Comments on: Daryush Omar

By: pj

pj — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 01:45:35 +0000

i was talking to stormy weathers by the way

By: pj

pj — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 01:44:17 +0000

sounds like an argument i’d expect from an injun get the fuck out of my country it’s mine now you fucking squa

By: min_duhh

min_duhh — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 04:33:25 +0000

Anytime Max- I aim to please :)

By: Max The Cat

Max The Cat — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 03:36:22 +0000

Thanks for the tip min_duhh. I’m doing an update right now for the front page.

By: min_duhh

min_duhh — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 02:36:50 +0000

I just read that this pile of shit was sentenced.
Know what that sentence was? No? Well I’ll tell you. 3 1/2 to 10 1/2 years.
For killing 2 people he got less time in jail than some people go to college for. He got less time than a habitual shoplifter doing nothing mor than swiping a few CD’s.
What a fucking clusterfuck.

By: Maria Panayi

Maria Panayi — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 09:54:15 +0000

I don’t care where this f**ker grew up, lived or lives he shouldn’t have been on the street. Now he is in jail where he always belonged and that’s where he should remain to rot!!! No deportation, no nothing just rot in jail and then in hell…

By: Kyriacos Demetriou

Kyriacos Demetriou — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 00:03:59 +0000

Thank you for the work you are doing. My goal is to keep my sister’s memory alive and see this monster behind bars for as long as it takes. My sister was a wonderful person, the kind you met once and never forgot about her. Seeing videos and photos from her last night is a testimony to how fully she lived her life, always adventurous, and out there to make a difference. Everywhere I go and I tell them who I am, they know about my sister’s story because of its tragedy, even after so many months. He hasnt just destroyed my life but also my brothers’, parents’ and extended family. The funeral was packed with people, like her memorial in NY. Her grave is undoubtedly the most beautiful in that cemetary, and I am talking about the biggest in the city. She was a wander, an angel that we had the luck of having her for 30 years, a gift to the family that was robbed from us. Reading Bessy Velasquez’s story and her daughters’ agony without her, as well as Thomas Whitney’s father makes me even more furious. Three famolies, three exceptional people, taken by a monster. There have been news on the case but I don;t think they are out officially yet. He will plead guilty (whereas in the beggining he was saying that he didnt do anything wrong!!) so that he gets minimum sentence. If both families don’t agree then he could be sentenced to much less years than already thought. We only know for sure that once his sentence is over, he will be deported to Afghanistan. I hope the other guys in prison make his life a living hell for that’s what he has caused upon our families. Sometimes I think, where the hell is that life penalty sentence … and then I change my mind, wanting to see him suffer for the rest of his life. He will get one of the two, I am sure.

By: Max The Cat

Max The Cat — Thu, 02 Jul 2009 19:04:15 +0000

Mr. Demetriou, thank you for your kind words, and please let me say how sorry we all are here at PYSIH over the death of your sister Panayiota. I can tell from you reaction that she must have been a fine woman and a great sister. I wrote this story, and I agree that it’s incredibly frustrating that Daryush Omar was even in this country and able to be driving a car drunk.

I did some research for you concerning Omar’s potential sentence, and although I’m not a lawyer, I’m pretty confident that he faces much more time than 7 years. The most severe charges he faces is 2 counts of Vehicular Manslaughter, a Class “C” felony in New York State. It’s true the minimum sentence he could receive for those two offenses is 7 years in prison. However if the judge decides to sentence him to the maximum term of 15 years for each count, and orders the two sentences to be served consecutively, he’ll end up with 30 years. And that doesn’t even take into account the DUI charge, which could tack on a couple of more years.

The 30 years is good possibility too, for a couple of reasons. This is his second DUI, and he already has a record for violent crime. He’s also facing the murder and robbery charges for Thomas Whitney’s death, which the judge may take into account.

I’m not trying to get your hopes up, but this is the reality of the situation. Whatever the case, we all wish you the best of luck, and everyone here hopes Omar gets all the prison time he possibly can. get.