Six arrested for murdering 15-yearold Marion County boy

[Zephie]

Source: ABC news

MARION COUNTY, Fla. - Six people are under arrest, charged with the horrific murder of a 15-year-old Marion County boy.

Deputies say Seath Tyler Jackson was lured to a home in Summerfield Sunday night by a text message from a teenage girl. Once in the home, Tyler was hit in the head and then shot multiple times, according to deputies.

Still alive, Jackson tried to flee, but was tackled and shot again.

According to the Ocala Star-Banner, the boy was placed in a bathtub where Bargo succeeded in breaking the teen's knees. While he was attempting to break the boy's leg's, he showed signs of life and was shot again, according to the report.

Read more: http://www.abcactionnews.com/dpp/news/state/six-arrested-for-murdering-15-year-old-marion-county-boy

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Reports say that 5 of the 6 suspects are under 21.

[alcibiades_mystery]

1. Jeez-us

What the fuck. How do you get six people in on this kind of brutal stupidity. Not one of these six at any point says "Hey, maybe not a good idea." Not fucking one?

[Scurrilous]

2. Just read this on the G'ville Sun website.

4 adults, 2 juveniles arrested in Belleview boy murder plot

http://www.gainesville.com/article/20110420/ARTICLES/110429993/1139?Title=4-adults-2-juveniles-arrested-Belleview-boy-murder-plot

Reminds me of this case:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Bobby_Kent

[sarcasmo]

3. Gang mentality.

[xchrom]

4. Horrifying. Nt

[southernyankeebelle]

5. OMG how awful. Why? why? why? crazy people. What has this world come to?

[jdm9955]

21. +1

[MineralMan]

6. Aw, geez.

Look at the photos of the evildoers on the site. Scum of the Earth, every one of them. Life without parole for them all. Maybe they'll enjoy the Florida penal system experience.

[BobbyBoring]

7. This is where I get confused.

I am against the death penalty in most cases and agree that life without parole would be the greatest punishment for these pukes. However, at their ages, it would cost millions upon millions of dollars to keep them locked up. IMHO, these sick fucks aren't worth spending a nickle on.

[MineralMan]

9. Sorry. I'm against the death penalty in all cases.

The death penalty is a binary issue for me. A person is either for it or against it. There is no middle ground. There cannot be, because the death penalty cannot be reversed.

Whatever rationalization someone uses to justify the death penalty in some particular case may be, it has the same end result. I oppose the execution of individuals by the state in all criminal cases. Every time. 100% of the time. It is an ethical, moral, and legal imperative with me. Your mileage may vary.

[bertman]

8. Rabid dogs should be put down. Why waste the taxpayers' money keeping

these fucking subhumans alive in a prison cell?

[rfranklin]

10. The fact is that life imprisonment is cheaper than imposing the death penalty...

at least in our society where we try to provide every protection under the Constitution.

[baldingrockwarlord2]

18. It wouldn't be cheaper if.....

...If in absolute cut and dried, clearcut cases of guilt, there were no appeal process and swifter sentencing by bullet. I believe in extreme cases like this, these idiots give up their own right to live by their own actions. Ok, now flame away......

[kentauros]

11. Every time someone brings up the "costs" (pro- or anti-DP)

I think not in terms of which form of punishment is "cheaper", but taking advantage of an opportunity presented: study them. Find out why they think this way and what it would require in education to prevent this kind of behavior elsewhere in society.

Of course, the cost would would never be an issue if we didn't also incarcerate non-violent drug offenders. Get them out of prison, and you eliminate any cost-objections to keeping the violent ones in prison for life.

[BanzaiBonnie]

12. Excellent response to a horrific situation

How many lives were affected directly and indirectly. And then we are brought into it too. It affects us all. None of us live in isolation.

Why not learn from this. It's important to understand the story behind the why of those who committed this heinous act. What did they get from it? What need was it meeting and how can we meet needs without violence.

[CreekDog]

13. because how much money it costs should tell us what is right and wrong

:eyes:

[MineralMan]

14. +100

I think that's a Republican meme, actually. I'm surprised to see it here.

[CreekDog]

15. Yeah, doing what's right shouldn't be based on a dollar amount

especially if we can easily afford to do what's right.

and others have correctly pointed out that it's very expensive to carry out the death penalty, arguably more expensive than life in prison --further undermining proponents' bad argument.

:hi:

[bertman]

17. Just for one minute imagine what it must have been like for that young man

when he was being murdered by these vermin. Murdered and tortured. And as a result of a planned setup to get him to the house.

I'm not in favor of capital punishment, but I will gladly make an exception for horrors like this.

Take the money we'd be spending on housing, feeding, providing medical care, and 'studying' these animals, and use it to pay for college tuition for 36 college students who couldn't otherwise afford it. Or how about we house and feed 90 homeless families for a year ?

At $20,000 a year (at today's rates) to incarcerate one person, that's $3,600,000 for those six for thirty years.

[jdm9955]

22. +1000

[KathieG]

16. I live in Marion County

I just heard about this when I came home from work. SICK. Marion County has more than it's share of human garbage but these are some of the worst I have seen. It's times like this that I wish there actually was a hell so these people could burn in it. I will be watching this case unfold. This is the kind of case books are written about...unbelievable.

[DCKit]

19. Florida has gone even farther around the bend than I thought. nt

[jdm9955]

20. appalling