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Edward Schaefer: Drunk, Murderer, Insensitive Prick

June 3, 2009 at 11:33 am by  

UPDATE: A jury found Schaefer guilty of second-degree murder, gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated, and other charges on May 6, 2010. He is facing 24 years to life; his sentencing hearing is expected to be in July. ~Lizard

Novato, CA – I don’t even know where to start with this dipshit.  I don’t think I have seen this much stupidity and blatant disregard for all that is reasonable in well…ever.  Edward Schaefer, 43, driving his Harley drunk,  with 6 DUI convictions under his belt already, ran down and killed 9 year old Melodie Osheroff as she was crossing a crosswalk with her father.  Oh, but no folks, the douchebaggery does not end there.  Schaefer is an assclown to the extreme.  When answering to the charges in court, Schaefer flipped off the prosecution and cameras.  What a tool. Schaefer was speeding and ran a stop sign before he plowed down Melodie and her father, Aaron Osheroff. As Melodie lay still and struggling for breath and Aaron lay with one broken leg and the other partially severed, Schaefer flailed and screamed “Oh, it hurts so bad! I need medication!” Pussy.

20090603114410 Edward Schaefer: Drunk, Murderer, Insensitive PrickMelodie died the next morning at a children”s hospital and Aaron was airlifted with critical injuries to another hospital, where one of his legs was amputated. He is currently in critical condition in the intensive care unit. Schaefer’s blood alcohol level was 0.16 at the time of the accident, so evidently his 6 prior DUI convictions did not teach him a lesson.  And judging by his actions in the courtroom that day, killing a little girl and permanently altering the life of her father didn’t teach him anything either. Schaefer is being charged with murder, DUI, mayhem and vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and with gross negligence.  Time to put this bastard where he will never have the chance to drink or drive again.  UNDER the jail sounds good to me.

Do people honestly feel that this man should not be charged with a murder charge? I know we have this argument here from time to time in regards to DUI related fatalities leading to the drunk driver being charged with 1st or 2nd degree murder, and I feel that both sides of the argument hold weight. But Jesus, SIX DAMN TIMES?

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  • Jury

    7 DUI’s?  6 and he is still on the street?  I heard a case back not long ago where some guy got close to life for this many DUI’s.  You would think he would have stopped blamming everyone else for his DUI’s after at least his fifth, but no, someone has to die before this asshat gets the message.

  • prettyuglyish

    I don’t know about other states, but here in California after a DUI (it may be after mutliple…I’m not sure), the courts have you sign a paper that you understand that you can be charged with murder if you drink & drive again and someone is killed.  It’s being put into practice in several cases.  This one off the top of my head:  http://www.ocregister.com/news/man-charged-with-2048843-murder-of

  • silvahalo

    My brother has at least 6 DUI’s offenses. He was just recently charged and sentenced to 2 yrs. in prison. I love my brother very much but hate that he’s a drunk and puts his own life and others in danger every time he drives.  He has never injured himself or anyone else for that matter, but I think its just a matter of time. On that note, I do not think his punishment is enough. He has refused to get help for sometime now, and still lives in denial that he poses a real threat to lives. When he’s locked up he can’t hurt others or himself, so now I am breathing a sigh of relief.

    If he were ever to hit and kill someone, like this child and her father, I would expect justice to be swift and severe.  I would not and have never condoned such blatant, irresponsible behavior. I hope the day never comes that I read of him doing such a thing.

    My heart goes out to the family and the father who is forever maimed and heartbroken. I can’t imagine his anguish. Rest in peace Melodie. So very sorry.

  • nadine

    He should get tried for murder for sure.  This way he is being held accountable for what happened. and for that poor poor poor family that they had to loose a loved one because drunks have to be drunk and I wish that the poor wife could have kicked his ass because of that nice mugshot of flip the bird to everyone, was he still drunk or is he just an ass? I will say an Ass and he deserves no pitty, whether he has a problem or not, he should have seeked help after the first time  he got busted and i hope every day of his life that he remembers that poor family and thht poor little girl that he killed because he was such a dick
    i hate drunks and i hate him

  • Coyote

    This assclown needs to be charged and convicted of 1st degree murder, no doubt.  Punishment: have him stand out in the middle of the street while the father of this girl repeatedly runs him over, backs up, and runs over him again until the prick is dead.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=12 Athena

    My opposition to vehicular homicide becoming murder isn’t about sympathy for drunk drivers, rather, the spirit of the law. The hierarchy of our charges has, for centuries, differentiated between those who set out with the intent to kill and those who kill people through recklessness. So, it’s not that I’m morally opposed to things like felony murder or charging drunk drivers with murder, but that it’s slowly diluting the charge of murder. The fact that a person doesn’t have to try or want to kill someone to qualify for a murder charge concerns me.

