Where is real life Dexter when you need him?

[Scrody]

This guy's case is actually in my opinion a desperate attempt to show that rehabilitation works.

Imo when you stab children to death you give up your right to life.

 

[fingercuffs]

If he's clinically insane I don't know.

If he's not then the death penalty's an easy way out for his mind imo.

 

[Polish Machine]

Don't worry fellas, I just booked a flight to Quebec.

 

[Big Sissy]

 

[Blackdanger***]

I can't even bear to read the full post. What on earth goes on, where's the switch that goes from loving father to full on psycho I want you all dead?

The article in my OP doesnt explain the background so i'll make cliffs.

1. Turcotte and his wife are happily married. He's a very reserved guy.
2. Turcotte's wife starts an affair with her personal trainer.
3. They get divorced due to this.
4. One night, Turcotte has the custody of his children.
5. He puts them to bed, then drinks window-washer fluid to, according to him, kill himself.
6. It doesnt work, and under the influence of the fluid, stabs his son 23 times and his daughter 29 times.
7. Both children have numerous defensive wounds.
8. Pleads temporary insanity and his acquitted of all responsibility.


DISGUSTING.

 

[Raylan]

I read this like an hour ago and still can't get this out of my head, thanks a lot TS. Death is too easy for this guy, i hope someone hurts him worse than we can imagine.

 

[Blackdanger***]

I read this like an hour ago and still can't get this out of my head, thanks a lot TS. Death is too easy for this guy, i hope someone hurts him worse than we can imagine.

I'm hoping that he will be heckled everywhere he goes, making his life a living hell.

Sadly, people forget.

 

[djacobox372]

The article in my OP doesnt explain the background so i'll make cliffs.

1. Turcotte and his wife are happily married. He's a very reserved guy.
2. Turcotte's wife starts an affair with her personal trainer.
3. They get divorced due to this.
4. One night, Turcotte has the custody of his children.
5. He puts them to bed, then drinks window-washer fluid to, according to him, kill himself.
6. It doesnt work, and under the influence of the fluid, stabs his son 23 times and his daughter 29 times.
7. Both children have numerous defensive wounds.
8. Pleads temporary insanity and his acquitted of all responsibility.

DISGUSTING.

How in the hell did he prove that he drank the window-washer fluid BEFORE kill his children.

Completely unbelievable story. I'm not sure how canadian law works, but in the US when you make an "excuse" like insanity or self defense the "reasonable doubt" standard falls upon the accused. He would have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the suicide attempt caused the murders and was not just a reaction to what he had already done.

Quebec is a f-d up place, this reminds me of the "Dear Zachary" documentary where the Quebec legal system allowed a murderer to walk free with the baby of the man she killed--of course she killed the baby as soon as things didn't go her way.

 

[Ocean Chief]

Good job, Canaduh.

 

[Blackdanger***]

Here is a pic of him taken about 10months, while visiting his sister and niece on a special supervised visit.

He looks really fucking happy in that pic, you would never know he killed his own children 2.5 years prior to when that pic was taken.

 

[theocean]

I dont pray to see moose attacks often, but this is a case where i hope to god a moose goes on a rampage

 

[Blackdanger***]

How in the hell did he prove that he drank the window-washer fluid BEFORE kill his children.

Completely unbelievable story. I'm not sure how canadian law works, but in the US when you make an "excuse" like insanity or self defense the "reasonable doubt" standard falls upon the accused. He would have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the suicide attempt caused the murders and was not just a reaction to what he had already done.

Quebec is a f-d up place, this reminds me of the "Dear Zachary" documentary where the Quebec legal system allowed a murderer to walk free with a baby which she ultimately killed.

It was established and accepted by all that the fluid had been drank prior to the murders.

 

[Kanster]

What a fuckin' piece of shit, he will get whats coming to him one of these days.

