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    Salvador Chavo Marquez

    salvador-chavo-marquezREAL kindness in and of itself seems to come easily to very few people. I am not talking about basic manners, like saying “thank you” or asking someone “how are you?”. I am talking about that true, altruistic generosity which so few of us posses as human beings. I am talking about the difference between a man who gives someone in need five bucks for a meal-or some hooch- versus the man who is willing to take that person into their own home, give them a place to lay their head, and help them to get back on their feet. The man who shows that true, selfless, raw, human compassion is indeed rare. And it is likely that so few of us will ever have the comfort of experiencing such generosity. One could consider themselves truly blessed if their life is lucky enough to be touched by someone who shows such selflessness. Because it is not a common thing nowadays, let’s face the facts. Sixty-two year old Steven Clark of San Clemente, California was one of those rare human gems. One who wouldn’t think twice about sharing whatever he had with someone in need for the sole reason that they are, as he is, simply a fellow human being.

    Stephen Clark, when described by friends and community members, was described as a “generous soul”. Stephen was loved dearly by his three children and was well-known throughout the eclectic beach side town for his unrelenting giving nature. Stephen would regularly help members of the community who were stephenclarkfilelrg“down on their luck” by inviting them into his home and providing a temporary roof over their heads so that they could get “back on their feet”. People would describe Stephen as an “Angel” who helped them in their time of need. Stephen made a true difference in the lives of people. It is safe to say that anyone who was touched by this individual’s generosity was lucky that their life had crossed paths with a soul so giving, kind, gentle, and compassionate.

    In 2004, Salvador Chavo Marquez was working as a technician for a satellite service provider when he and Stephen’s lives crossed paths. Salvador came to Stephen’s home to install a new system and the two struck up a friendship which grew closer over the next few years. So in 2006, when Marquez was struck by some “bad luck” and had nowhere to call home, Stephen generously opened up his own home to the young man. Despite the fact that much of Marquez’ “bad luck” was in reality, the consequences of his drug abuse and alcohol dependency, Stephen believed that Marquez was simply someone who had lost his way and needed a helping hand.

    So, if you were Marquez, would you be grateful to have a buddy like Stephen? And how could you possibly re-pay your friend in return for staying at his home rent free? Maybe you would repay them by cleaning the house, cooking meals, fixing things that are broken. But would you ever think to steal from that person? Someone who has been nothing but kind to you? Well, that’s what Marquez did to repay Stephen’s generosity. In July 2006, Stephen caught Marquez red-handed, stealing items from his home. Stephen was a kind man, but make no bones about it, his kindness was not a sign of weakness. When Marquez was caught stealing, probably with plans of “clucking off” the items to get his dope on, Stephen asked him to leave his home immediately.

    Marquez left the home and moved into a local motel with several other roommates. On the evening of August 5th, 2006, at 10:30 pm Marquez returned to the San Clemente home to pay Stephen a visit. Entering the home through an unlocked sliding glass door located on the side of the house, Marquez made his way through the residence until he was confronted by Stephen. At Stephen’s side was his faithful pooch, a spunky and loving poodle mix who went by the name of Charlie.

    It was at that point when Marquez immediately attacked Stephen with two knives, brutally stabbing him over ninety-eight times. Marquez, the cowardly piece of garbage, then turned his attention to Charlie, who he maliciously stabbed sixty times. It would come to be known at the trial that Marquez was so brutal in his attack against Stephen and his dog, Charlie, that both knives which were used in the crimes and left at the scene were found, broken in pieces. Marquez then proceeded to stomp and kick Stephen as the dying man lay, defenseless. Then, like a scampering rat, Marquez ransacked the home, taking every item of value which he could get his grubby hands on. Coin collections, computers, jewelry, and cash were among the numerous possessions of Stephens which Marquez quickly packed into Stephen’s pick up truck. The truck was so filled with Stephen’s belongings that the camper shell could not be closed. Marquez then drove off, leaving Stephen’s garage door opened.

