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Evil of America
"One of the requirements of parole is that you admit your wrongs and ask forgivenss from those you have hurt . . ." This is no longer required as a condition of parole. == You sure??? Admitting responsibility seems to have always been a major part of parole in the past-but I don't know....— December 24, 2011 1:10 p.m.
Evil of America
8.It is quite possible that the murder-monster could be released == Peyer has NEVER admitted responsibility for the murder of Cara Knott. He cliams his innocence even today, despite having an opportunity to clear his name with DNA. Peyer will NEVER get out as long as he denies responsibility-you can take that to the bank. Just won't happen with his attitude. If he came clean and manned up, and was contrite it may have been different.— December 24, 2011 1:07 p.m.
Sweetwater Union High School District Boardmembers' Homes Raided
greed knows no boundries.....— December 24, 2011 1:03 p.m.
The Stock Market Roller Coaster
Come on twister-you're blocking my griefing of Jeff!— December 24, 2011 1:03 p.m.
Evil of America
OK, I just read the wikipedia entry on Peyer-he did get 25-life in 1988-but had a parole hearing in 04 and again in 08. I thought violent crimes were supposed to do 85% of the time before they could get paroled. Peyer had a parole hearing after just 16 years. Don't understand how that works. He claims he is innocent but refused the DNA test that could cler him-that claim is enough for anyone to deny parole. One of the requirements of parole is that you admit your wrongs and ask forgivenss from those you have hurt-Peyer has not learned this lesson, and after 24 years in jail it is unlikely he ever will learn it. I hope Cara Knotts family is present at the 2012 parole hearing and I hope he is denied again.— December 23, 2011 11:19 p.m.
Evil of America
Twister, did you know Sam Knott??? One of my good friends, his parents were close friends of the Knott family, and Sam Knott. Sam Knott used to use an attorny who had an office next door to my pad on Bankers Hill and I used to see Sam coming and going every now and then. This entire city felt the pain he was going through. I had no idea Peyer had already been given a few parole hearings. I don't recall specifics of the case, but thought he had a 1st Degree Murder rap under his belt, which would be 25 to life. I remember when the DNA technology was perfected 10 years after his conviction and Paul Pfingst gave Peyer a chance to clear his name by offering Peyer to give his DNA to match it to DNA on Cara Knotts boot (??), and Peyer declined. That said it all. He was guilty as sin and there was NO way the jury got it wrong after he had the DNA opportunity to clear his name and refused. Ugly guy too. How could he have killed a 20 year old colege student while on duty???????? Must be a nutcase for sure. Sam Knott was a strong man.— December 23, 2011 11:06 p.m.
Evil of America
Twister, how did you knwo Peyer is coming up for parole??? He has not doen 25 years yet. I felt so bad for Sam Knott. December 02, 2000 SAN DIEGO — Sam Knott, a grieving father who became a crusader for victims' rights and police officer accountability after his daughter was murdered in 1986 by an on-duty CHP officer, died of an apparent heart attack Thursday night while tending a memorial at the spot where his daughter's body was found. http://articles.latimes.com/2000/dec/02/local/me-…— December 23, 2011 9:37 p.m.
The Stock Market Roller Coaster
Everything you post is from someone elses website.— December 23, 2011 9:32 p.m.
Cost of Police Mobile Command Vehicle Grows
These "mobile command centers" are nothing but huge rip offs of the public treasury by some dork GED educated cop spending other peoples (as in me and you) money. San Diego has had these mobile command centers for 20 years-just not as fancy or hi-tech (and do they need this hi-tech equipment??of coursenot). And the ONLY time I have EVER seen them deployed is at Mission Beach on the 4th of July, have never ever seen them besides the 4th, and I question the need for them even on the 4th of July on a cost/benefit ratio. This is why we should always vote NO on any tax inceases. If these clowns are wasting this kind of money in a depression then they obviously have no business or the responsibility for running a city or maintaining a bottom line. If they want this garbage white elephant fine, take it out of the PD's pension budget, then we will see how much this junk pile is truly needed.— December 23, 2011 9:27 p.m.
New Design for Wind Turbines Debuts in San Diego
Just what is needed, an ugly wind turbine to destroy the beauty of Harbor island.................— December 23, 2011 9:21 p.m.