2 Wisconsin brothers missing

[Son of Butch]

if cattle rustlers were still being hung like they should be...

By what rule of law does property theft = the death penalty?

https://codes.findlaw.com/tx/penal-code/penal-sect-9-42.html

LOL... Did you even bother to read your link?
It says nothing of death penalty for property crime.

It's just a wordier Texas version of... Exodus 22:2
"If a thief be found breaking in and be so smitten that he dies, there shall be no blood
shed for him."

 

[Caustic Burno]

I read it . Your question was where in the law is the right to the death penalty for theft.
Better go back and read your questions.
Cause there it is. Unless I am missing anything you steal justify deadly force, that's the death penalty by law.

 

[True Grit Farms]

if cattle rustlers were still being hung like they should be...

By what rule of law does property theft = the death penalty?

My rule, thieves need killing.

 

[Son of Butch]

Typical of man, placing his law above the good Lord's.

 

[True Grit Farms]

Typical of man, placing his law above the good Lord's.

A lot depends on how you interpret what you read. My number one rule is to believe nothing you hear - read and only half of what you see.

 

[Aaron]

Typical of man, placing his law above the good Lord's.

You Mennonite? Because you sound like one.

 

[Son of Butch]

An 11 yr old 4-H'er in Wisconsin received $10,332 for his 246 lb show hog at county fair 4-H sale.
He (and his family) donated the entire windfall to the Diemel family.
He said it was his idea because he couldn't imagine what he'd do if he lost his Dad or cousins.

 

[Till-Hill]

https://kwwl.com/news/2019/07/31/remains-found-on-missouri-farm-believed-to-be-that-of-wisconsin-brothers/

 

[haase]

Sad they can't hang that lowlife good to see someone donate their act of hard work to their family, doesn't bring them back, just good people helping out.

 

[Till-Hill]

Sad they can't hang that lowlife good to see someone donate their act of hard work to their family, doesn't bring them back, just good people helping out.

No reason they shouldn't hang him. If we brought some of that stuff back some people would shape up a little. I never been scared of the law. I got 2 dads and couple grandpas and a boss that would have been more scary than Jail growing up. That's what our country is missing anymore.

 

[haase]

Atleast put a few body parts on stop signs and other areas, any coward can spend life in prison, see how many can handle eye for an eye, crimes would be reduced in no time.

 

[Aaron]

Apparently he threw them into the tub grinder as it was hauled away to the lab for forensics.

 

[JMJ Farms]

Apparently he threw them into the tub grinder as it was hauled away to the lab for forensics.

Dang. That's bad right there. Ought to put him in there. Alive.

 

[Stocker Steve]

Apparently he threw them into the tub grinder as it was hauled away to the lab for forensics.

He may be a fan of the movie Fargo, where they used a wood chipper.

But if he fed the brothers as part of a TM ration, what evidence is left for forensics to work with?

 

[Boot Jack Bulls]

Apparently he threw them into the tub grinder as it was hauled away to the lab for forensics.

He may be a fan of the movie Fargo, where they used a wood chipper.

But if he fed the brothers as part of a TM ration, what evidence is left for forensics to work with?

This is beyond disgusting, but in reality, if a body where run through something like a TMR, their would be a lot of evidence left in the various cracks and crevices associated with a piece of machinery like that....

BTW... this highlights a need for a puke face emoji as never before!!!

 

[Aaron]

Apparently he threw them into the tub grinder as it was hauled away to the lab for forensics.

He may be a fan of the movie Fargo, where they used a wood chipper.

But if he fed the brothers as part of a TM ration, what evidence is left for forensics to work with?

Blood and bone/tissue fragments lodged along edges of mixer.

Apparently Joey owed the brothers $300k and rather than take him to court for fraud, they decided to confront him in person. Not too many options for an ex-con, go back to jail or get rid of the issue altogether.

 

[76 Bar]

Suspect there's waaaay more to the story.

 

[haase]

Not in favor of Fargo.

 

[Buck Randall]

Apparently Joey owed the brothers $300k and rather than take him to court for fraud, they decided to confront him in person.

There's probably a reason they chose not to take him to court. People who have the law on their side tend to use it.

 

[76 Bar]

This story has taken a back seat news wise. Most current update:

https://www.kctv5.com/news/local_ne...le_2ec7e822-be41-11e9-ad7f-079ccbc58d7b.html

Question the bone pics. Decidedly not fresh.