33-year-old Daniel Patrick Blaney likes them young, male and unwilling.
There’s a pattern. See if you can pick it out…
He raped an 11-year-old in October of 2005, an attack which was described by the victim as “like a knife in the heart.”
He sexually assaulted the 9-year-old brother of the first victim in October of 2005. Daniel threw him on a bed, covered his face and molested the boy, threatening to beat him if he told anyone.
The kid was so scared and traumatized that he didn’t tell his mother until weeks had passed.
Daniel Blaney went out one night in November of the same year and dragged another 11-year-old to his bedroom, where he punched the boy in the face and told him to strip.
That kid was then raped by Daniel.
After the first rape, the boy screamed for help, which got him another punch in the face from Daniel, and another raping.
When he was done, Daniel told the kid that he’d kill him if he told anyone about what had happened.
Well, the kid told.
Too bad, Daniel Blaney.
Once arrested, Mr. Blaney denied that he’d raped anyone, instead naming two other men.
But the other two boys were found after coming forward, and were able to put Daniel Blaney’s name to the face that will probably haunt them for the rest of their lives.
Charged with three counts of rape and two counts of indecent assault, Daniel Blaney pled guilty to all charges and was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
While Mr. Blaney was being sentenced, the judge said that he hoped that if Daniel completed a sex offender program at the end of his sentence, that it would mean Blaney “will not be a danger to young children and adolescents”.
That judge is an eternal optimist, isn’t he?
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The judge needs to go to hell too.
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The judge is a fucking moron. I hope he and Blaney share a room in Hell.
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While Mr. Blaney was being sentenced, the judge said that he hoped that if Daniel completed a sex offender program at the end of his sentence, that it would mean Blaney “will not be a danger to young children and adolescentsâ€.
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I think the key word here is ‘Hope’.
And it’s not a very good one to be using as justification for a lenient sentence that includes programs proven not to work.
I’m guessing this loser’s future victims are also ‘hoping’ he’ll screw up in prison and get a longer sentence?
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What a fucking joke. How many repeate offenders do we have? Too bloody many to count. Way too many to keep track of. Raping anyone is bad, but raping kids is beyond words. Child molesters and rapists should not be given a second chance, they should be givien the death penalty - no exceptions. If sex offender rehabilitation programs worked there would be no such thing as repeate offenders. I thinbk the judge has his head firmly up his ass.
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