furup Posted April 12, 2013 Share Posted April 12, 2013 hi, I saw this a few min ago and knew it would be interesting. Thank goodness the Law worked here. FURRY JUSTICE: The FBI received a tip that a Facebook user was seeking to pay for an assassination of someone in Cleveland, Ohio. An agent posed as a hit man and corresponded online with the individual. The Facebook user, later identified as Meredith Lowell, 28, allegedly told the agent she wanted him to kill someone -- anyone -- who was wearing fur outside the Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library. "I am paying you to kill one person wearing fur who is 12 or older (but hopefully at least 14 years, however 12 years old or older is fine)," Lowell allegedly wrote in a message. The report also indicates Lowell wanted to be present for the killing so that she could hand out anti-fur industry literature. A psychological report found her mentally incompetent to stand trial and not capable of being rehabilitated to competency, so the judge freed her. (MS/Cleveland Plain Dealer) ...If merely being crazy gets people out of jail, a lot of people in jail wouldn't be there. Furup Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Worker 11811 Posted April 13, 2013 Share Posted April 13, 2013 Question: If she is ever found to be competent or if she ever commits another criminal act, could she be tried on this case without facing double jeopardy? She never did actually stand trial. Did she? Maybe the judge was smarter than we think? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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