St. Paul ex-con says he robbed, killed Irene Kunze, 90

[KillALLBR]

Now I'm not saying that elderly people are fragile and weak (I guess I kinda just did, lol), just the fact that this "Freak of Hateful Nature" would target an elderly individual like this innocent woman and do what he did, is pretty pathetic. Looking at his mug shot (as he looks to be a good size, I could be wrong), I'm guessing that he was at least twice her size..
And seeing that he has assaulted another elderly person before.. Means he's going to do it again and again..

This Monster (see WOB, I called him a monster, and not an animal) is no different than a Pedifile.. Kill him now before he gets let out early, and does this again!..

STP Carrie wrote:

Please tell me no one has posted about how he was turning his life around.

Do explain please, how this "Freak of Nature" was turning his life around?

Unless you're just one of the many worthless TROLL's that are lurking on the net?

[caring person]

This is a bunch of garbage and crap! He should never have gotten out of prison to begin with. If he were where he belonged to begin with, a sweet, innocent, defenseless, full-of-life woman would still be alive today. He wrongfully took the life of someone who did not deserve to die this way. I'm sure he'll be in a place where he won't be out to do this again. He does NOT deserve to be out of prison ever again.

limousine liberal wrote:

I certainly hope the courts show a great deal of compassion for Mr. Posley-Wells. The young man, obviously a victim of society and racial prejudice, needs help and understanding. Something to provide the hugs he lacked as a child. I know that at church tomorrow, I'll ask for the congregation to offer up prayers for this poor despondent soul. I pray the courts will give serious thought to a fine, and probation, as opposed to incarceration. Everyone deserves a second chance.
Oh by the way, just love what Mr. Posley-Wells has done with his hair. It's quite a fetching look, don't you think?

[Amber]

I know Corey and the Corey I knew was a great friend with a good sense of humor. I haven't seen him since around 2000-2001 though. It's so terrifying to hear of these things happening to innocent people, let alone to find out it was a friend that did it. What is this world coming to? My prayers are with the victims family.

[Amber]

Buster wrote:

Kill him, but first kill his mother and make him watch. Why his mother? For raising such a beast of a human being that is capable of doing this to another person.
I hope he and his mother (and MIA sperm-donor father)all burn in hell for polluting the earth with the product of their ugly love affair twenty-some years ago.

The man who commited this terrible offense is his doing and his fault. How can you judge his parents? They probably feel just as terrible as the next person. And I'm sure they don't need anymore judgement passed on them. Your views are based purely on hatred, your blaming his parents more than him.

[Workaday Oakdale Brother]

NoYouCant wrote:

I don't get why this is even a news story. It's the highest expression and full-flowering of contemporary African-American culture to murder and rob those least able to defend themselves.
Racists, how dare you judge this poor oppressed Brother. They have a right to kill anyone who crosses their path, you dirty racists.

You're a troll.

I, on the other hand, am a Brother....and I don't feel that I have the right to kill (unless it's in self-defense or defense of a third person).

[ZenBirdist]

Savage Fan wrote:

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How long before people realize that prisons don't have to cost money? The cons can do the physical labor of laying the block and mortar. They can go without weight lifting facilities, t.v., computers etc. Three lousy but nutritious meals and hard labor or making license plates to pay for themselves. "Liberalism is a mental disorder."

Hi, Savage. I'm in complete agreement with you until you last little bit there about liberalism. I think that the issue at hand (whatever it may be) loses its central importance when a political jab is thrown in for good measure.

Liberalism is not a mental disorder. It's an ideology different from yours. It's also a word that some posters feel is an insult while others wear it with pride. I don't claim any party affiliation or ideology in particular, except for the basic tenet of the golden rule.

In any case, I couldn't agree with you more about hard labor, and about the cost of housing a prisoner being astronomical when it needn't be. Joe Arpaio is a personal hero of mine for those very reasons. I think committing a violent crime against another person should be a forfeiture of your right to live freely and comfortably. I believe in massive restructuring of the non-violent offender punishments, as well. It doesn't take the Harvard Brain Trust to see that our penal system and justice systems are both fatally flawed.

[thissucks]

caring person wrote:

This is a bunch of garbage and crap! He should never have gotten out of prison to begin with. If he were where he belonged to begin with, a sweet, innocent, defenseless, full-of-life woman would still be alive today. He wrongfully took the life of someone who did not deserve to die this way. I'm sure he'll be in a place where he won't be out to do this again. He does NOT deserve to be out of prison ever again.
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See> sarcasm n. 1. harsh or bitter derision or irony. 2. a sharply ironical taunt or gibe; a sneering or cutting remark.
Settle Down!! Haven't you ever seen limousine liberals comments here before?

[Ms_ Manners]

Irene Kunze (the victim), was a member of my church. This is not a democrat vs. republican issue. Ms. Kunze belonged to a church that stressed tolerance and social justice. Please remember the victim, and yes, pray for the offender. With better programs for youth we can stop offenders like this, offer them a better way of life. Yes, some people are evil, cannot be helped, but don't blame the Democrats, that is an affront to Irene's memory.

