to know what he was doing I have watched him getting interviewed looks a cold individual he took.the life of a beautiful innocent boy

I think he should have been let out... ... IN PIECES.

So you admit, you lost the hair.

I'm just saying, sometimes a person deserve a beating. This time, that person was you.

Did the beating turn you on a bit?

@@benjamindover4337 Why do you say he deserved it?

I’m just curious as to why there was a zip lock baggie of hair involved in the first place

Agree 100%. I feel like an experiment is being carried out, one that could end very badly.

Probably, protecting yourself and family is foremost. Police may or may not help when you need it most.

@@CMarkem 💯💯

@@CMarkem - You're scare-mongering.

We can’t predict that, because we have many family annihilator that were the last people in the world their families and neighbors suspect it would commit a crime, never mind killed the whole family, so let’s calm down and give him a chance. The same fear of having someone out of the blue killing his entire family, going to the school to shoot kids, or to the mall, it is like Eric, but at least we know his past, his steps will be monitored, and the others anonymous killers around the country, we don’t know, right? He was a child, so let’s see it, danger is not everywhere, but precautions are a must.

My youngest child was bullied relentlessly at school because her brother had schizophrenia. " Your brother's a loony". I took her out ( far to late in retrospect )to homeschool after years of trying to engage with the school to address the issues she was suffering and being met with a blank wall. She internalised her distress which led to self harm. As a woman in her 20's now she still struggles with self esteem issues. We live in the UK and despite a lot of lip service being spouted, the damaging effects of bullying are not recognised. " Just ignore them" is not good enough. I feel for both sets of parents. Devasting.

*devastating

Nyc is a big city to get lost in. Smh.

Get over it. He served his time.

@@RocketmanRockyMatrix Like to see you say that if it was your small child who was raped and murdered. That little boy doesn't get a second chance at life or freedom. Why should this remorseless ginger asshole?

@@RocketmanRockyMatrix he should've gotten the needle

@@RocketmanRockyMatrix And if it were your child he tortured and killed? Same flippant attitude about it?

@@ahill4642 he was a kid when this crime occurred. Eric Smith served his time, majority of his life in prison.

Absolutely! Totally creepy!

Most states, provinces, and cantons have a category under their Mental Health Act that you can keep a person in an institution indefinitely (for life, if the evaluation demands it). It should have nothing to do with the Parole Board, except the PB should RECOMMEND the State of New York seek just such an evaluation. NY must have a process like that (I don't know).

@@Dwightstjohn-fo8ki Wont do any good. Such institutions did release patients who said they will murder if released and what do you think they did once released, of course they murdered (dont know the rate of it).

Surely you don’t support the death penalty for minors?

@@monabear7287 I do if they commit serious crimes such as this and it can be proven s/he knew what they were doing was wrong.

@@monabear7287 he knew exactly what he was doing. And a long prison sentence, such as life in prison, means his life is effectively over. I don't support keeping people alive who will not live a meaningful life either, especially those that did it by choice.

Or committing an obviously heinous murder on our most vulnerable.

You know nothing. Good day and God bless.

That is more than likely what he is.

Just looking at him, i have a hard time believing that. Are you sure you yourself weren't doing it, but saying "calm down, it's just a prank, bro"?

@@herculesbrofister265 IKR, his physical appearance alone would have made him an absolute MAGNET for bullies. He was cursed from birth with what is known as a "punchable face". Also, wasn't his repeated bullying objectively well-known and documented?

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@@alelux4959 🤔Is that some kind of hieroglyphics? Did you have a seizure at the keyboard? Are you drunk on Lux Ale? Please explain🙄🤔(hope you are O.K.)

@@brucejohnson9696 OMG jajaja. Thanks for asking. I actually fell asleep watching Dr. Grande (I hope this is the right expression as English isn't My 1st language). 😂😂