    Marquez returned to his motel room where he met up with a roommate who noticed that there was blood on his shoes. When questioned by the roommate, Marquez was reported to have told him that he “got in a fight” and added,“don’t worry, the guy’s not amongst the living anymore”.

    Marquez then convinced that same roommate to help him out by taking the truck, loaded with the stolen possessions to Los Angeles. The roommate did not think twice when offered a crisp, new “c note” for his troubles. So, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dumber made their way into the night. But they never made it to Los Angeles. What with all that money burning a hole in their pockets, they decided to get drunk and careen around in the stolen truck. Those two dumb asses were so wasted that neither one of them noticed that they were low on fuel and were subsequently forced to pull over on the side of the freeway when the truck eventually ran out of gas. At that point, they decided to take a nappy-poo.

    At about 1:00 am, Marquez and his roommate’s beauty sleep was rudely interrupted by a California Highway Patrol Officer who immediately suspected the two of being intoxicated. Marquez was still wearing the same blood stained shoes which he had on earlier that evening when he brutally murdered Stephen and Charlie the pup-pup. When Marquez was questioned in regard to the blood on his shoes, he stated that the blood came from some fish which he had caught and cleaned. The Officer suspected that-dare I say-”something was fishy” and carted Marquez off to the county jail to sort some things out, holding him on DUI charges for the time being. Stephen’s stolen car and items were impounded.

    As the new day began, neighbors of Stephen’s noticed that his garage door was open and his truck was gone. As the day progressed and no one had heard from Stephen, his friends grew concerned as to his whereabouts. This prompted Stephen’s neighbor, who happened to reside with Stephen’s step-father to enter the residence in attempt to make contact with Stephen and check on his well-being. What they found would be much more than they could ever fathom.

    They found Stephen and Charlie the dog, laying on the bathroom floor of the master bedroom. Stephen’s throat had been slashed, and his teeth were broken from being kicked and stomped in the face. Stephen’s hand laid, outstretched, on his trusty companion as though he was trying to comfort the little pooch. Think about that one people. Damn.

    Authorities were called to the scene and almost immediately linked the stolen truck to that scumbag Marquez. When initially questioned, Marquez insisted that he had “borrowed” the truck from Stephen with his permission. When Marquez was further questioned as to why his bloody shoes matched imprints left on Stephen’s head, Marquez then switched his story up, claiming that he had found Stephen at the San Clemente residence laying on the floor and kicked his head because he “wanted to see if he was still alive”. Forget CPR, calling 911, or any emergency first aid, just kick them in the freaking head. Genius.

    This little cowardly bastard would continue to insist that he never killed Stephen, or Charlie. It was not until he actually took the stand that he changed his story for the third time, this time claiming that he had went to Stephen’s home on the night of the murder with intentions to apologize for stealing from him in July. Marquez claimed that he asked Stephen if he would be able to move back in, but then, conveniently “blacked out” and had no recollection of slashing the man, stomping the man, slashing his dog, or stealing more than a truckload of Stephen’s personal items. Before sentencing, Marquez would state that he felt “a lot of guilt and a lot of remorse”. He would elaborate by taking full responsibility for his actions, of course, with this statement:

    “I feel like some demon came over me and controlled my body and caused the actions that I took”

    Please. Marquez was charged with felony murder in the first degree, one felony count of animal cruelty, and one count of unlawfully taking a vehicle. On April 24th, 2009, Salvador Chavo Marquez was sentenced to life without the possibility of parole. This quote, by Charles H. Spurgeon reminds me of Stephen, now that his life has been taken so selfishly at the hands of someone who he had shown nothing but kindness or generosity toward. For the many people who knew Stephen, and were lucky to have had their hearts touched by this wonderful man, his friends, his community, his children, his family, Stephen and what he stood for lives on forever. People are forever changed for having the privileged of knowing this man.

