Time flies. Just saw on TV that the Supreme Court confirmed Pemberton's 6-10 year sentence for the 2015 murder of the Flip tranny who lured him to a hotel room. Six years in solitary. Four to go.
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Time flies. Just saw on TV that the Supreme Court confirmed Pemberton's 6-10 year sentence for the 2015 murder of the Flip tranny who lured him to a hotel room. Six years in solitary. Four to go.
I presume that means he is eligible for parole after 6 years, which would be next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
How automatic is parole?
Original sentence was 6 - 12. Reduced to 10. He'll do the full bit. Additionally, the fat Atty. who prosecuted him is now the Presidential Spokesmam; young jarhead is screwed.
...he's still better off than the bludgeoned trannie...Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
Knew that name rang a bell.
Jeeze, I wonder what mental state he will be in by the time he gets out. (Not that I feel an ounce of sympathy for him.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
^Was only 19 when he went in...will be almost 30 by the time he gets home. Doubt that he has much of a life awaiting him......convicted murderer with a dishonorable discharge.
...^a career in fast-food service awaits...if he can master ebonix...
He can be chico's understudy . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by tomcat
NopeQuote:
Originally Posted by TheRealKW
Would be ironic if he comes out identifying as a tranny. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRealKW
Sure the DD will be a setback, but he will not have a criminal record in the US. But as others have said he is a murderer, so I have no sympathy for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
military rank and surname.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
derogatory slurs for nationality and sexual identity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
the murder victims name was Jennifer Laude.
but yeah, let's all shed a tear for this guy...
Death of Jennifer Laude - WikipediaQuote:
Laude, a trans woman, met Pemberton, a United States Marine from New Bedford, Massachusetts, at the Ambyanz disco bar in Olongapo on the evening of October 11, 2014. According to police and witnesses, they subsequently went to Celzone Lodge, a nearby motel. Thirty minutes after checking in, Pemberton left the motel, leaving the door to the room ajar. Staff found Laude's naked body, partially covered from the waist down, with her neck blackened with strangulation marks and her head in a toilet bowl.
he was 19 when he committed murder.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
how old was the murder victim?
fuck off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
what a shame...the next 50 years of the convicted murderer's life aren't going to be perfect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
As a final note, convicted murderer Pemberton was just ordered freed after serving 6/10. Off to a life of obscurity.
American convict Pemberton to get early release for good conduct | Coconuts Manila
100K US gets all sorts of forgivness i guess
Ladyboy in Thailand. Bennyboy in Phil when I was there mid 60s.
Was fooled myself couple times but had no thoughts of killing.
Better to establish as a drinking buddy if you want a local friend who knows all the ins n outs of the scene. :)
One wonders how safe this guy is on the street if is strangling people in his teens.
Military Grade. Trained to kill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hugh Cow
As ex-Delta Force myself, don't mess with us.
:chitown:Quote:
Originally Posted by Edmond
I'd expected your post to be thanking him for his service.
President Duterte's decision to pardon Pemberton is a strange move. The Olangapo Court that sentenced him had already said he was to be released...the release from a 6-10 year sentence was based on number juggling of time served, pre-trial time served, and good behavior. The victim's family protested the good conduct time, claiming he had participated in no jail activities serving to rehabilitate - bit hard to do when in solitary in an Army facility.
Duterte's decision puts him directly at odds with his presidential spokesman, who was the lead lawyer for the victim. It also opens Duterte up to accusations of being influenced by the US, which has shown little interest in the case following the conviction years ago.
It's a move that I view as unnecessary and one that is not playing well here. He should have left it in the hands of the courts.
...to a rational onlooker, perhaps...but the whims and fancies of Flips in power always take precedence...Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
^True. Duterte is unpredictable. He is certainly not a friend of the US, as numerous actions over the past four years have shown. Why he chose to get involved is a mystery.
...whims and fancies...Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
He has a history of not following governance or protocol.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
^Indeed.
He's been kissing chinky arse for the last few years, and they've been walking all over him as a result. He might have made some money out of it but it doesn't look good when they can walk all over Phillippines territory with impunity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
Perhaps he is trying to get back in favour with the US, although a couple of months before an election is probably not the ideal time to do it.
Staying onside with puritanical Catholics must be a useful thing before elections in that country, though.
I mean the US election: What's the point in kissing baldy orange cunto's arse when he'll probably be out of a job soon?Quote:
Originally Posted by cyrille
Yep. Isn't life grand.Quote:
Originally Posted by tomcat
And he'll be getting just as much pussy in jail as he will at home. Which is none. If only the girl he picked wasn't a tranny
Just like Angela Merkel in Germany , he picks his battles with the US. He slides a brown nose in once and awhile. That's all this was. It's some currencyQuote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
Side Note: Just saw on the news that under the terms of the pardon, he's not being deported nor is he barred from reentry to the PI. Weird. He will fly out to Guam or Hawaii on a US military plane, where I presume he will be discharged from the military with a dishonorable discharge. I don't know if the US will consider him a convicted felon or not. In any case, if he gets himself a passport he can fly right back here, although I doubt that's high on his list.
in theory, but the immigration officer may refuse him entry and send him back, visa or no visa, as is their right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
If only she didn't have a dick.Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton
And to close out the thread, he's gone. Flew out to the US on a US military aircraft this AM. A sordid chapter closed.
...except, of course, for the grieving family...Quote:
Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton