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  • Cory Michael Clarke

    When love goes sour, human beings can really out-do themselves in terms of acts of evil done to try to punish the partner leaving the relationship.

    Quite often children are chosen as weapons to strike back at the parent who is now seen as an enemy to the delusional mind of an offended ass-hat.

    Cory Michael Clarke always had anger issues. In April, 2008, he was arrested for aggravated assault with a baseball bat on a 38-year-old man. Clarke hit the man several times inflicting severe head injuries before police arrived. The man sustained a head laceration.

    Men like Cory Clarke are control freaks who react out of proportion to any resistance to their way of thinking. The marriage of Cory Clarke and Michelle DeRocca was likely filled with rage and violence, due largely to his psychopathic personality.

    For Michelle, though, she felt blessed by having her children, eighteen-month-old Charley and seven-month-old Brook.

    They say that the path to freedom begins with one small step, and in the cases involving violent partners, the first step quite often is the last act an abused spouse takes before some tragedy befalls them thanks to the abuser. Loss of control is something these men (and some women) won’t tolerate.

    The divorce between Michelle DeRocca and Cory Clarke was bitter and the sticking point became the children. A recent study shows that abusive men will fight for custody as they know the children are key to controlling their ex-wives.

    And, despite Cory insisting that Charley had a bruise on him that indicated someone was abusing Charley while in Michelle’s care, the court awarded Michelle full custody and granted Cory Clarke visitation rights. Clarke was also ordered to pay child support.

    As for the abuse charge Clarke made, the authorities investigated but could find no substance to the claims.

    So you can imagine how unhappy Cory Clarke was at this turn of events. And like any loser, Clarke was going to make Michelle DeRocca pay and pay dearly. On the first weekend of his first court ordered visit, Cory Clarke decided to act.

    On July 3, 2009, while Cory Clarke had the children at his home at 3 Mill Street, Monticello, New York, investigators surmised that Clarke sodomized and raped his seven-month-old daughter, Brook. Aware that his actions would be discovered once he returned the children to Michelle, he devised an elaborate plan to cover his deed, eliminate Brook and emotionally destroy Michelle – all at the same time.

    On Saturday, July 4, 2009, Cory Clarke set out on foot with Brook and Charley in a stroller which had visors covering the children. He walked over three miles to the Wal-Mart in the town of Thompson, purposely stopping at a Stewart’s and a Dunkin’ Donuts along the way to establish his alibi.

    At the Dunkin’ Donuts, he showed a friend of his the two children and made some small talk before leaving at 11:58 a.m. Cory Clarke was shown entering the Wal-Mart thirteen minutes later with Charley on one side (with the visor up) and the visor down on the side he claimed Brook was in.

    Clarke had several stories as to when and where he noticed that Brook was gone.

    First, it was when he was waiting in line to pay for a teething ring.

    Then, it was after he came out of the washroom after changing Charley’s diaper.

    Finally, it was most definitely after he stopped in front of the in-store McDonald’s and gave Brook a bottle and then went to buy a teething ring.

    At any rate, at approximately 12:20 p.m., Cory Clarke notified Wal-Mart employees that his seven-month-old baby girl was missing, abducted from the stroller that she was strapped in to and which surveillance tapes indicated had never been out of his arm’s reach.

    Once authorities were notified, the area was essentially shut down and sealed off. The entire store and parking lot were searched and no one was allowed to enter the store or to leave. Vehicles were thoroughly checked.

    A coordinated and massive search was executed by the New York State Police, three county (Sullivan, Orange, and Ulster) police departments, and the Monticello Fire Department. Michelle DeRocca, who had driven up with her parents, Andy and Kim DeRocca, from Landing, New Jersey in anticipation of retrieving her children from Clarke, was brought to the location and interviewed by the police.

    An amber alert went out for the missing baby. Meanwhile, state troopers were bothered by Clarke’s cool and detached manner, and by the slight variations in his story of where and when he ultimately noticed Brook was gone.

    In comparison, Michelle DeRocca was inconsolable and crying non-stop. No doubt she was aware of the tragic fact that children who are abducted by strangers are usually murdered within the first twenty-four hours.

    Law enforcement immediately became suspicious as Clarke claimed the stroller was never out of his reach and that Brook had been buckled in the stroller seat the entire time. These assertions made the notion of someone quickly snatching the infant ludicrous.

    State troopers pointed out the facts to Cory Clarke and he admitted that it would be hard to abscond with the child. Finally, one state trooper challenged Cory Clarke to explain the discrepancies and Clarke said, well, maybe Brook “… never made it to Wal-Mart.”

