McEathron Indicted for Kidnapping

A Steuben County Grand Jury indicted a man for kidnapping a teenage girl. The jury charged 28-year old Darren McEathron of BAth with second degree kidnapping and assault. via WENY

[Dee Ann]

How can a young man who has such a promising future in his business, a little son and sweet wife come to such a point? His life was pointing toward good goals and he was happy. His parents support has always been a given. In spite of some hard blows that life has dealt him along the way, he was always a survivor. What happened to that spirit? How come no one speaks of praying for the victim and that Darren desperately needs some divine intervention too.

[Justice will prevail]

Life did not deal him any "blows", he brought them on himself.

This is a man that had screwed up numerous times and been given multiple chances.

When is it time to say enough?

[Dave]

How can either of you comment on someone you dont even know!

[possibly not so]

Dave you don't know that neither of them know him.

[jumping to conclusions]

how can people jump to conclusions so quickly? What happened to innocent until proven guilty? Do you actually think that if he did something like this that he would so easily agree to DNA testing? Why do you think they keep postponing court dates? Think about those questions before you jump to conclusions.

[by evidence]

DNA 'results' were not Darren's.

[whatever]

Then why isn't he exonerated?

[a friend]

GOOD Question! DNA doesn't lie, and why aren't they continuing to look for the real person who did it?

[In the family]

They might not have dna but they must have something important agaist him if he's still being charged.Who knows he might've done it and he'll get off scott free just like alot of others out there :( .If he didnt then they need to keep lookingbut alot of stuff is pointing to him.

[Casual Observer]

jumping to conclusions wrote:

What happened to innocent until proven guilty?

Something tells me his prior arrest and overall character track record won't leave a judge (or jury) too sympathetic to is possible "innocence".