    “A good character is the best tombstone. Those who loved you and were helped by you will remember you when forget-me-nots have withered. Carve your name on hearts, not on marble.”

    Amen to that. Rest in peace Stephen and Charlie. Burn in hell Salvador Chavo Marquez. You took something from this world which is so rare and valuable and it is truly a tragedy that you and a man like Stephen Clark’s lives ever crossed paths.

    Does Salvador Chavo Marquez Belong In Hell?

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    64 Responses to “Salvador Chavo Marquez”

    1. blondie says:

      It’s so sad when someone is repaid for their kindness with brutality and violence. No wonder no one wants to get involved today. Mr. Clark sounds as if he were a kind, decent, loving man and the world will be a much darker place without his shining star. RIP Stephen, you will be missed by your family, friends, and community. Nicely done Poptart.

    2. Alanna says:

      Being the realist that I am (though I might be called a cynic by some), I will go forward and say that there are VERY VERY FEW good people in this world. Having been down and out a time or two in my life, I can definitely say that those good people are far and few in between, and what lies between them are those who will use and abuse others, for whatever their sick purpose. It is truly a SHAME that this disgusting person ended the life of one of those rare people who chooses to open himself up to others. Other people with care in their hearts can turn and see the example of what happened to Mr. Clark, and harden themselves to the plights of their fellow mankind. Because what is the point of helping, if your repayment comes at the hand of such malice?
      This person, this murderer is in my mind a very good candidate for permanent removal from society. We as a people have put down more deserving dogs than this guy.

    3. MBA-Ms.BadAss says:

      Philanthropic generosity and wisdom need to go hand in hand.
      You don’t really know someone until you live with them.

    4. harlequin says:

      This is exactly why there are so few helpful people today. My husband and I met when he took me in as a teenager a few years younger than him (we did not begin seeing each other until years later when we had not been living together for some time). We took people in often before having children. After our son was born, we got more “picky” and started running background checks, but we still did it. The last time it was an old friend who was like a little sister to me—18, 8 months pregnant, with her boyfriend, needing a place to stay….things were great for a couple of months, and I was there when her baby was born—as time went on it became known that boyfriend had been a dry alcholic and was becoming not so dry. Because of his drunken behavior we gave hima warning- he was not allowed to drink in our house or to be drunk in our house or around our children. Reasonable, right? Well, when he broke that rule and it came time for them to leave, he attacked my husband—fists and words only, but it was bad, and our children were in our home when it happened—and we said NEVER AGAIN—so now we have become one of the majority- unwilling to help in that manner…..and it makes me sad—but I cannot risk exposing my children to such things again.

      • Monica says:

        It really sucks that when you are trying to help people out when they are down on their luck that they repay you like that!! WTF? is wrong with people these days??
        Stephens family should be proud of the wonderful person Stephen was and that his compassion for those down and out will be remembered forever – so sorry for them that his life and his beloved pups life had to end in such a horrific way…Marquez is a total sack of selfish shit.

    5. The Bosses Secretary says:

      Wow. My first good cry reading a column at Pysih.

      I’m currently staying at the home of my best friend, who has taken me in for the second time after my husband beat the crap out of me. This time he broke my jaw in two places, and I just got the wires out, and NO I AM NOT GOING BACK. She took me in without any reservations at all because SHE is one of these selfless people, always up and friendly and happy, and she never asked for a thing.

      May the POS who took this good man’s life rot for the rest of his scummy existence in a jail cell wedded to Bubba, and spend the rest of ETERNITY in HELL. And may God Protect Every Good Samaritan.

    6. Jennie says:

      I had to sit in on the closing arguments of this trial for a class I am taking. Let me just tell you…it was the most gruesome 3 hours of my life. The pictures of the crime scene and the details of the murder were shocking and horrendous. I seriously did not know that humans were capable of that kind of torture and decapitation. You think what you see on TV or the movies is bad? WOAH. I couldn’t eat for days, let alone think about anything else for months. I later learned that the judge offered all twelve jurors counseling for the things they had to see and hear. His poor family was sitting in front of me, crying and consoling one another each time the defense attorney got up to make excuses for him.