    District Attorney Steve Lungren stated that:

    “(It) was evident that some of the things Clarke said were not accurate. Based on our investigation, it is clear that when Clarke went to Wal-Mart, he did not have both children with him.”

    When the trooper asked where she was, Clarke just stared at him and said he didn’t know.

    There were other troubling signs. Cory Clarke refused to give a DNA sample. He refused to allow the police to search his Mill Street home.

    Realizing that Clarke’s efforts were likely an attempt to mislead them, the authorities regrouped and began searching the area around Wal-Mart and along the route he took to reach the store on Lanahan Road.

    There is a saying that God works in mysterious ways. Well, something mysterious and rather miraculous had to be working on that July 4th afternoon, because baby Brook was alive after all her father had done to her, and despite being dumped in a grassy, wooded area near an abandoned bungalow colony, despite being exposed to animals and the elements, despite no pants or diaper to protect and to keep her body warm, Brook was alive.

    New York State Trooper Joe Ehrets was scouring the woods near the Wal-Mart. There, lying face down in the mud and tall grass, seventy-five feet off Lanahan Road and one hundred and fifty yards from the Wal-Mart, clad in only a shirt, was baby Brook.

    As the trooper approached, he could faintly hear her crying very softly, her cries muffled by her position and location.

    District Attorney Jim Farrell made this chilling conclusion:

    Her cries could not be heard from the road. He never meant for her to be found. He absolutely meant for her to die.

    Close to five hours after she was first reported missing, Brook DeRocca was found. The news spread like wildfire and in the Wal-Mart parking lot, people heard a joyous whoop from grandmother Kim DeRocca.

    Her daughter, Michelle emerged from inside the store, holding Charley close, as the news reached her. Michelle DeRocca was taken to the Catskill Regional Medical Center in Harris where Brook was being examined and cared for.

    It was at the Catskill Medical Center that Brook’s injuries were noted and documented.

    The ecstatic jubilation exhibited by Michelle and her parents contrasted sharply to Cory Clarke’s impassive reaction. When told by troopers that Brook had been found – and found alive – Clarke responded with, “Oh, that’s good.”

    The police now knew that there was definitely something wrong about Clarke’s whole report and, until they received the medical reports, authorities were considering charging him with falsely reporting an incident in the second degree.

    Once the evidence of the sexual assault was gathered, the investigation continued until the district attorney’s office presented it to a grand jury. The results? Cory Michael J. Clarke was indicted by a Sullivan Grant Jury on the following charges (all felonies except for the last one which is a misdemeanour):

    • Second-Degree Attempted Murder

    • First-Degree Criminal Sexual Act

    • First-Degree Sexual Abuse

    • First-Degree Incest

    • Second-Degree Assault

    • Reckless Endangerment

    • Abandonment Of A Child

    • Endangering The Welfare Of A Child

    On September 17, 2009, Cory Clarke made his appearance at Sullivan County Court for his arraignment. Clad in the latest in orange jumpsuits and matching hand and ankle bracelets, he pleaded not guilty to all charges.

    Initially, Clarke was represented by public defender Henri Shawn, who responded to Judge Frank LaBuda’s query as to why Clarke was being kept in the Delaware County Jail in Delhi. Turns out that Clarke has been the victim of several attacks by other inmates and keeping him housed at a different jail was for his own protection.

    Boo-hoo. No one protected Brook so Clarke should be treated equally – without protection. It would be kind of nice, eh?

    It is maddening that the system goes to such lengths to protect violent assholes, but provides no protection to innocent babies.

    As the community interest in this case was at a fevered pitch of intensity, lawyers for both sides were ordered by Judge LaBuda NOT to talk to the media. The judge stated that he did not want anything to adversely affect the defendant’s right to a fair trial due to the “emotional issues” surrounding the trial.

    With that stipulation made, the trial was set for March, 2010. Cory Clarke was returned to his jail cell as he was not given bond – and, after all, who would pay his bail?

    At some point, Henri Shawn was replaced by Fred Neroni. There was never any explanation given, but one wonders if Henri Shawn sprouted a conscience.

    Hey, it could happen. Just sayin’.

    Well, slowly the wheels of justice moved and by March 2, 2010, the trial began. Opening statements from both sides on March 2nd were given and the prosecution was handled by District Attorney Jim Farrell. In his opening remarks he said:

    “This case is about the ultimate betrayal, the betrayal of a father of his own daughter.”

    Farrell was able to show Clarke in the parking lot and walking through the store – at no time was the stroller away from him and at no point did he give Brook a bottle as he claimed he did. Clarke’s story about leaving the stroller while changing Charley was a fabrication as the surveillance tape showed.

