People You’ll See In Hell

Matthew E. Puhl, web developer extraordinaire, has written to People You’ll See In Hell yet again. Apparently upset that we revealed his request for our removal of Brenda Thiel’s story from People You’ll See In Hell, Matthew Puhl (which, I hear, is Eskimo for “Bitch”) has again graced us with his thoughtful voice.

Hello,

I see you posted the email I had sent you on your website, including my business name and email address. I’m writing to request that at the very least you remove the business name and email address from your webpage. Interactive Web Design is my business; I started almost five years ago with just one client and have worked very hard to build it into a career with a diverse clientele.

Uh-oh. Lori Drew is in trouble now.

Lori Drew has been indicted for her role in the deception of 13-year-old neighbor Megan Meier, who hanged herself after Lori Drew’s creation, a cute “boy” who was communicating with Megan Meier via MySpace, roughly rejected her via e-mail.

Back in January of 2008, People You’ll See In Hell mentioned that federal charges were possible for good ol’ Lori Drew.

Well.

On the 15th of May, 2008, a federal grand jury in Los Angeles indicted 49-year-old Lori Drew on one count of conspiracy and three counts of accessing protected computers without authorization to obtain information to inflict emotional distress. Federal officials were able to get involved because MySpace is based in Beverly Hills.

Hey, do you remember that Anthony Merino guy?

Anthony Merino was that lab tech that was caught in the act by a security guard who came across Mr. Merino having sex with the corpse of a 92-year-old woman in a hospital morgue.

Well, he’s cut a deal with the prosecutors and pled guilty to desecration of human remains.

While Anthony Merino faces a possible seven year prison sentence, due to the plea bargain he’ll probably just be placed on probation.

Dane Abdool, the killer with the learning disability, has been sentenced to death.

After being recommended 10-2 for the death penalty by the jury who found him guilty back in February, on the 12th of May, 2008, Dane Abdool was sentenced by Orange Circuit Court Judge Lisa Munyon to eventually die by lethal injection.

He will not be set on fire.

According to the Department of Corrections, Dane Abdool will be one of the youngest inmates on death row.

That’s so sad.

I think I’m tearing up.

Wait…wait…nope. Never mind.

Perhaps Michael Gagnon of Adrian, Michigan, got tired of the lies.

After pleading not guilty back in January, on the 9th of May, 2008, Michael Gagnon came into the courtroom of Common Pleas Judge Linda Jennings. Once there, Michael Gagnon withdrew his not guilty plea and pled no contest to five counts of aggravated vehicular homicide and two counts of aggravated vehicular assault.

Judge Jennings found him guilty.

If you’ll remember, Michael Gagnon - who had a BAC over twice the legal limit - drove about four miles in the wrong direction on the Interstate in search of fast food after leaving a family holiday party at a local bar.

After 12 hours of deliberations over a period of two days, the jury returned a verdict of guilty on the 16th of April, 2008 for 18-year-old Jean Pierre Orlewicz. It is possible that they saw that the poll on People You’ll See In Hell revealed the fact that most respondents believed that Alexander James Letkemann and Jean Pierre Orlewicz deserved Hell, by about a 5 to 1 ratio.

Jean Pierre will, in all likelihood, spend the rest of his life in prison for his role in the murder of 26-year-old Daniel Sorensen.

Corey Saunders, the 5′4″, 265-pound love machine who has previously been featured on People You’ll See In Hell, had his probation revoked on the 3rd of April, 2008.

After a judge reviewed a 20-minute videotape of the 6-year-old boy that Corey Saunders is accused of orally raping - a video in which the boy described his encounter with Corey Saunders as being similar to being attacked by a T-Rex and an alligator - Corey Saunders was ordered to serve the last year remaining of his previous sentence. While Corey Saunders serves the rest of that time, time given to him for the attempted rape of a 7-year-old boy in 2002, prosecutors will continue to build their case against the pedophile for his new charges.

Joshua Mauldin, who has been previously featured on People You’ll See In Hell, was sentenced on the 26th of March, 2008 to 25 years in prison. Joshua will also have to pay a $10,000 fine.

Hefty fine for microwaving your own baby.

The baby’s mother, Eva Mauldin, has decided to get out of Dodge and relinquish her parental rights to the child. For some reason, Joshua Mauldin has decided to try to keep his parental rights intact.

According to Sam Cammack III, Joshua Mauldin’s lawyer:

He loves his baby. He wants to be part of Ana’s life.