Ex-PV wrestler gets 12 1/2 - 30 yrs. for area holdups
At the sentencing as outlined in the article above, one of his parents said he was “trouble” from the time they got him. Now he was obviously a good athlete and an above-average student.
MOO: But at home, things were probably not so rosy. I imagine there were patterns of dishonesty, being destructive, harming parents and siblings, impulsive and risky behavior...not things you call the police for, and often not things you confide in other people, because as parents you are doing everything right.
Edited to add: I have seen this close up, and it didn’t end well for the child. The heartbreaking thing was that there were no winners. Poverty and neglect stacked the deck against this child, the parents believed they were saving a life and doing a good thing, other people suffered as the child got older and more dangerous, resistant to any kind of intervention...and as a teen this particular boy took his own life.