    Farrell also had DNA evidence to prove the unthinkable. A mixture of Brook’s DNA and Cory Clarke’s DNA was even found on his clothing.

    The prosecution had the medical evidence, the surveillance tapes and the defendant’s own statements which were proven to be lies – Fred Neroni’s defense?

    Well, Fred Neroni never addressed the DNA evidence. In fact, Neroni’s whole defense strategy appeared to be a variation of SODDI – Some Other Dude Did It.

    Fred Neroni said Clarke did not have enough time in the thirteen minutes from Dunkin’ Donuts to Wal-Mart to dump Brook in the woods, along with her pants and diaper. Furthermore, Clarke didn’t have grass or mud on his shoes or pants.

    Is it possible to go and dump a small body and still make it to Wal-Mart from Dunkin’ Donuts in thirteen minutes? Well, yes.

    Is it possible to clear off any dirt and grass on the walk to Wal-Mart? Um, again, yes.

    The defense was clearly grasping for something to create that infamous loophole, reasonable doubt.

    Neroni stated that there were “huge” gaps in the video tape. You know, the fifteen or so minutes they have of Clarke on tape inside the store? Before he claimed he noticed Brook gone?

    Neroni’s theory is that during these fleeting gaps, as Clarke goes from in focus on one camera to another, somehow, someone came along, cloaked – after all, Clarke himself stated he always had the stroller at arm’s reach – managed to lift up the visor, unbuckle Brook, grab her, push the visor back down and run away with the infant.

    Of course, do all this without Brook making a sound.

    Oh, and the person never shows up on the security footage that nailed Clarke.

    And no witnesses either.

    Naturally, on the planet Fred Neroni resides, there’s no oxygen, so one can be forgiven at the total suspension of belief required to even follow this fairy tale.

    As stated before, the jury went in to deliberations on March 8, 2010. Sixty-two minutes later, the decision was reached: guilty on all counts.

    It’s a wonder the jury took sixty-two minutes to reach its verdict!

    District Attorney Jim Farrell also showed graphic photos of the physical damage Brook sustained as well as the diaper she had been bleeding in.

    Defense attorney Fred Neroni assiduously avoided this evidence and instead continued to state that there were “wide gaps” in the evidence which raised “significant” doubts about Clarke’s guilt. Like, Clarke could not have done it with the time restrictions.

    Neroni never bothers to address key evidence items like the DNA, claiming instead that:

    “Whatever happened in those woods, there is no trace of anything. They found nothing on the defendant in this matter.”

    The DNA evidence conclusively shows that Cory Clarke sodomized his daughter, Brook. The evidence proved the sexual abuse. The surveillance footage showed that there was no abduction.

    Furthermore, given Brook’s location in the woods, Farrell made the point that Brook was meant to die. If Brook had been not found that afternoon, then she would most likely have died during the night as the weather had been unseasonably cool.

    Next up was the sentencing phase. Both sides made their cases with Neroni still clinging to the reasonable doubt illusion. The judge managed to gain some justice for Brook. He essentially agreed with the prosecution to ensure Cory Clarke spent the maximum amount of time in prison for his evil acts.

    Jim Farrell argued for consecutive sentences and the judge agreed.

    Judge LaBuda sentenced Cory Michael J. Clarke to fifty years to life. Clarke received the maximum of 25 years for attempted murder and the maximum of 25 years to life for predatory sexual assault against a child. Oh, and he was sentenced on the other charges as well. Cory Clarke will not be eligible for parole until he is 78 years old.

    Fred Neroni still maintains that the time line is not sufficient for Clarke to have committed the crime and that he plans to appeal the sentence and the verdict. Sure hope hell can accommodate Neroni’s inclusion on Clarke’s trip to the netherworld.

    Referring several times to Clarke as “evil incarnate,” in passing sentence on Clarke, the judge summed up just about everyone’s feelings on Cory Clarke:

    “On that day, you lost your humanity and you became evil incarnate. This was a vicious, evil act, committed beyond the pale of reason or explanation.”

    Afterwards, District Attorney Jim Farrell said, “he should have been her protector, her shield from the evils of the outside world. But instead he became her assaulter, her abuser.”

    The notion of him spending years behind bars for his actions is almost as satisfying as it would be to turn him loose in general population for a while.

    Still, one has to take the time to be thankful he did not manage to weasel his way out of punishment, although he tried.

    And I’d like to I think he’s on an express train to his ultimate punishment. I am hoping the general inmate population gets the story on this piece of shit. When they are done with him, if Cory Clarke isn’t dead, then he will be praying to be.