    I also must note the sin-specific nature driving the “alcohol-related fatality as murder” movement. So, a guy gets popped 6 times for driving drunk. Prosecutors determine that he knows full well the dangerous nature of his behavior, so much so that it qualifies as malice aforethought. Fine. Does the same thing happen when a person’s popped for speeding 6 times before killing someone? Texting? No. Even though the recklessness is equal across the board, we treat those who kill others as the result of non alcohol-related recklessness substantially differently, sending the message that it’s not the recklessness that is bad, it’s the drinking specifically. Neo-prohibitionist bullshit like this isn’t doing us any favors.

    The reasonable solution, in my opinion, is to work to get stiffer sentencing for vehicular homicide. Remove maximums and allow judges to really exercise discretion. That will better guarantee that career assholes like this get nailed to the wall, but those who simply made tragic mistakes get treated fairly.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    Athena: Does the same thing happen when a person’s popped for speeding 6 times before killing someone? Texting?

    Who says it shouldn’t? Gotta start somewhere. Might as well be the fucking drunk. :P

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=12 Athena

    It defies the very point of differentiating between murder and manslaughter, so the “somewhere” we should start is with increased sentences for vehicular homicide, which would cover ALL those things. I mean, let’s be real – this is about the alcohol. We’re never going to charge a serial texter with murder. :P

  • nadine

    Athena, you make a great point at all that you say, and Morbid does as well start somewhere.  I just think that time and time and time again that we constantly say whether on radio, t.v. preach to the choir, kids adults everyone, if you drink don’t drive….. call someone, well hell i will give my number out to save a life anyday of the week.  We all maybe had one or two too many and thought i can drive where really no you cant.   So i don’t know what to say, i would hope he really did not set out to kill that girl that day, but start somewhwere and he needs to be held responsible for this so yes try him for murder.  Touchy touchy subject.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    Athena: We’re never going to charge a serial texter with murder.

    Careful. There was a time when people said the same thing about a drunk driver. But as we have seen, that is no longer the case. Hammer Time!

  • Deety

    Athena: The reasonable solution, in my opinion, is to work to get stiffer sentencing for vehicular homicide.Remove maximums and allow judges to really exercise discretion. That will better guarantee that career assholes like this get nailed to the wall, but those who simply made tragic mistakes get treated fairly.

    You mean allow our judges to use their own judgment to determine the appropriate penalty? What a novel concept…

    There was a case in SoCal not too long ago (I’m too lazy to look it up) where a 40-something woman caused an accident while texting, which resulted in a death. She was sentenced to several years in prison, which I still feel is excessive. Yes, she did the wrong thing, but I don’t see how a long prison sentence for her is going to help society.

    I think for a 2nd DUI, you should lose your license permanently. If you’re caught driving after that, you go to prison, period. You had your chance.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=12 Athena

    Apples and oranges. Alcohol has been a moral issue for as long as its existed. Even the fuckin’ Bible deems excessive drinking a sin. America banned the stuff within the last century. Speeding is responsible for more driving fatalities than is alcohol. Texting is only a secondary offense in most places that have bothered to ban it. We’re talking about things society views VERY differently, and it’s not based on logic. I’m quite confident when I say that texters will never be charged with murder.

    On a side note, we should also make public intoxication legal. For fuck’s sake… we don’t want people driving drunk, but they can be arrested for walking home instead. Retarded.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=12 Athena

    I’m with you, Deety, except I would exchange prison if caught driving on a revoked license with excessive fines and community service, which would benefit the community far more than incarceration.

  • http://www.rowensworld.com RowensBones

    As far as I am concerned, it was cold blooded premeditated murder and he should be eligible for the death penalty -(hopefully his state has a lovely chair or needle ready for him!) 6 times show intent….

  • prettyuglyish

    I agree with Athena on all points.  And this:

    Athena: On a side note, we should also make public intoxication legal. For fuck’s sake… we don’t want people driving drunk, but they can be arrested for walking home instead. Retarded.

