BBM- that was my question too, like after he saw what was done to her - they left her there with that monster?
Some of those judges down there in those counties like Stark and Carroll, I don't know. JMO, they see a lot of these as drug-related cases where both victim and perp are addicts, so a "victimless" crime. They're wrong, of course. Carroll and Stark county judges should have done more, but they're surprisingly lax. Some of us followed a case a while back of a little 14 yo boy who died of a fentanyl overdose while working on the dairy farm of a family friend one weekend. Never heard the real story, but it was believed the kid had a toothache and took a pill from a bottle of what he thought was a pain reliever.
It took the county prosecutor a really long time to charge the young man (drug addict) who ran the dairy farm for his parents and gave the pill to the kid. I almost thought they were going to let it slide. The guy later changed his story and said the kid wanted to take fentanyl, which was ludicrous. He finally admitted guilt but didn't say exactly how it happened and made it sound like an accident or blamed the victim. He got a maximum of 9 years. Unreal.
Missing teen found in shallow grave died from acute fentanyl intoxication; death ruled homicide
Jonathon Minard, the missing 14-year-old Carroll County boy who was found in a shallow grave on April 19, died from acute fentanyl intoxication, according to a news release from the Carroll County Coroner.www.news5cleveland.com
Man Sentenced For Giving 14-Year-Old Boy Fatal Dose Of Fentanyl And Burying Body In Shallow Grave Under A Cow
An Ohio man has been sentenced to a minimum of six years for giving a 14-year-old boy a fatal dose of fentanyl and then burying his body in a shallow grave under a cow.www.cbsnews.com
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LOL. Thank you for your assistance! Just so you know, the eye-roll wasn't directed towards you, but what he gave as a reason for the delay in reporting.
It's in the text section.
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Wrong answer IMO, there was some other reason - he's lying!!!
I totally agree. I don’t suspect the homeowners of being involved at all, but I do suspect they had something to hide (figuratively or physically). I just cannot imagine knowing this guy was holding a women in their garage against her will and they could spend 9 hours allowing her to be further traumatized while they were steps away.
The "parole violation" charge is for him walking away from a minimum security facility in Stark County (Canton) for twice committing similar abductions of women.
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Late to this thread, but yeah I don't understand this sentencing AT ALL. I know of people with drug convictions sentenced longer than this evil jerk. Make it make sense!It makes me so angry that this wild violent predator did this several times, and each time was able to walk free rather quickly, to do it again and again.
It doesn't - but with this case, hopefully his reign of terror is over for good!!
I hope he does "something else" while there and good riddance if it happens. JMHO.The "parole violation" charge is for him walking away from a minimum security facility in Stark County (Canton) for twice committing similar abductions of women.
He's in Summit County, OH jail now and I hope he stays there until his trial.
Ohio man accused of abducting, beating woman over 4-day period pleads not guilty
An Ohio man accused of abducting and beating a woman while she was confined for four days in a residential garage last month pleaded not guilty during a court hearing Thursday.
Court hearing for man accused of kidnapping Akron woman, holding her captive in garage
Court records show William Mozingo, 33, has been arrested and convicted in several other kidnapping cases.www.cleveland19.com
Akron man accused of abducting, beating woman over 4-day period pleads not guilty
33-year-old William Mozingo was arraigned Thursday on charges of kidnapping, felonious assault, abduction and unlawful restraint.