    One can dream, can’t one?

    Should Cory Michael Clarke Burn In Hell?

    • Let it burn, let it burn, let it burn, burn, burn. (99%, 613 Votes)
    • No, I believe his lawyer. Screw The DNA match! (1%, 5 Votes)

    Total Voters: 618

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    87 Responses to “Cory Michael Clarke”

    1. Bohring says:

      He left her out there to die. It should be the same as First Degree murder. The intent was the same.

      The thought of her alone, face down in mud, lonely and crying in pain just breaks my heart.

      What a vile bastard.

    2. Mandie says:

      Cut his dick off. Cut the F*cking thing off and make him eat it. Bastards like this should get instant death. When there is DNA proof there should be no reason for appeals, no reason for the rest of us to pay for his food, warmth and dental, education, whatever the hell else he’ll get in jail. I hope he dies a very slow and painful death after he takes it in the behind by many many different men with unusually large dicks.

      • Jason says:

        Ya know, some people are only worth being chipper shredded into pig food penis first. It hurt me to say that, but it’s true.

        • VCBecky says:

          ‘pig food penis’? Hm…

          “Stick around for more hardcore punk and metal! Next up is the new Punk band from LA – PIG FOOD PENIS!”

          It totally works.

          • Mandie says:

            ahh yes hardcore punk metal..one of my favs. Better yet, chop his penis into pig food and force feed it to both him and Robert Pickton. Sautee it in pigs shit tho. Ok I’m grossing myself out.

        • dooflotchie says:

          He could still be ground up for pig food AFTER he gets fucked to death by 496 other inmates…

        • pain4anangel says:

          Oh god, no! The pigs did nothing wrong. No reason to poison them.

    3. VCBecky says:

      He raped and deserted his half-naked infant daughter in a remote area to piss off his ex wife. That’s incomprehensible.

      I agree with Mandie. I’d rather have my tax money go to something frivolous, like a program that offers free toe-hair removal for underprivileged albino gibbons. Cory Clarke is a worthless shit, and he should be treated as such.

    4. crabbygirl81 says:

      This man is vile… I hope he never gets out of prison alive. His daughter was 7 months old – what could possess someone to do that to such a little baby???

      • dooflotchie says:

        What could possess someone to do what he did? Having the world’s blackest, most foul maggot-ridden lump of shit for a heart, maybe?

      • kenny says:

        Kinda surprised the lawyer didn’t try the “disillusion of reality” defense. He thought in his world that suitable revenge for divorce and losing his abuse case was to rape and murder his baby daughter to get back at his ex-wife. He thought it would hurt her the most. I’m glad he didn’t do it to both children.

    5. angela says:

      He should be staked to the ground face down in general population and everyone should get a turn doing the same to him until he dies.

    6. nicolenumbertwo says:

      Here’s hoping that a guard *accidentally* puts him into the general population so that any form of prisoner’s revenge can be exacted upon him.

    7. ms. me says:

      I don’t understand crimes like this. Child abuse is beyond my comprehension but a baby??? They say rape is about power, not sex, but an adult already has total power over a baby. It’s just inconceivable and disgusting.

    8. ForlornW says:

      Budgie, you write very well, even about a terrible, wrenching subject.

      May this man find in others that which he has given.

    9. VCBecky says:

      General pop should be used as a deterrent for these kinds of crimes against babies and children. If more abusers went into general population and were left to the whim of the other inmates, they might think more carefully about what they do before they do it. And if they do it anyway, general pop would assure we wouldn’t have to pay for their room, board and medical for very long. I’m sure the other prisoners would welcome it too.

      Prison shouldn’t be a vacation. People should fear it mortally. That’s part of the reason we have prisons – as a deterrent, not just as a place to store people who are beyond repair. No TV’s, no rec rooms, no cigarettes, all cold meals… there should be no comforts in prison. There should be basics plus medical care, and that’s all. I don’t see why we need to coddle monsters.

      • Mandie says:

        Yup you are so right. They should all be forced to live in tents, no coffee, no stimulants whatsoever. And pink clothes. What happened to chain gangs? If they aren’t going to be put to death then at last make them useful. And plenty of public humiliation. Male child abusers should be forced to share a cell with gay serial killers and the same applies for the female freaks. Cold porridge, water and dry toast. no veggies, just a multi vitamin. If that. Or the rotten veggies that the food bank can’t hand out. Prisoners should not eat better than our elderly.