    Definitely retarded.  I was arrested once for public intoxication while waiting for a cab outside a bar that was giving away free drinks on Captain Morgan’s night.  The cop was undercover waiting outside in the parking lot (with the bouncers, I might add) and had the cruisers waiting around the corner for his call.  It was a conspiracy, I tell ya.  Anyway, it probably didn’t help, though, that I mouthed off letting him know how fucking stupid it was and then spit on him.  Oops.

  • biteme

    I just hope the court system and all the fucked up judges are pleased, with all the money they made by leaving this scum bag out in the community to kill.  This is the kind of repeat offender the system uses to make money, hope they’re all real happy with themselves and all that money they generated

  • Deety

    Athena: I’m with you, Deety, except I would exchange prison if caught driving on a revoked license with excessive fines and community service, which would benefit the community far more than incarceration.

    A light penalty like community service would defeat the purpose. The whole point would be the deterrent factor- you would be on notice after the second DUI that if you ever get behind the wheel again, you will go to prison. That might (might) keep guys like this asshat from drinking and driving, by keeping them from driving (as we definitely can’t stop them from drinking).

    Think about it, the penalty for DUI isn’t harsh enough to stop this guy from drinking and driving. Community service wouldn’t faze him at all.

    Also, the prospect of having your driving privileges permanently revoked would probably stop a lot of people from risking that second DUI.

    I think the judge should also notify you at the sentencing for the second DUI that if you do drive drunk again and kill someone, it will be considered 1st degree murder.

    Side note: My father (a practicing alcoholic at the time) was arrested for public intoxication for walking home drunk one night. He had done the responsible thing and left his car at the bar.   He learned his lesson- I’m pretty sure he just drove home after that.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    Athena: It defies the very point of differentiating between murder and manslaughter

    We have danced to this song before, Athena. As noted by other states, someone who kills somebody while driving drunk, does fit the legal definition of murder. I know you don’t like it, but it is the way it is. Seems people are just upset that society has gotten to the point where they will actually convict a drunk driver charged with murder. I have a feeling people are just getting sick of drunks and their absolute stupidity.

  • CassieMomma

    Man this guy just slapped that family in the face by flipping everyone off.  What a jackass!!!

  • misspriss

    teribble news. its sad when innocent have to suffer due to others addictions and stupidity. i hope they put this douche where he belongs, lets see him ride his harley then..more like getting ridden by a man named harley.
    reminds me of a recent tragedy in chicago, where a young man was involved in a hit and run accident and didnt make it. the kicker was the assbag that hit him and drove off was a DETECTIVE! wtf somethings not right here.

  • biteme

    Deety: You mean allow our judges to use their own judgment to determine the appropriate penalty? What a novel concept…There was a case in SoCal not too long ago (I’m too lazy to look it up) where a 40-something woman caused an accident while texting, which resulted in a death. She was sentenced to several years in prison, which I still feel is excessive. Yes, she did the wrong thing, but I don’t see how a long prison sentence for her is going to help society.I think for a 2nd DUI, you should lose your license permanently. If you’re caught driving after that, you go to prison, period. You had your chance.

    true 7 years doesn’t cure stupid but at least my family is safe from her until some loser parole board gets involved and lets her out early

  • imonfireDAMMIT

    This is horrible and a tragic way to loose a child… If I were the father I would have hobbled over on my one leg and shoved it knee deep into that guys ass! Come on now someone just shoot him in the face cause he is wasting the good air!

    “Oh, but no folks, the douchebaggery does not end there”
    OMG I never seen anyone besides myself use that word in a sentance. Good job!!!!!!!

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=12 Athena

    Deety – Your mistake is in viewing incarceration as a deterrent. The crux of the issue can be found within your own post: “Think about it, the penalty for DUI isn’t harsh enough to stop this guy from drinking and driving.”

    DUI sentencing has gotten increasingly harsh over the years, yet, the RATE of drunk driving remains stable. Hell, the war on drugs is proof-positive that incarceration doesn’t deter. Permanent revocation of the license after the second offense is a good idea; problem is, licenses are big revenue to the state, which is why states haven’t made the move to revoke licenses more quickly already.

    Because we can’t reasonably hope to deter, stiff fines and community service is a good alternative because it poses more benefit to the community than incarceration does, and it allows the offender to remain an otherwise productive member of society. If you’re hell bent on incarceration, however, I would recommend home detention. Not only is that paid for by the offender, but it leaves prison cells available for violent offenders.