      That fat disgusting slob (he is enormous) didn’t move a MUSCLE the entire time. He just looked down ashamed, as he should be. He knew what was coming to him, and the rough eternity he has ahead of him. He’ll wish he were back in prison while he’s rotting in hell.

    7. kim says:

      poorly written.

      why thank you kim – perhaps you can do better? why don’t you write up a story and I promise it will get published, as long as the subject matter is suitable. of course, none of you literary critics ever rise to my challenge, because those who can, do, and those who can’t just criticize those who do.

      -editor

      • Mazzi says:

        Go to hell.

        • Mazzi says:

          Errr.. that was for kim, not you Max.

          • poptart1 says:

            Thanks to Mazzi, my sentiments exactly. :)

            And thanks to Max :)

            And kim? I can admit there are some typos, editing on my part could always be better but what the hell? I wouldnt go so far as to call this story “poorly written”. And frankly, someone who cannot even capitalize a sentence doesn’t have a whole lot of credibility when dishing out writing advice to others. Honestly.

            But really, submit something and show us all how it should be done. I am interested to see the high quality of your well written prose. LOL. I won’t hold my breath though……

            • Jessi says:

              Poptart, I think you did a great job as well. Don’t listen to Kim. If there were any typos or misspellings, I didn’t notice them because the imagery and story-telling were so good.

      • eternal says:

        those who can’t write, criticize.

        good job, poptart. go play with yourself, kim.

      • MBA-Ms.BadAss says:

        We all have a natural style when it comes to writing and style is simply the way in which one puts words together when they write. Different readers have different ideas about what constitutes good writing style. However, one must never forget that the goal in writing is not to sound intelligent, but to get your intelligent point across. Poptart1, you did an excellent job in getting several intelligent points across in your own style of writing. Keep up the good work! =)

      • Tito says:

        Well Kim, I don’t see you pulling a Pulitzer Prize out of your ass. So unless you take up Max’s challenge, I suggest you go play in traffic.

      • Miwist says:

        I didn’t think it was poorly written. I like the pictures too.

      • Miss Polly says:

        poptart, I was actually thinking as I read this that i enjoyed they way you put the story together. Once I got to the part where he was found I couldn’t help but well up with the image of this man attempting to console his dog. Its rare for me to get teary eyed while reading articles at work. This was a well thought out and well written piece. Thank you.

        I also miss admin’s style. Do you think he will make a guest appearance and do another write up someday? i loved his random links. :P

      • Amy says:

        I agree. Your big on criticizing others work. Though we are yet to be dazzled with anything you have written.
        I say put up, or shut up. Or are you only good at judging others work?
        Poptart is one of our best writers and alway puts across all aspects ( emotional, physical, criminal ) of every story she has published.

    8. pathgirl says:

      Kim’s just a tool, good job poptart1. from someone who lurks but does not comment often…

    9. PEN IN NC says:

      Damn, Kim is a real turd! I am a published author and I thought it was a fucking brilliant write up!

    10. Fred says:

      Well, now there is 1 less person who will help anybody….
      Many of us will help family and friends who are practically family, while less of us will help distant friends.
      When I was in college I was helped by a friend of a friend – a.k.a. a total stranger who I had a friend in common with me. While I crashed on her floor I had to play by some rules 1. I leave when everybody leaves 2. I don’t come in until somebody else is there. No key…. but I was grateful for the help…..
      The funny thing I find when helping people is that when helping with a need people are grateful, even if the help does not completely meet the need! While I may be “rich” compared to these people, they don’t ask me to “sacrifice just a bit more” as to meet their needs.
      BUT
      When meeting someone’s wants, suddenly there is such an attitude change…. Yes I am “rich” because I do not smoke, I occasionally drink and party – such activities are not something I expect to do every day (week or even month for that matter!) Thus i find myself keeping friend who need food, work done, etc, but the ones who always seem to need a few buck for cigarettes or a trip to Mickey D’s seem to appear and disappear…… partially because they always have another need and also because I resent their jealousy – no they should not have a computer as powerful as mine while they have a cigarette hanging out of their mouth and I don’t UNLESS they earn both!