      • Maelstrom says:

        I used to know a prison guard in Michigan, and I once asked him about the so-called “perks” the prisoners receive….he shook his head rather calmly and explained how if they didn’t have the tv’s, the smokes, the rec rooms, etc….then it would be bedlam 24/7 and absolutely impossible to control without more guards…and let’s face it, most people aren’t cut out for the job, and many just walk away not too long after starting because they can’t hack it.

        But I share your rage, Becky….about all of it.

        – Death for rapists, child molesters, murderers, and child abusers in all 50 states, 30 days after the conviction. None of this 12-15 years hanging out on Death row, wasting everyone’s time and money. Just smoke them and move on, assembly line style.

        • VCBecky says:

          We need to dig a HUGE pit, and line it with concrete, curved inward like a bowl at the top to prevent escape. There should be a retractable cover for it, that is gas-permeable but holds in heat or cool, that can roll over and cover the pit at night or when it is very cold. Part of it should be a communal restroom with group showers, and there should be several lean-to like shelters for when it is really hot or raining out. No privacy. Have the perimeter patrolled by guards with heavy protective gear and big guns, day and night. They can walk along the concrete ring.

          Fill it with hardcore criminals. Give them each a basic set of clothing, a blanket and basic toiletries. Once or twice a day, toss down enough food and water for all of them and make them fight for it. Let them form a society down there. Don’t give them rules. Shoot anyone who even looks like they might try to escape – otherwise they’re on their own. For life, however long that is.

          Yeah, I’d be o.k. with my tax dollars going to pay for that.

    10. Damn says:

      I believe the lawyer! A kidnapper with mad nijia skills took the baby and left her in the woods! And we all know that DNA evidence is overrated! Many innocents have been convicted on bungled DNA evidence! He is being framed by his evil ex-wife!

      [/TROLL MODE OFF]

      Just kidding. He deserves death. However, being locked in a room with another pedophile/rapist 23 hours at day is good enough. Let’s hope that his cellmate is a 300 pounds Nation of Islam rapist with a dick bigger than Siffredi.

      • VCBecky says:

        What to do with that twenty-fourth hour… do we allow them to shower, or do we just hose them down against a wall and let them air dry? ;)

        • Mandie says:

          I think the hour could be used on rotation, a day to rub salt and gravel in his anal wounds, a day to spray ice cold water on him, and of course a day where the hour could be used for some sleep. Can’t have him dying from exhaustion, that would be too easy.

          • Damn says:

            I’ve read something about protective custody, and it’s not funny. 23 hours at day in a 2 beds room, no library, gym or TV/games, and the room is shared with another “indesiderable” convict. He could be a former cop, an informant, or a violent pedo/rapist. In a week or two Cory will beg for death…

      • Maelstrom says:

        Damn,

        Thanks a lot !!!!

        I’m a bit of a novice when it comes to Italian hardcore porn, so I googled Siffredi.

        I am left with only three words….

        For fuck sake.

        • Damn says:

          LOL, Rocco is hated by the porn actresses because he is brutal, sadist and has an enormous salame…

          • Diana says:

            Oh….my…..Gawd.

            That was the most horrifying Google of my life.

            Lesson Learned.

            *crosses legs in terror*

            • Maelstrom says:

              - Most women like them big….and the ones who say “it doesn’t matter” are lying. But I’m going to go out on a limb here ; and I think I can speak for the majority….most of us do not want to be impaled with this…this….this….thing.

              Makes me thank my lucky stars that I am not in the Italian porn industry….or any porn industry for that matter.

              Good grief.

            • Max The Cat says:

              All I have to say is thank God for those liars….

              Yes, it’s little…..*sniff*

            • Maelstrom says:

              XD XD XD….HA ha.

              I actually snorted with laughter. :)

            • Diana says:

              There is absolutely a point where things are…*ahem*…too big. Sleeping with that….would be like giving birth to a baby cow. It’s as if he acquired Elephantitis but it only affected his..umm…well…you know ;)

            • VCBecky says:

              I cannot recall who said this, but I remember a quote that belongs in this part of the thread:

              man: “Aww, c’mon, it’s not too big. A woman is built to give birth, and it isn’t anywhere near the size of a baby.”

              woman: “Well YEAH, but I don’t wanna give birth every time I see you!”

            • Homer says:

              This reminds me of something I heard many, many years ago…

              *ahem*

              It’s not the length,
              it’s not the size.
              It’s how many times
              you can make it rise!

              ;-)

      • Annmarie says:

        Yea thanks guys. Not only do I have a stomach bug but my Italian neighbor just gave me a huge, fresh, home-made salami to make when I’m feeling better. Think I’m gonna just toss it now lol

        • Maelstrom says:

          XD !!! I can not do this….seriously. I have to make the decision to NOT engage in this. My mind is perpetually in the gutter, and I could keep this topic going to ages.