    Morbid – I’m well aware, but as it was before, I will remind you that not all states employ this practice. Furthermore, as noted by other states, simply killing someone while driving drunk does NOT constitute murder, except under a specific set of criteria. This is why the vast majority of DUI fatalities lead to vehicular homicide charges, still. In California for example, a defendent must display:

    * A pre-drinking intent to drive;
    * Knowledge of the hazard of driving while intoxicated;
    * Highly dangerous driving;

    DUI murder charges are only used in the most severe cases when prosecutors are sure they can prove these elements. And, while prosecutors are getting away with charging drunk drivers with murder for now, the debate grows as the practice becomes more common. I’m far from the only one that finds this application inconsistent with the spirit of the law.

    I agree that people are getting fed up. Problem is, so long as drinking is legal and driving is legal, there’s very little we can do from a legislative standpoint to impact the drunk driving rates. To distort the very meaning of charges in the meantime is a bad idea, for the reason that this blogger put best:

    The problem is that these groups have been so successful, and politicians have basked in the reflected glow of this success, that when reality gets in the way of these PR campaigns (meaning when convictions for murder do nothing to stem the tide of drunk driving), they need to find yet a deeper, harsher, more horrific penalty to impose.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    Athena: not all states employ this practice.

    Yet.

  • Wildheart

    I thought my friend’s response to this story was spot on:

    “There are no words strong enough to fit what a complete waste of oxygen this cretin’s life has been.  My God. I do not want to even imagine what Melodie’s parents are going through. Seems to me a more fitting punishment awaits him in Hell, where every day throughout eternity he will be forced to pick the pineapple that will be slowly shoved up his ass.”

  • Veronica

    biteme:
    I just hope the court system and all the fucked up judges are pleased, with all the money they made by leaving this scum bag out in the community to kill.  This is the kind of repeat offender the system uses to make money, hope they’re all real happy with themselves and all that money they generated

    That’s not the only way the prison industrial complex makes so much money – it also keeps nonviolent drug offenders locked up for long terms while worthless wastes of DNA like this guy are paroled. 

    I used my one brain cell to come to this conclusion once I figured out what a live brain cell is, are you proud? 

  • Sir Geoff

    I see both sides, but ultimately I feel drunk driving should be charged with murder if someone is killed. Getting behind the wheel drunk is intent enough for me. It’s like those people who murder during a break in arguing they didn’t intend to kill someone they thought the house was empty, etc….. If you put yourself in a position where someone was killed because of your actions knowing (I believe most people know when they are drunk) that your judgement or possible situation could lead to someone’s death then it’s murder.

  • crighteous

    Oh how our wonderful legal system rehabilitates and/or keeps the bad guys off the streets from doing it yet again..oh and again…oh and again…oh and again…oh and again…oh and one more time to kill a poor girl and take her father’s leg because the other 6 times weren’t enough to scream to the system, “You don’t fucking work!  You are absolutely positively pathetic!”

  • 2 boys mom in NC

    crighteous:
    Oh how our wonderful legal system rehabilitates and/or keeps the bad guys off the streets from doing it yet again..oh and again…oh and again…oh and again…oh and again…oh and one more time to kill a poor girl and take her father’s leg because the other 6 times weren’t enough to scream to the system, “You don’t fucking work!  You are absolutely positively pathetic!”

    Well, fucking said!

  • knotme

     As Melodie lay still and struggling for breath and Aaron lay with one broken leg and the other partially severed, Schaefer flailed and screamed “Oh, it hurts so bad!  I need medication!” 

    You know what I think… it isn’t just the crime that should be given all the attention in court; the attitude and arrogance of many criminals aren’t even considered in with all the other “facts” as they should be.  Look at this guy… he’s got no soul!  He’s a TOTAL PRICK!   That should count for something in a court of law and in the punishment, as well.

  • biteme

    Veronica: That’s not the only way the prison industrial complex makes so much money – it also keeps nonviolent drug offenders locked up for long terms while worthless wastes of DNA like this guy are paroled.  I used my one brain cell to come to this conclusion once I figured out what a live brain cell is, are you proud? 

