Wealthy heir rapes own 3 year old daughter, will receive no jail time "will not fare well in jail"

[2Quik4UHoes]

lol, if the same number of us get into this like the Jen Pohl shyt we'll see results cuz A LOT of people are on this actually. We gotta get the hashtag trending at least so search for the judges name and retweet all the hashtags then re-use em in your own tweets.

 

[CouldntBeMeTho]

Since he was accused of molesting his son also, its possible he can be charged with a crime again.

who knows if enough outrage comes out, he may end up being tried for raping his son, or maybe others will come forward.

 

[Sinnerman]

lol, Michael Eric Dyson retweeted me. Sheesh my whole shyt crashed I got a shytload of retweets.

should we put a list of contacts in one post like we did with the cop thread?

 

[2Quik4UHoes]

should we put a list of contacts in one post like we did with the cop thread?

Not a bad idea, but we gotta know our strategy like last time. I think this time we should focus on media outlets both right and left wingers, aside from that all we can really do is contact the senators and the rep from Delaware. I tweeted Joe and Jill Biden and I been tagging him in my tweets regarding this rapist sludgebucket so that might help. I'll get some twitter contacts together and post em.

 

[Poitier]

bookmark for later

 

[No1]

@2Quik4UHoes I heard about the story (I think on Slate) and didn't know what was going on in here. So I don't get an @

Where are we at right now

 

[Batman]

It's kind of the same as when that other kid got charged but went to rehab instead for"Affluenza."

 

[tmonster]

Aight brehs, it's a hashtag goin for this judge lets crank the heat on that bytch first.

Can we get a smiley made of the Richard's scumbag? I'ma use it on twitter.

Edit: Here's a link to the hashtags just retweet them all. - https://twitter.com/search?q=Judge Jan Jurden&src=tyah

could not agree more

 

[Cuban Pete]

where can i sign a petition for this brehs i dont have a twitter, lets get this piece of shyt off the streets and into a nice comfy cell for at least a few decades

 

[Batman]

where can i sign a petition for this brehs i dont have a twitter, lets get this piece of shyt off the streets and into a nice comfy cell for at least a few decades

Petitions.

 

[tmonster]

Can @2Quik4UHoes or some other breh re post this in TLR? Im on mobile

what's tlr?

 

[Uncle_Ruckus]

It's America. What you expect.

 

[Broke Wave]

no, we're a society that lets the rich hire organized crime to intimidate officers of the justice system into showing incredible leniency to men who fukk five year olds

i cannot put into words how angered i am and i apologize for using the hulk fukking hogan name to say so

Damn fasi I always knew you was a passionate guy.

To put your outrage into context, black people have been feeling how you feel for time immemorial

 

[Julius Skrrvin]

what's tlr?

The locker room

 

[Higher Tech]

Robert H. Richards IV, 47 — whose great-grandfather was du Pont family patriarch Irenee du Pont — was given just eight years probation after pleading guilty to raping his 3-year-old daughter. But now his ex-wife, Tracy Richards, is suing him for sexually abusing the girl and their young son.

A du Pont family heir who pleaded guilty nearly six years ago to raping his 3-year-old daughter was never put behind bars because a Delaware judge ruled he “would not fare well” in prison, court records show.

Robert H. Richards IV — scion of the family who built the chemical empire and kin to the co-founders of a prestigious law firm, Richards Layton & Finger — was given eight years probation and was ordered to seek treatment after being convicted of fourth-degree rape in 2008, the records show.

Officials managed to keep the case away from the public spotlight until this month — when his ex-wife, Tracy Richards, filed a lawsuit seeking compensatory and punitive damages for abusing their daughter and son, the News Journal reported.

Richards, 47 — whose great-grandfather is du Pont family patriarch Irenee du Pont — has never been criminally charged for crimes against his son.

The recently filed litigation claims that the father — who lives in a $1.8 million mansion near Winterthur Museum — raped his daughter, now 11, several times beginning in 2005, according to the newspaper.

Two years later, when the girl was 5 years old, she told her grandmother, Donna Burg, that she was being sexually abused by Richards, court documents show.

The little girl said her father told her it was “our little secret,” but said she didn’t want the man touching her anymore, according to the court docs.

Tracy Richards, after Burg told her of the sickening abuse, confronted her then-husband and had him arrested for raping the child.

Richards used “his family’s wealth and position in the community” to hire an expensive defense team and denied the charges, according to the lawsuit obtained by the News Journal.

But after failing a polygraph test, he admitted to abusing the little girl. Richards allegedly told investigators “he was ill and that he needed medical treatment,” the lawsuit said.

Richards pleaded guilty in 2008 to fourth-degree rape — a deal that helped him dodge any jail time.

Superior Judge Jan Jurden sentenced Richards to eight years in prison, but suspended the time for probation that requires monthly visits with a case officer.

“Defendant will not fare well in Level 5 setting,” Jurden wrote in her sentencing order. In Delaware’s correctional system, Level 5 is prison.

Brendan J. O’Neill, a Delaware public defender, told the Detroit Free Press that the ruling may prompt the public to be skeptical of “how a person with great wealth may be treated by the system.”

But he defended the judge’s decision, saying sometimes people need help more than they deserve to be punished.

“It’s an extremely rare circumstance that prison serves the inmate well,” he told the paper. “Prison is to punish, to segregate the offender from society, and the notion that prison serves people well hasn’t proven to be true in most circumstances.”

But now Richard’s ex-wife is seeking justice by suing him for assault, negligence and negligent infliction of emotional distress on his two children, the News Journal reported.

The lawsuit claims that while taking another lie detector test in 2010, Richards allegedly told the examiner he began to sexually abuse his son in 2005 — when the boy was 19 months old.

The father allegedly confessed that he “was very concerned something happened with his son, but that he has repressed the memories,” according to the lawsuit.

Saying the abuse was “similar to what happened with his daughter,” Richards allegedly “promised that whatever I did to my son, I will never do it again,” the lawsuit said.

An attorney for the convicted pedophile’s ex-wife said the lawsuit is the first step in seeking justice.

“This self-confessed, admitted rapist and child abuser didn’t go to jail and, in fact, he stays in luxury where he’s always been,” said the lawyer, Thomas C. Crumplar.

The fukk kinda world are we living in?

This is almost worse than the "affluenza," disorder.