          • VCBecky says:

            Me too. Then people made the mistake of putting a microphone in front of me, and it was all over.

            • Annmarie says:

              Haha I’d love to hear u sing! My friends r in a punk rock band. Fucking Hysterical. Boardlords. Check em out on u tube. Can we see u singing on there?!?

            • VCBecky says:

              I sing in a metal band, with my husband as the drummer. I would post the band name and all, and we are definitely on youtube, myspace, facebook, etc. but even putting my photo up on PYSIH was a stretch for me. I only did it because there’s not much detail to be gleaned from a pic that size, of that quality. I like to remain as anonymous as possible on forums for the very reason that, with a few specifics, I’m really easy to find. Can’t help it – I’ve done a lot of stage performing and there are a lot of vids and pics and I don’t know karate to defend myself from crazy people. I know how to fight dirty, of course, but I don’t know karate… ;)

            • Annmarie says:

              Yea I hear ya. I don’t do facebook or myspace. Sometimes Kinda wish I did tho. I’ll try n find ya!

            • VCBecky says:

              If you do, please don’t post any specific info here. :)

            • Annmarie says:

              Lol don’t worry I’d never do that. I’d never be able to find u anyways:(

      • Sherry Rojas-Fondal says:

        I know it’s a year and a half too late for this response, but Siffredi isn’t big enough for him; try Lexington Steele or Brian Pumper. Either way, this guy needs to be Bubba’s bitch.

    11. Gabby says:

      If I was that type of person.. I would print off a copy of this story and mail it to more then one person at the prison that he goes to. Rather there is hell after death or not won’t matter.

    12. Samildanach says:

      This is one of those cases where I reckon we give “attempted” murderers a reward for their own incompetence.

      The baby didn’t NOT die because of any action taken by this asshole. So why should he get a lighter sentence than he would have had not murder just been one more thing this fuck-up couldn’t do properly?

      If he had relented and told them what he did and as a result they found her and she survived .. sure give him 75 years instead of life … but in this case??? WTF???

    13. Daughter of the Firmament says:

      Assrape is too good for this cocksucker!

    14. ferrets says:

      i see no reason to pay 35,000 average/year to support this jerk until he is 78 assuming he doesn’t get shanked prior to that, so my suggestion to immediately drop his naked ass in the middle of a polar bear preserve-a green win win for everyone, one less worthless fuck-head sucking up resources, one less drain on the state and a couple happy polar bears. Just look at his smug face, like to see a polar bear paw take that grin-and his face with it-right off him

    15. USS Yorktown says:

      This guy looks like a potential serial killer.

    16. s says:

      I pray Brooke hs no memory or lasting physical injuries.
      I don’t understand how he would be allowed unsupervised visitation- didn’t he beat a man with a baseball bat in 2008? Can’t violence like that and possibly other violent incidents that occured be grounds for him to not be alone with the children? Did he even serve time for that previous attack? Aside from my heartbreaking from the terrible things that people on this site do, I’m always blown away at what busy little beavers these people are with there constant violent attacks, thievery, and they always seem to be out on bail or turned out of the system quickly.

    17. goli1982 says:

      Wow… I am glad everyone has voted yes. That’s a first!

    18. Tanya says:

      I have a little bit of knowledge on how prison works.. In Texas anyway, not New York. But here in Texas they have a prison just for these types of freaks. And did I miss something in the story? Did it state that he would be in solitude? I’m going to be honest..I did some time in prison for a drug charge.(My stupid ass took a charge for a man….) My last 8 months was done on Mountain View Unit, it’s the female death row unit. It was the only unit that had the course I was required to take before my release. Here I was mixed in with murders and sex offenders. I was in a dorm with a woman that chained her son up to a refrigerator and starved him almost to death. I was with women that abused their children mentally, physically and sexually. There were all sorts of criminals in this prison, in my dorm they didn’t separate us by our charges. Maybe we’ll get lucky and it will be the same way with this POS no-life SOB

      • Annmarie says:

        How did u keep your cool and not beat the shit outta these bitches? I’m figuring that fighting would have just kept you in there longer. That would have been so hard for me.

