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time2lose@lemmy.world to Not The Onion@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 days ago

Man accused of stalking ex for 13 years had human skulls, John Wayne Gacy brain in a jar, authorities say

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Man accused of stalking ex for 13 years had human skulls, John Wayne Gacy brain in a jar, authorities say

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time2lose@lemmy.world to Not The Onion@lemmy.worldEnglish · 2 days ago
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A Wisconsin man is accused of stalking a woman for 13 years and was found with human skulls and a jar containing part of John Wayne Gacy’s brain in his home.
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    They need deep therapy, locking them in a box will make them 100 times worse.

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        he should get it behind bars.

        A statement that never comes up positive. Prison makes people worse.

        Dude has major issues but putting people in our current system, it’s failing! We need to invest in alternative ways. See if we can understand and make.them productive.

        And there are too many cases where that approach has failed.

        I just assume this was a joke.

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        And there are too many cases where that approach has failed.

        How? We haven’t had enough cases where it’s even been tried.

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            No, the thing Bluefalcon mentioned: cases where people have been provided rehabilitative therapy instead of just being slammed in the punishment cage for a period of time.

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