#1 2008-01-01 20:20:36
Necrophiliac belatedly lands in prison
Four years after he pleaded guilty to the act, Donald Luis Cooper is now in prison for having sex with the corpse of a 4-year-old girl.
In February 2003, Cooper, 32, and his girlfriend, Chaunee Marie Helm, 30, were working for All-County Transportation, driving bodies from Victor Valley Community Hospital to the county morgue in San Bernardino.
Security cameras in the morgue captured Cooper sexually assaulting the body of Robyn Gillett, an Adelanto girl who had died of the flu. Helm served as a lookout.
But Cooper was not charged with necrophilia because it wasn’t illegal at the time. He pleaded guilty to mutilating grave remains and received a suspended two-year prison sentence.
If he kept his nose clean for the five years of his probation, he wouldn’t have to serve any additional jail time beyond the time he spent waiting for trial.
But it didn’t work out that way... (source
Wasn't illegal at the time? What were they waiting for, an act of [sexual] Congress?
Article goes on to describe "deplorable living conditions" yadda yadda yadda. Perhaps they were expecting this sort of fellow to keep a Martha Stewart-y good home, safe for kids, puppies, and the sunbeams Jesus wants you for.
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#2 2008-01-01 22:01:53
I believe his was one of the cases that spurred the legislature to finally make it illegal in Califnornia. Until then it was one of those things that was so fucked up that everybody assumed it must be illegal.
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#3 2008-01-02 22:00:32
pALEPHx wrote:
Article goes on to describe "deplorable living conditions" yadda yadda yadda. Perhaps they were expecting this sort of fellow to keep a Martha Stewart-y good home, safe for kids, puppies, and the sunbeams Jesus wants you for.
Well, if you've ever visited the shithole known as Victor Valley, you'd understand why they probably took a while to realize there was something wrong with that particular house.
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