        • Tanya says:

          It was sooo hard believe me I had to just keep to myself and try not to look at them. I was just trying to get out of there but I’ll tell you this… If I was in there for life or something I would have been beating some ass up in there, but then again If I was doing life I would probably be as bad as they were! I did 2 years with some crazy ass folks and I will never forget that time in my life. I sure learned my lesson, haven’t messed with any kind of drug in almost 6 years now. I came home and googled some of those bitches and found out the majority of them lied about why they were even in there. Then I start watching Investigation ID channel and I see so many stories on the woman I was locked up with. One of them told me she took a charge for her son then I see on ID that she actually chopped her boyfriend up in little pieces and threw his remains around the ranch she was living at. It takes a special kind of killer to be able to chop up a man that is 3 times your size and then go to prison and tell everyone that it was your son that did it but you took the charge. I wish I could see her now, I’d slap the shit out of her.

          • Maelstrom says:

            Tanya,

            I commend you on getting your shit together, and learning a hard lesson.

            Good job, and good luck !!!! :)

          • Max The Cat says:

            Cangrats on those six years Tanya. I know from experience that achieving something like that takes more that watching the days go by and not using. It’s a hell of a lot of work and pain and emotions and joy and sadness and loss and return and a thousand other things.

            But God damn if it isn’t worth every fucking bit of it.

            • Tanya says:

              Thank you Max.. And I couldn’t have said it better, obviously you know exactly what I have been through and still go through. Although, I can tell you that it is so much easier to stay drug free now then it was 3 years ago. It’s the hardest thing I have ever done and it is by far the greatest thing I have ever accomplished, besides having raised my daughter. She has given me the strength to do anything. When I was released on parole in 2007 I came home and sat her down (this was right before her 13th birthday) and told her everything. My main concern while I was locked up was losing that very special bond I had with her. So I decided to be 100% honest with her and tell her exactly what I had been doing and made her aware of the warning signs of me using drugs. You see I didn’t want her to ever feel like she would never know if I was using because she didn’t know before. I so I told her everything. And because of that she knew she could trust me and I have not and will not ever let her down again. She will be 18 years old in a few short months and we are closer than ever before. She is my world and she knows it. She trusts me with everything and comes to me with any issue she has. And there is no drug out there that could ever give me more joy or happiness than that. So thanks again Max.

          • Annmarie says:

            Wow that is some crazy shit. I can just imagine what you’ve been thro. I give you a pat on your back, fuck it, a big hug for getting away from the drugs and becoming a good parent:)

    19. Annmarie says:

      What a low life POS scum. I’m so sick of these monsters who abuse or kill kids. It happens every fucking day. It seems like it will continue to happen till the end of time. While I bust my ass, sick w stomach bug, everyone puking for 3 days now, I’m still taking care of my hubby n kids. I don’t deserve a metal tho I’d like one. Life and being a parent is not easy. It’s fucking rough. I just don’t understand the different breed of humans that are out there and WTF is wrong with some of them? I’m not normal. I do crazy things. Hurt my loved ones? Would never happen. I don’t have that kinda evil running thro my blood.

    20. Sherry Rojas-Fondal says:

      What a sick, twisted, disgusting son of a bitch! I cannot believe this fucker would leave his baby girl there to die and then claim that she was nabbed at the local Wal-Mart. Where do people like this get their ideas from? It’s the same thing if he went into a local Baskin Robbins and claimed that while he was in line, somebody kidnapped his daughter. Deplorable trash! This is why I would strongly support that parents should obtain a license before having children.
      Then his lawyer. This bastard wants us to believe that somebody actually kidnapped his daughter right in front of him and then ran off with her. He expects us to buy that shit? How he can even practice law is beyond me, let alone convince a jury with that bullshit. Both of these piece of shit low-lives should walk the plank with duct tape over their eyes and a broom stick shoved so far up their asses that it touches their bladders, waiting to be gobbled up by a brood of starved aligators. I hope young Brook never remembers this tragic, life-threatening ordeal. Burn in hell Cory Michael Clarke and your piece of shit faggot lawyer!

    21. The Bosses Secretary says:

      At least he didn’t strangle the kid before he threw her away in the weeds.

      There’s that. Just sayin’. At least she’s still alive, thank God.

    22. E says:

      Nothing ever sinks into the thick skulls or makes an impression on the twat-tards whose responsibility it is to decide and set up parent child visitations. Did it not ever occur to these mouth breathers, “Gee, this ugly motherfucker beat a man in the head with a baseball bat. Gee, his fuse is short! Gee, maybe we oughta kinda, I dunno, not ever give him no visit to his kidss what are unsupervised, no not ever!”

      I think we’ve found the toughest,thickest, most impermeable object known to man. It isn’t cement or diamonds or spider web or any of that stuff. No. It’s whatever makes up skulls, eardrums, eyes, brains, ofthe folks who let Clarke take his children unsupervised, who let all the other child abusers and baby rapers on this site. Nothing gets through to these people. Nothing.