    Hi Veronica, sorry about your job situation, good luck out there I know it’s a tough job market

  • Wildheart

    biteme:
    Hi Veronica, sorry about your job situation, good luck out there I know it’s a tough job market

    Hey Veronica!  Sorry to hear about you getting laid off….what a freaking bummer….but you certainly sound like an intelligent, capable person, so I have no doubt you will find something you love really soon. :)

  • Abroad

    Sir Geoff:
    I see both sides, but ultimately I feel drunk driving should be charged with murder if someone is killed. Getting behind the wheel drunk is intent enough for me. It’s like those people who murder during a break in arguing they didn’t intend to kill someone they thought the house was empty, etc….. If you put yourself in a position where someone was killed because of your actions knowing (I believe most people know when they are drunk) that your judgement or possible situation could lead to someone’s death then it’s murder.

    It has just occurred to me that if they make drunk driving a felony, then the laws that say that any death that is caused during the commission of a felony is murder would kick in?

    Could they make drunk driving a felony?

  • http://www.myspace.com/aprilamber April

    Too bad his leg was amputated instead of his head.  Fucker.

  • http://www.phantods.com McQuest

    Abroad:
    It has just occurred to me that if they make drunk driving a felony, then the laws that say that any death that is caused during the commission of a felony is murder would kick in?
    Could they make drunk driving a felony?

    Nice.  They totally should. 

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=12 Athena

    It has just occurred to me that if they make drunk driving a felony, then the laws that say that any death that is caused during the commission of a felony is murder would kick in? Could they make drunk driving a felony?

    Drunk driving under certain circumstances is a felony. Usually, if you’ve caused damage or get multiple DUIs in a set period of time, in which case the latter DUIs will be felonies. Also, if you’ve ever been charged with felony DUI, your next DUI will be a felony no matter what amount of time has elapsed. But not every state has felony murder on the books, and, besides, there’s already vehicular manslaughter – a very specific charge tailored to this type of event. Why we need to try and morph the crime into qualifying for some other charge rather than simply extending the maximum sentence for vehicular manslaughter is entirely beyond me.

    But trying to qualify it as second-degree murder is kinda like this: You go out and buy a first aid kit. The kit has got everything you need other than bandages. Instead of going out and simply buying bandages and adding them to the kit you bought (the obvious course of action and, in this case, equivalent to extending vehicular homicide sentences), you go out and buy a whole ‘nother first aid kit that does have bandages, but doesn’t have some of the other stuff you need. So, when someone gets hurt, instead of having one multi-purpose kit to serve your purposes, you have to choose between two kits, neither of which will fully suffice in some circumstances.

    Besides it being dubious in regard to legal theory, it’s fucking retarded.

    Why? Because it means that I, having no prior DUIs on record, can go out tonight, get fucking WASTED and take some poor mother fucker out… but, because this would be a first offense, they can’t *prove* I knew it was dangerous. As a result, second-degree murder isn’t an option and they’ve got no choice but to charge me with vehicular manslaughter, a crime that I will likely serve less than 2 years in prison for.

    If people are SO damn sick and tired of drunk drivers killing people, nail them ALL to the wall, not just the elite few that are so fucked up, they actually qualify for second-degree murder. But that won’t happen, because most people are emotional, reactionary poopyheads who don’t think things through very well and are easily duped into believing their representatives are actually addressing the problem.

    Extending vehicular homicide sentences is the only LOGICAL choice. (Although, to be fair, the felony murder idea would be a close second if every state had felony murder – and, if I agreed with felony murder. ;) )

    /rant :P

  • Abroad

    April:
    Too bad his leg was amputated instead of his head.  Fucker.

    Wrong person, April. The father of the child that died, i.e. the other victim, had to have his leg amputated. The drunk driver will (regrettably) be fine.

  • aaronosheroff

    I know this is a very old article, but I have looked at these posts many times over the months. I am the father of Melody. The trial for this killer is supposed to start in March.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    Hey, thanks for the update. If the papers do not cover it, keep us informed and we will update the story.

  • Wildheart

    Mr. Osheroff, I am so sorry for your loss. I hope this sorry, arrogant, waste of skin, prick gets what he deserves.

  • Anonymous

    Thank you. This has been horrifying beyond description. Horror is an appropriate word for what’s happened. The photo this site has posted of my daughter, Melody, is one of my favorites. I think about her constantly and miss her all the time. The killer will never get what he deserves in this life or the next, in my view. As I said, the trial starts next month. My daughter and leg are gone, but I do not want what this killer did to be forgotten. The comments posted her are very frank, blunt, uncensored, and rightly so. Thank you for your heartfelt emotions.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    Again, if you are able to do so, keep us updated and we’ll make sure we update the main article accordingly.