 

[Sean Buckley]

This guy is a Doctor. You would think he would have a more efficient way to off himself. I say the washer fluid story is BS!

 

[faustian]

lol CANada

 

[Blackdanger***]

This guy is a Doctor. You would think he would have a more efficient way to off himself. I say the washer fluid story is BS!

Conspiracy theorist will say its a big elaborate coup in order to get revenge on his exwife for leaving him.

He's obviously a very intelligent person, as he was a well respected cardiologist before this tragedy. During the trial, a medical expert was brought in as a witness and stated that drinking washer fluid will never kill you. To which he responded that he wasn't aware. One would think, that a doctor would know which ways are effective or inneffective to kill yourself.

He has motive ; getting revenge on his ex-wife for leaving him.

He knows that as a white, well respected doctor, he might be able to sway jury sympathy his way. During his trial he showed himself experiencing enormous repent.

Once processed to the mental institute, he refused to open up during the psychiatric therapy. He only started opened up in may 2012, according to the therapist (5months ago).

Yesterday during the hearing, he said again that he regretted everything, and read alot of books, giving him great consciousness. When asked what books he had read, he wasn't able to give ONE book title.

 

[fingercuffs]

Conspiracy theorist will say its a big elaborate coup in order to get revenge on his exwife for leaving him.

He's obviously a very intelligent person, as he was a well respected cardiologist before this tragedy. During the trial, a medical expert was brought in as a witness and stated that drinking washer fluid will never kill you. To which he responded that he wasn't aware. One would think, that a doctor would know which ways are effective or inneffective to kill yourself.

He has motive ; getting revenge on his ex-wife for leaving him.

He knows that as a white, well respected doctor, he might be able to sway jury sympathy his way. During his trial he showed himself experiencing enormous repent.

Once processed to the mental institute, he refused to open up during the psychiatric therapy. He only started opened up in may 2012, according to the therapist (5months ago).

Yesterday during the hearing, he said again that he regretted everything, and read alot of books, giving him great consciousness. When asked what books he had read, he wasn't able to give ONE book title.

When you take the bar of law or whatever it's called, how on earth do you defend someone like this?

 

[Blackdanger***]

When you take the bar of law or whatever it's called, how on earth do you defend someone like this?

According to a good friend of mine who his also a criminal defense lawyer, no one wanted to take the case, and the guy who did, was under intense scrutiny by his fellow collegues.

 

[Fishmonger]

When you take the bar of law or whatever it's called, how on earth do you defend someone like this?

Ego

 

[KnightTemplar]

The article in my OP doesnt explain the background so i'll make cliffs.

1. Turcotte and his wife are happily married. He's a very reserved guy.
2. Turcotte's wife starts an affair with her personal trainer.
3. They get divorced due to this.
4. One night, Turcotte has the custody of his children.
5. He puts them to bed, then drinks window-washer fluid to, according to him, kill himself.
6. It doesnt work, and under the influence of the fluid, stabs his son 23 times and his daughter 29 times.
7. Both children have numerous defensive wounds.
8. Pleads temporary insanity and his acquitted of all responsibility.


DISGUSTING.

So a trained doctor can't successfully kill himself and instead murders his children due to the influence of the fluid used in his "failed suicide attempt"?

Bitch, please.

He made a cold-blooded decision to murder his children in order to "punish" his wife. The cleaning fluid and the number of stab wounds - again, a doctor would know exactly where to stab/cut someone in order to kill them as quickly and efficiently as possible - were a successful laying of groundwork for an insanity plea.

He's not Mad, he's Bad; a selfish, sadistic, cowardly, disgusting excuse for a human being. If I knew a real-life Dexter Morgan, I'd be 'phoning him right now and offering to buy him warm clothes and a first class ticket to Canada.:icon_evil

And while the Canadian justice system is a pathetic joke, I live in the UK, so I'm unfortunately in no position to feel morally superior. The scumbag would probably receive a similar sentence over here.