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TALLAHASSEE, FL -- The parents of two young girls who were killed are speaking out against Gov. Rick Scott's plan to cut the unit that tracks online sexual predators.
Somer Thompson's mother, Diena Thompson, wiped away tears in Tallahassee. Ms. Thompson told lawmakers the story of her daughter's horrific killing.
Thompson said Somer's accused killer was being investigated by the state's cybercrime unit before the killing.
She said:
It's a huge mistake with disastrous endings to it,” said Thompson.Mark Lunsford's daughter, Jessica, was raped and killed in 2005. He said the governor's cuts will mean more kids will become victims.
Tony Alamo is the founder of Christian Ministries. He took underage girls across state lines to have
inappropriate relations with them. The Tony Alamo sex scandal, which
could land him in jail for the rest of his life, is just the latest sex
scandal featuring a so-called “Christian.”
Don’t get me wrong – there’s nothing wrong with claiming to be a
Christian. However, individuals such as Tony Alamo and Carrie Prejean
are hypocrites. They want the world to believe that they are wholesome
and pure, when in fact their entire lives and the way they portray
themselves is based on a lie.
Carrie Prejean was “tricked” in to making semi-nude photos. Then,
she made sex tapes for a boyfriend, and claimed she was 17 at the
time. Newser reports that the “boyfriend” confessed that 15-20 tapes
were made, and that Carrie was 20 when she made them.
Prejean even
begged him to lie about their ages when the tape was made, if asked. The boy firiend could ahve been convicted of statutory rape if he had lied.
Now, there’s Tony Alamo. He has been convicted of 10 counts of
taking under-age girls across state lines for sex, which carries a
sentence of 175 years.
According to CBS News, Tony Alamo took the
girls as “brides” and then molested them. His wife was even aware of what he was doing.
The silver bullet that put Tony Alamo from Tony Alamo Christian
Ministries behind bars was the testimony of a woman that was taken as a
child bride at the age of 8. She described how the act tore her family
apart, and how she shook the first time it happened.
Another one of Tony Alamo’s “child brides” that testified against
him gave the Christian Ministries evangelist some more food for thought:
“Maybe the real God, not the God you made up, will have mercy on your soul.” Federal judge Harry Barnes gave Alamo a 175 year sentence and told him that he will one day face a higher judge than me.