  • EveryVillainIsLemons

    I’m very sorry for your loss. No parent should ever have to go through what you are going through.

  • EveryVillainIsLemons

    Too bad nobody broke this jackass’s finger after he did that. I have biker friends who would love to rough him up for murdering Melodie, then being an unrepentant asshole in court. He should be charged with murder. If he showed some remorse or if this was his first DUI, or if he showed any concern about the father and daughter he hit instead of shrieking about his own pain, I might feel differently.

  • Anonymous

    I couldn’t agree more with what you said. He is a evil selfish prick who gives a dam for no one but himself. What a horrible waste of space!! I would love to break off his finger myself!!

    And to Melody’s father… I can’t say how sorry I am for your loss. What a beautiful little girl Melody was. I can only imagine how you and her mother feel, and I am just so sorry yall had to go thru that!

  • EveryVillainIsLemons

    Too bad it was the dad who had to have the amputation. It looks like Schaefer has injuries that will heal.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    Please know that I appreciate every single kind thought, and every ounce of support. You have it right. No parent should have to go through this, but I am going through it every second of every day. I am going through it because a multiple DUI offender was on the road, drunk. I am trying to wait for “justice”, and to get on with my life as best I can. The horror and grief is simply unimaginable. I have kept largely quiet about this, but when this trial is over, I will have my say to anyone and everyone who wants to hear it. I do not want what this murderer did….this coward….to be forgotten.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Jaded

    Thanks for posting, Aaron. My heart goes out to you and yours – I can't imagine the pain. Please, keep us updated on the trial, if possible. We would love to hear back from you.

  • kristina

    Your daughter wont be forgotten, and there are so many people seeing her story here every day. I think about her often. It makes me that much more appreciative of my own son.

  • rhymeswithfuror

    I was in court every day. This man's douchebaggery is so far beyond even what ANY of you think you know about him. Aaron Osheroff was absolutely precisely correct, on two counts, when he apparently said, this afternoon after the verdicts were read, that Mr. Schaefer:
    1. received a fair trial
    2. despite being the “poster child for the biggest loser on Earth.”

    Absolute congratulations and gratitude are due to the prosecutor, Mr. Iita who, despite the apparently overwhelming weight of “facts” supporting his case, actually had an incredibly difficult case to present, in order to do it properly and jurisprudentially-convincingly so as to FINALLY get this sociopathic, asshatted douchenozzle away from the society to which he is a menace, and he (Mr Iita) did so with great professionalism, clarity, strength and compassion. Hopefully, the Judge with throw the sentencing book at him as well. Which I think should be expected.

    Aaron, I've been awed by the graceful strength, and superhuman restraint of both you and your wife, your whole family. I cannot even imagine enduring a fraction of what you have been put through since last May. My heart goes out to you. I don't know if you noticed, but pretty much everyone in that courtroom today had tears in their eyes when the verdicts were read.

    I never met Melody, but I will never forget her.

  • rhymeswithfuror

    Oh, and Schaefer is not being incarcerated as a punishment (at least not primarily) nor for deterrence/rehabilitation. He has proven himself to be disastrously immune to deterrents and, I believe, would have continued the same behavior even after this conviction if her were free to do so.

    No, Schaefer is being incarcerated simply, and thankfully, to remove him from our midst before he murders again. And yes, it was murder.

  • Kaos

    Hopefully may he never see the light of day, my prayers to the Osheroff family.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    I wanted to come back and say thanks for the support, again. rhymeswithfuror, thank you for the posts as well. Yes, the DA did a superb job, and this was not easy. Despite Schaefer being guilty as hell, and a sociopath, he got literally every break in the book. Thousands of dollars spent on a bogus “change of venue” public opinion survey….there is so much people don't know. Schaefer had a fair trial, and was treated fairly, month after month while my family waited for justice, such as it is. And now this piece of garbage has been found guilty by a jury of his peers. It is my hope that this person die an old man in prison, kept away from the rest of us.

    Was it hard being in the courtroom with him? You bet it was. You see, Schaefer is a “real man”, a girl-scout killer. He murdered my daughter, a 9 year old girl scout. He's big stuff, and I think he'll be in better company in prison.

    He has as bad a it gets…he murdered my little girl and treated the trial like a joke. I wonder if he'll think it's a joke when he's hauled off to prision. But my focus has been on raising my 7 year old daughter, being a good husband…and doing the best I can for my family and friends. As has been posted, Schafer needs to be off in prison away from the rest of us.