[so sad]

Workaday Oakdale Brother wrote:

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Did he attack her on the basis of being of race (or on any other protected class basis)? If so, he should be charged with a hate crime. If not, he should not be charged that way.

He attacked her for her vulnerability. So sad for our elderly.

[Workaday Oakdale Brother]

so sad wrote:

<quoted text>He attacked her for her vulnerability. So sad for our elderly.

In that case, charging the creep under one of MN's "vulnerable adult" statutes seems appropriate.

[Emerald Green]

Kacy wrote:

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If you are suggesting that by wanting prisoners to not be treated inhumanely, a person is "liberal" and therefore has a "mental disorder" then so be it. Personally I think this country's prisons are often times NOT humane, and anyone who is supportive of the death penalty obviously doesn't understand the insane number of people who are wrongfully convicted in this country each year.
As for this guy, I sincerely hope he stays in prison for the rest of his life. Obviously he isn't willing to change his behavior and will probably do this again if let out, so I'm all for putting him away for good.... but when we start suggesting inhumane treatment of prisoners, then we really have failed as a society and a country.

OMG Did she just claim that Punishment for a crime is inhumane? That loss of a TV, Exercise equipment, etc is less than Humane? He slit the throat of an old woman in order to steal from her...Earth to Kacy, WAKE UP GIRL HE IS A BLOOD THIRSTY PIECE OF DUNG!!!
I'll Tell You What ... You Can House the Piece Of *@#% when your way of thinking releases him again OK?

[human too]

Ms_ Manners wrote:

Irene Kunze (the victim), was a member of my church. This is not a democrat vs. republican issue. Ms. Kunze belonged to a church that stressed tolerance and social justice. Please remember the victim, and yes, pray for the offender. With better programs for youth we can stop offenders like this, offer them a better way of life. Yes, some people are evil, cannot be helped, but don't blame the Democrats, that is an affront to Irene's memory.

Ms. Manners, I doubt that there is a poster on this Forum whose heart is so hard that they do not feel horror and dismay at the brutal tragedy of this heinous crime. Maybe firing off angry posts is an alternative to weeping.

I confess that I am one of those who tends to "blame the Democrats", precisely because I believe it is their "progressive" worldview that has allowed such a lawless society to flourish. The delusion that all this murderer needed was "better youth programs" and "more tolerance" is at best woefully misguided, and at worst downright harmful to society as a whole. For decades now, the more we have tried to "hope for the best in people", the more we have insisted that tolerance is the only real virtue, the more savage and vicious our society has become. "When judgement is delayed, the heart of man is fully set in him to do evil."

The true affront to Ms. Kunze's memory would be to view this murderer, this victimizer, as a victim.

[Paul]

Savage Fan wrote:

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How long before people realize that prisons don't have to cost money? The cons can do the physical labor of laying the block and mortar. They can go without weight lifting facilities, t.v., computers etc. Three lousy but nutritious meals and hard labor or making license plates to pay for themselves. "Liberalism is a mental disorder."

Learn what your talking about before you start. Theres is no weight lifting in prison anymore and they've never had computers

[Paul]

Alot of you on here are crazy and talk S**t because your behind a computer. I know Corey, yes he was a thug but that wasn't his moms doing trust me I know her to. I won't say he was reformed I talk to him about a month before this happen. I didn't think he would ever get to this level but he did some how. And as for Emerald Green I wouldn't mind giving him a place to stay if he ever got out

[Just Facts]

Food for Thought wrote:

Mr. T: The saddest assumption for you to have is that crime doesn't occur in the suburbs. It sounds as though you would like to dilute yourself into believing the crime is a racial, urban, or low income problem. To be honest, the suburbs are where all the sexual predators live with you and those like you protect them by your ignorance, where the husband kills the wife and children and then tries to kill himself and you with great confidence send your child off to the henhouse full of disillusion. Wake up guy, crime is mobile, and it's everywhere. Do your family a favor don't assume, it could potentially save a life.

Your brain is obviously starving. Violent crime occurs most frequently in areas with the highest percentage of black and latino residents. The violent crime rate rate in the black areas of the metro dwarf the violent crime rate for the rest of the state. Crime does occur in the suburbs but at no where near the rate in minority neighborhoods. If you want to reduce violent crime you must reduce the number of black and latino residents.

[human too]

Crimes are committed by individuals, not by the dreaded "Them". Individuals should be held accountable, and punished if necessary, for their own actions, no one else's. We need to go after the criminals, not the community.

If you want to reduce the violent crime rate you must be willing to enforce the laws. I mean really enforce them. If you do the crime you do the time. Equal punishment. No favors. No matter who your parents are.

And, yes, this will require paying for more police, more judges, and more cells.

[God]

human too wrote:

Crimes are committed by individuals, not by the dreaded "Them". Individuals should be held accountable, and punished if necessary, for their own actions, no one else's. We need to go after the criminals, not the community.
If you want to reduce the violent crime rate you must be willing to enforce the laws. I mean really enforce them. If you do the crime you do the time. Equal punishment. No favors. No matter who your parents are.
And, yes, this will require paying for more police, more judges, and more cells.

Take it out of the welfare fund.