    23. E says:

      And, probably that same stuff (see my earlier post) makes up the brains and vaginas of the stupid women who conceive by the Cory Clarkes of the world and let the fuckers be alone with them.

      I want to do a little experiment. I want to know if Clarke’s head, ears, is also made of this hard stuff. I could probably find out if I stood over him for about an hour and beat his head with a nightstick. And then shove it in one ear and straight thru his head and out the other.

      He thinks he’s tough. Then again, he did beat on a 38-year-old man. Hmm. Maybe I should abandon my experiment.

      No, better idea: I’ll hamstring him first and slice his hands off. Then let the beating commence.

    24. slowbutsteady says:

      who in the fuck votes no? I just don’t get it!

      • Damn says:

        A troll, or a fundie that sincerely believes that jeebus will not send anyone to hell, or an hopeless libtard. Your choice.

        • Maelstrom says:

          There always seems to be one colossal fuck face who votes no…

          Of course the whole “voting” aspect of this and all other threads is symbolic, and no one other than a dummy would believe otherwise, I still want to find out who the lone voter is shake them a little, bitch slap them a few times in the face with a leather glove, and pinch them really hard until they morph into a red-faced little ball of distress and pain.

          - And perhaps throw in a good swift kick to their shins as well…with my highly fashionable steel-toed boots.

    25. Justin says:

      A friend of my parents was a public defender in the 70s. He finally quit when the firm where he was employed gave him the job of defending a man who had raped his infant daughter. In one day he looked at the case, interviewed the suspect, then went into his boss’s office, said, “I quit,” and left. For the legal system to work at all, we need defense lawyers. I just don’t see how anyone can do a job that requires them to defend people whom they KNOW are guilty.

      • Jason says:

        I feel you, I think that the mentality behind some defense “science” if you will, must turn toward a sense of justice, not merely a movement to get them completely off. I think some kinds of negotiated sentences might be in order, but for a man who raped his own infant? There should be a simple defense, which revolves around, “my client isn’t really a human being, can we put him in a zoo instead of execute him?”

        It gives the client in these cases the “best defense” they deserve.

    26. joanie says:

      usually there is at least one ‘No’ vote on the hell poll. I’ve never remember seeing one with out one till now.

      it’s unanimous! He’s going straight to hell!

      So why wait. let’s send this guy to hell in rocket already.

    27. innerspace says:

      He would look much better with his face covered in bruises. Big improvement over what I’m looking at now, which is an ugly mf.

    28. Rich B says:

      Since he didn’t get the death penalty (they get solitary confinement), he will be placed in general population. And like all places in society, there is a grape-vine, the other inmates will have heard what this vile POS did and will act accordingly. My money the this death pool is for him to be dead in less than a year.

    29. Ed says:

      Cory is a fan of Ricky Smyrnes of Wesley Spectrum who bloodied handicapped kids faces while the school administration pampered him. The Asst. Director of the school went on record as saying she loves conduct problem boys like Ricky. She sees autistic kids as retarded. What kind of school would allow a woman like this to pamper future killers and rapists by grooming their hair after hurting a handicapped child?

    30. Peach says:

      Wouldn’t it be interesting if the “Burn in Hell” voting WASN’T anonymous?

      I’d love to know who the 3 people are who voted that it was just that his lawyer screwed up!

    31. Doug says:

      This sick individual deserves everything that’s coming to him and more. Having a young daughter myself, it makes me physically ill to know that there are people out there capable of hurting their own children like that.

      That said, I didn’t really care for the bashing of his attorneys in the piece. Despicable humans or not, they have the right to a fair trial just like anybody else and have the right to an attorney. Had his attorney wiggled him out of a conviction on technicalities, or any other nefarious means, I’d be wholeheartedly in agreement, but he didn’t. He presented a (poor) defense in honor of his client. Not only that, both his attorney’s were Public Defenders, who are chosen at random to perform the defense. I’m curious as to how many have commented, or voted that this man deserves hell, shortly after decreeing the Forensic Pathologist from the other story deserves hell for what he did to innocent parents (claiming sexual abuse that never took place, blaming them for hemorrhages that he himself caused during autopsy, etc.).

    32. Corinne says:

      when i read this all i could think was THANK GOD that baby is alive, for her mother and other family members sake.
      50 years, not long enough.

    33. LiLani says:

      Sometimes I wish America’s justice system was like my homeland country. We just execute them. Done. No more scumbags. This is one of those times.

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