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The Face of a Sociopath

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Daniel Hood bound and gagged a teenage girl so that a friend could rape her.  I posted about that here.  I've obtained a picture of Hood.  Now I understand why everyone is willing to let him "move past" the "incident."  I regret my earlier post.  My earlier post assumed that Mr. Hood was black.  How could anyone not forgive this young man?  He has a nice smile.  Look at those locks of hair!  What a lady killer!  Why would he even need to rape anyone?  He's good looking.  It was probably a false accusation.  Even if it wasn't, the kid deserves a second change.How could anyone not give such a smiling beautiful white boy a second chance!  As we all know, real criminals are scary-looking black men.  They wear baggy clothing, and have shaved heads, or wear corn rows...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on May 07, 2009 (boomark / email).

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