    Yes, I said he was a loser, and I meant it..the worse possible kind of loser there is….someone who takes what is not theirs to take. A human life.

    While Schaefer rots in prison, I will be doing my best to make the world a slightly better place. Starting with testifying for Assemblyman Huffman's Melody's Law. And whatever else I can do.

    Thanks all.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    Thank you Kaos.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    Yes, well said. Though, may he rot in prison for the rest of his life.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    Yes, you have to watch him to see just how bad he is. If you were in court, I must have seen you. Thank you for being there.

    And yes, can't say enough good things about Mr. Iida.

    Your words are very kind. What I wanted to do, I kept myself from doing. Had I done what I wanted to do, it would have prolonged the case even further, and I very much wanted this piece of trash incarcerated. To get this murderer convicted it was necesary to play by the rules.

    I noticed a lot of emotion when the verdicts were read. I am grateful for the compasion shown to our family. I am grateful to the jury and the witnesses for taking so much of their time to do what was necessary. I am also grateful to the jury for being this scumbag a fair trial. The facts were so clear, and yet, truly, you are innocent until proven guilty.

    I will never forget Melody; as her father I think about her all the time and miss her. I only try to live my life as she would want me to; I have to strive for this. Being a good father to Melissa is my #1 priority.

    Thank you for your words.

    Aaron

  • BigKoast

    Hello Aaron, I'm not a member of this forum and don't visit this site very often. I came across this story only by chance. I've prayed for you and can only hope that your daughter can one day find peace. If you don't mind, what county and holding facility is Schaefer in? I will also find out on my own, however this will expediate the process. Thank you. M13

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    Thank you. He's being held at the Marin County Jail. This is in San Rafael. I've also been informed the sentencing date will be July 13. I guess if he wants to rot in his cell for another two months he's welcome to do so. The DA told me that he didn't even show up for today's hearing to set the sentencing date.

  • DamagedGoods

    I remember reading this article when it was first posted… it made me cry then and it's making me cry now. I am glad this useless rancid cunt-bubble was convicted… but it's a shame he himself will never know even an iota of the suffering he has inflicted on others.

    I've lost someone close to me to car crash caused by “negligence” and it broke me, I cannot begin to fathom having it be my own child, right in front of me, and then having to watch this piece of shit act the way he has and face him in court.

    I'm so sorry for your loss Aaron, for your family's loss, you've shown amazing grace in your posts here, I think Melody would be proud…

    Now I'm going over here to sob for a bit…

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    I think Schaefer is not capable at this time of feeling remorse or caring about the pain that other people feel because of the murder that he committed. However, all our family needs from him is to go to prison and stay there until he dies an old man. Hopefully, the court will handle this for us. The man is just off the charts as to how bad he is, just how disgusting of a human being he is. He needs to be away from other people. You know, other people trying to raise their children and spend time with them, instead of riding around drunk and blowing through stop signs.

    I am so sorry that you lost someone close to you. Yes, it has been difficult beyond words. Being in the same room with him? No, that was no easy, but it will be easier when we watch him be sentenced, in a couple of months. The DA tells us that he will present info about other crimes he has committed that we apparently do not know about. The guy has just lived his life as a loser, and ultimately a murderer.

    I appreciate your kind words. Truly, all I can do is live my life the way Melody would want, and try to help others. I will try to do that in any way that I can, though just how I don't know yet. I will start by testifying in Sacramento about “Melody's Law”, which Assemblyman Huffman is trying to pass.

    Thanks for the support and kind words again.

  • halfgooksplatter

    OK, so a little girl gets aced. But people, I think we're missing the most important aspect of this case… a perfectly good Harley was seriously damaged and stained with human tissue and blood. Anyone know if it was repaired and restored?

  • DaBigKoasta

    I realize that was probably a lame attempt at a joke, but that little girl's father frequents this thread, and I'm sure he, and many others who take Melody's death seriously, don't give two fucks about the motorcycle, or your stupid attempt at a joke. If that were your child who died, perhaps you'd feel differently about making asshole comments like that.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    The sentencing is tomorrow. There can never be justice, but Schaefer is facing 24 to life.

    One year enhancement, because he punched his wife in the face and beat her and server prison time.

    Eight years for what he did to me.

    And 15 to life for murdering my daughter.

    If sentenced to the maximum, it's 24 to life.

    Tomorrow, at 9:00, I will be there to speak to the court and to witness the proceedings.