      So before helping someone, I ask, can they take care of themselves? Do they really need the help or do they want the help so they do not have to make sacrifices? (If someone is asking me for food while they have a cigarette hanging from their mouth they are not hungry enough for my help)

    11. LilMissSunshine says:

      there is a special place in hell for people like salvador…

    12. JulieM says:

      This story is so tragic. I believe there a a lot of good people but scum like this makes fewer folks go the extra mile (ie, not just write a check, buck in a cup, etc).

    13. Mama78 says:

      The whole friggin thing makes me sick….like most of these stories do….but that the poor man was found with his hand on the dog ” like he was trying to comfort his trusty companion” who had also been stabbed 3,000 times just really takes the taco for me. What the FUCK is wrong with some people??!! And for drug money??!! Take it up the ass on a dark street corner like other junkies for christ sake!! W…T…F…???

    14. Amy says:

      My mother is a truely kind person. She opens her heart, her home…virtually everything she posesses to anyone who she thinks has a need. And she is constantly left emotionally hurt and ripped off. I asked her last month when she flew in to visit why she gives so much of herself. And with tears in her eyes she told me that its just becuase thats the way things ought to be. She is honestly surprised and saddened that not everyone is as she is.
      In some ways i wish i could be more like her. Im such an untrusting person, and i think it would be nice to be able to trust easily. But when you know that there are those like Marquez out there…what choice do you have?
      God bless Steven Clark and those other truely kind peple in the world…they are gonna need it.

      • Fred says:

        It’s a shame that people feel the need to go out of their way to cause extra hurt in these people’s lives.
        People like your mother can just be hurt enough when a person goes back to their old ways or ignore them, but to steal from such people is just evil.

    15. Zombie Girl Cindy says:

      Wow people are becoming more horrific by the day! Well I don’t quite know what to say about this other then the usual… That it’s just horrible and crappy, I am the sort of person who would give a helping hand I sure hope I dont fall on such an asshole in my life!

    16. SeYA says:

      Great, another illegal alien in our jails.

    17. Scott says:

      How horrible. What a kind and generous man he was. And Marquez gets life in prison? Can’t we just kill him immediately? I was on the fence about the death penalty before I found this site. Now I think we need to get rid of as many of these fuckers as possible.

      (I’m probably feeling angrier about it because of what he did to the dog… I’m a little embarassed to say…)

      • Tina says:

        Don’t be embarassed, Scott. I was thinking the same thing. I cry every time I read the articles on here about children and pets. This one has two of my weak spots in it….Elderly people and animals. I would love to see this mf chained to a tree naked on a bed of fire ants.

        • poptart1 says:

          Anyone with a heart WOULD care, Tina. It is ok.

          And I agree, a bed of fire ants would suffice well.

          • levy says:

            than all of u guys dont have hearts here!!! for wishing bad to others is just the same as killing them! if u had a heart u wouldnt stop to say nor think angry thought to others! let god handle it! dont get involve.. just wish marquez the best”! and i know Stephen Clark is with jesus!

            • vcbecky says:

              Levy, shut the hell up you ignorant dumbass. There is NOTHING anyone here could possibly post that could be worse than what your monster uncle did. If your intention is to make anyone here fear god or feel guilty for what we have said, you will fail harder the more you even try.

              This website is not for you. This is not a support forum for criminals and their enablers. You will find no friends here, Levy. Take your disgusting, twisted self someplace else.

              Salvador Chavo Marquez is a waste of flesh who should be dead, and nothing you say or do will ever change that.

    18. Allah Fubar says:

      Let this be a lesson people. Never allow brown people into your home.

      • Amy says:

        Oh please!!! Im so over the racial crap that some people spew.

      • blondie says:

        Your head has been up your ass so long, your tiny little brain has been deprived of oxygen. You are a racist pig, even your screen name is offensive. Evil has no color, no race, no religion, no sexual preference, or gender. Evil is. Plain and simple. This could easily have been the other way around with a Hispanic victim and a white perp. Then where would your little theory be?

    19. JulieO says:

      Put him in a Louisiana lake with his hands tied behind his back and his feet bound let the alligators get some lovin from this guy.

    20. nicole says:

      thats why no one is willing to help people anymore

    21. V.XIII says:

      The part where he tried to comfort his dog Charlie especially gets to me, what a kind man… this is another one that deserves drawing and quartering before his trip to hell…

    22. sclark1 says:

      Wow is about all I can say. This unfortunately was my Father. I am in shock about the responses to this article. My dear friend informed me of this site and said I should check out all the responses that were written by total strangers. Thank you everyone for sending responses and sharing your thoughts on this. I’m not sure who wrote the article, but it was written very well. There were only a few things that were a bit off, but other then that, the facts are all there. My Dad gave we he had nothing to give. He refused to find the bad in anyone. Because of this monster my Dad never got to meet his first Grandson who was only 5 months old when he was killed. I miss him every second of my life and I’ve never quite been the same without him. He was killed in the house where he raised me. My Grandpa was the one who found him and he lived next door. Ultimately this killed my Grandpa too, just a year later. He never could recover from it all. Sal is probably the sickest individual I have ever come into contact with. He actually had the nerve to walk into the courtroom everyday and stare at me in the eyes with the sickest grin on his face. He tried to apologize during the sentencing and the judge told him that his words meant nothing. He couldn’t be more correct. My brother and I did not want him to get the death penalty because it is too easy for him. He was only 27 when he did this and now he can rot in there or have the same thing done to him while he is in prison. I believe he will get what is coming to him. Thank you again for all that was written on here. Means a lot to my Dad’s family and friends.
      One final thought…this sick person has filed an appeal stating he didn’t get a fair trial. Since he did blackout and all…

      • sclark1 says:

        Sorry, one more thing. I forgot to comment on dear Charlie. He was an 11 pound cockapoo that my Dad took in as well. He loved him so much. The reason Sal took a break from stabbing my Dad was because Charlie was trying to protect him so Sal took care of him. Had he not stabbed him over 30 times, he would have died anyway because of internal injuries. He kicked him so hard in the stomach that he would have bled to death. I really don’t even think there is a place in hell for this monster.

      • Max The Cat says:

        I’m the editor here at PYSIH, and I would first like to offer our condolences at the loss of your father. I would also like to thank you for taking the time to let us know you found our article and comments comforting to you. When a victim does that, it’s the highest praise this website can receive, because we run PYSIH for you, and all the other victims of the human garbage we write about.

        Our membership comes from all walks of life, and all levels of class, wealth and intelligence. In many ways we are all very different. We count hard core liberals and staunch conservatives among our most valued members, but everyone manages to put their personal differences aside, because our primary mission – showing support for and giving a voice to the victims of violent crime and their families – is so much more important.

        Your father was a great man, and I believe because of his kindness and generosity, he will be rewarded in ways you and I cannot possibly understand. People who give to their fellow man the way he did are the best humanity has to offer, and I’m sure you are very proud of him. He was an example to all of us on how to live out lives.

        I hope someday you can move on with your life. Until then, you can count on us always being here for you.

        • Sclark1 says:

          Thank you again for everything. Victims don’t have many places to turn so anything helps. I’m sure everyone that’s a victim feels this way, but these types of things aren’t supposed to happen to “you” so it’s very hard to deal with. I hope to heal one day too. I pray for that day every second! Thanks again

          • levy says:

            like max the cat said he is a great example tp all of us!! yes there may be ppl like marquez out there who will bring us down but thats why we have to fight it and not have any kind of hate in our heart! we have to stand up and trry to pick up off those great example Mr Clark has shown us and together try to make this world a better place! grudges and hate only get bigger and than no great kind ppl are left!

    23. levy says:

      For those of u who wish bad on to others beware, for that in the bible it says that if u wish bad to others it will come in return!!!! one of the 10 comandments says YOU SHALL NOT JUDGE OTHERs.. god knows why he sd that! YOU will never know why chavo could have done such a heinous crime untill u lived in his shoes! i wish the best for all of u who have judged my uncle! im not trying to deffend him, but i do know something u all dont! and never would i judge some one who has hurt my sister or mom for iam not the one with the higher power! only the man above can punish us for our sin and JUDGDING others is a SIN! so love those who help u out in life and forgive those who have hurt you!

      • vcbecky says:

        You would NEVER judge someone who hurt your mother or sister? That’s a LIE, it’s inhuman, and that’s not what your god meant. Clearly you don’t understand the bible.

        Your uncle is a monster, and we will say what we want about him. It doesn’t matter WHY he did what he did – there’s no vindication for him on this planet. No one has to walk in his shoes to understand his reasons. His reasons don’t matter, Levy. How in the world could they?

        You are an extraordinarily ignorant person. It really is amazing.

        • levy says:

          YOU AND I are the last ones to be juding!!! do i feel bad that he did that to Stephen.. i do i honestly do! i dont think any one has the right to take another mans life! and i have had one to many experiences with juding and critizizing other that i have realized not to do it!!! if u speck out of ur ass like u are now saying marquez shld go to hell and agreeing than obviously ur a follower and u will have ur ass bitten when u least expected twice as bad!

          • vcbecky says:

            So… you’re judging me for having an opinion on this case? You know nothing, and no one here is going to sympathize with you.

            Fuck off, Levy. You’re in over your stupid head.

      • vcbecky says:

        Which commandment says you shall not judge others?

        I see 6 – You Shall Not Murder

        I see 8 – You Shall Not Steal

        Where in the bible does it say that if you wish bad on others, it will come back at you?

        Quote it, Levy. Quote it, or shut the hell up.

    24. levy says:

      and im very sorry for what has happen with ur faughter! if i could i would give him a piece of my heart so he can come back to u!

      • vcbecky says:

        You lie. Fuck off, enabler.

        • levy says:

          u should reallystop hating! move on with ur life and stop judging! i honestly feel bad for what happen with her faughter and as i see ur immature and need to grow up! try finding god and his help as u mature! u need it!

          • vcbecky says:

            You’re ignorant, twisted, and on the wrong website, Levy. There is no high road for you to take, and the harder you try the more foolish you look.

            Invoke god all you want – he’s not listening to you here any more than he listened to Stephen Clark while “Chavo” was killing him for drug money. God wasn’t listening to the family while “Chavo” sat in court grinning at them like the bloodthirsty, heartless, disgusting monster he is. Don’t even bother.

            Fuck off, Levy. You have no solid ground to stand on here. You’re disgusting.

            • levy says:

              than u explain to me how god works since u seem to know more about him and his ways!!

            • vcbecky says:

              I’m still waiting for your bible quotes. Quote directly for me, Levy, or are you embarrassed that i caught you on your misquotes and stupidities? Too late – it’s already there, with your name and IP attached to it. You can’t delete it.

              Your god is not my god, Levy, and yet I seem to know more than you do about him. There are reasons for that, not the least of which is the influence ignorant fools like you have had on my religious decisions. Your spewing of nonsense, and claiming it comes from the bible, turns more people away from your god than you could possibly know. Your kind damage your religion in ways you can’t possibly imagine. Good job.

              Fuck off, Levy. This website is not for you. You’re here to enable, and to shake a finger at those of us who think “Chavo” should have his neck sliced open and be left to drown in his own blood. He’s a monster, and you’re an arrogant, ignorant dumbass.

              Are you done judging me for how I feel, and telling me not to judge ‘Chavo”?

              Do you feel stupid yet?

              You couldn’t possibly feel as stupid as you actually are. Not yet, anyway. Keep posting, and you’ll understand eventually. Maybe.

            • vcbecky says:

              Good night, Levy. Perhaps tomorrow you’ll wake up and realize you came to the wrong place looking for sympathy and solidarity.

              Next time you log onto the internet, I think you should stick with something more in line with your staggering mental abilities. I suggest sesamestreet.org for a start. Learn your colors…

            • levy says:

              NO i will never understand how u think!!! but ur really boring me at least keep it intresting good night vc becky :)

            • popular says:

              this is a very dumb conversation. maybe you should all just logg off and keep comments to ur self. there are 3 sides to a stories clarks, chavos, and the right side. every one understood clarks, and every one heard chavos..but who KNOWS the right story???? ignorant are those who speck off clarks and chavos behalf.

            • Max The Cat says:

              You want to know what’s really dumb popular? You criticizing a thread that happened FIVE months ago.

              And what is this mysterious “third side” to the story? There’s only one story – Clark caught Chavo stealing from him and threw him out, so Chavo got mad and stabbed Clark SIXTY fucking times. The best excuse Chavo could come up with was (in his third version of events) that the devil made him do it.

              Did the devil make you post this comment popular? Or was it your own stupidity?

    25. popular says:

      please! u r no one to be speaking on anyones behalf im not defending chavo because i know that no one deserves death but dont act like u “KNOW” the story u think CLARK was that great of a man then good keep thinking that but there is things about tha man YOU have no clue about and Im not criticizing anyone in anything that i wrote did i say anything about there opinions NO i didnt all i am saying is the past is the past and even though it was wrong whats the point in arguing and saying harsh words that wont help bring clark or chavo back… LIVE LOVE AND LAUGH with the ones u have and dont spent ur time writing and waisting time just be with ur loved ones and enjoy there every second thats all im saying

      • vcbecky says:

        Fuck ‘Chavo’. NO ONE wants the monster back.

        “no one deserves death”

        Chavo dealt death. He deserves death. You deserve a groin kick. A groin kick might help rearrange that ‘brain’ you keep in your ass. It might not actually help you, but at the very least it will make the rest of us feel a bit better.

        “Im not criticizing anyone in anything that i wrote did i say anything about there opinions NO i didnt”

        Orly?

        “this is a very dumb conversation. maybe you should all just logg off and keep comments to ur self.”

        You’re a fool, and an illiterate liar.

        What was “Chavo’s” excuse for his monstrousness?

        ““I feel like some demon came over me and controlled my body and caused the actions that I took”

        You believe that? You’re an ignorant, superstitious, 3rd world dumbass, there is only ONE side to this story – Chavo is a fucking murderous monster. That’s the only ‘side’ that matters now.

        Go jump under a bus. Failing that, for fucksake DON’T BREED!

    26. Red says:

      What a kindly looking man Stephen Clark was. The world is truley a poorer place for having him snatched away. And it’s disheartening, soul crushing and bitterness enducing to have someone so selfless and kind taken in such a way. Tragedies like this deter many from extending kindness to strangers. There’s very few willing to risk it when we live in such a world. It’s natural to hold hatred towards those that harm the world and harm the communities willingness to open their hearts and homes for strangers in times of need. Go spout your god fearing crap where it’s relevent Levy because here it is just as antagonistic as the crap that those defending this scum spout.

      Popular, if you have some attachment to this monster then i take great pleasure in adding that Chavo deserves to suffer hell. His suffering is unlikely to be anywhere near a brutal as Stephen or Charlies but i rejoice (<<<thats for you religious zealots) in the fact that it will be well deserved and a lot slower. Unless vigilante justice on the inside prevails in this case.

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