  • DaBigKoasta

    Be strong! My thoughts and prayers are with you! Please let us know how it goes!!

  • aka jas

    Im sorry for your loss Mr. Osheroff. I hope he gets max and dies there.
    I will be thinking of you all.

    DUI is selfish and thoughtless. I see this all the time. DUI offenders. I work with ignition interlocks in NM. I hear tons of stories.

    I hate my job.

    JC

  • myheart27

    No remorse, what an asshole!

  • myheart27

    Never surprises me that idiots find something they think is funny out of a situation that is clearly not. Wow! You really need to get a grip!!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    The sentence is 24 to life. There is an article here:

    http://www.marinij.com/marinnews/ci_15506218

    This will bring some small degree of closure, and I am relieved that he will not kill anyone else.

    This forum is one that I found last year in the hospital; it came up when I googled my name. I have been following this thead for a while now. And now, at least I can report that he will be in prison a long time; it is my hope that he never leaves prison, and nor should he.

    Thank you,
    Aaron

  • DaBigKoasta

    Mr. Osheroff, you have been so strong through all of this. I admire you greatly for this, your strength is unwavering it seems. I cannot thank you enough for sharing with us these feelings you've had. I know this ordeal was easily the most tragic of your life, but I hope that you do one day heal in the way I know your heart needs to. I can only hope that should I ever be in your shoes, that I could have the courage to be as strong. Thank you. I will continue to pray for you and your daughter.

  • Eracsurfer

    Very well put.

  • Osheroff-Ownage

    It'll be kind of hard to be in his shoes, considering he only has one foot now…and not a very pretty one at that! However, all kidding aside, I know you meant it as if you ever find yourself in the same unfortunate situation. Well, I wouldn't worry. That would mean you would have to be as stupid and/or careless as Mr.Osheroff, who only has himself to blame. How many times do you see I. California, some moron stepping off the curb into a crosswalk, not even botrhering to look both ways and simply assuming that traffic will stop?

  • KAOS

    Are you fucking kidding me you douchebag, the man's daughter gets run down and killed by this moldy drunk motherfucker and you blame him for crossing the street. All kidding aside you are a fucking asshole, a stupid piece of shit, worthless fucking troll, how pretty would my foot be halfway up your ass

  • Holly Golightly

    I totally agree! I'm sick of these arrogant fucks walking (or in this case wheeling?) into court and acting as if it's just another day in their pathetic life… obviously this guy has no regard for anyone else's life… otherwise he wouldn't have even had 1 DUI conviction!

    This is the perfect example of someone who's mom should have swallowed.

  • Holly Golightly

    You're a real piece of shit. And to the person who liked the comment that this cum stain left… You should probably just fuck off too… fucking trolls

  • rhymeswithfuror

    Aaron,

    I was back in court with you yesterday to witness the sentencing for myself. In case it is not clear from my previous comments (and thank you for your kind responses) or from my username, I was one of the jurors in this case.

    Once again, I can only commend and stand in awe of your grace and restraint throughout this process. After the sentencing yesterday I heard you ask someone whether they thought you'd gone overboard in your courtroom memorial/statement. I did not hear their response, but I can assure you that you did not. What you said yesterday was eloquent and necessary. I applaud you for having the composure and courage to repeatedly call Mr. Schaefer a coward to his face. I hope it also brought some meager sense of satisfaction.

    One thing about my experience in this trial that I would like to share with you is this. While the proceedings, up to and very much including yesterday, shone a direct light of clarity upon a truly dark, sociopathic personality and all the havoc that it can cause, at the same time what was more brightly illuminated for me was the opposite of that. In stark contrast to the now-convicted murderer, I came to know 16 really good, honest people who sat with me on the jury, and to see such deep love and support among you and your wife and your entire extended family and circle of friends. It showed me that though the news and world often appears to be full of Ed Schaefers, in fact the vast majority are like you, and are,like you described repeatedly yesterday, hardworking, sincere citizens trying to create something meaningful for themselves and their loved ones. Of course this manifests itself even (particularly?) in these forums such as this one; while the degree of hatefulness and/or misguided stupidity of a few comments is off the charts, they are easily dismissed by anyone with either a brain or a heart as the sewage they are and are overwhelmed by the heartfelt prayers and consolations.

    I spoke for a while yesterday with Kim's sister who came over to introduce herself to me. I hope it is ok, but she shared with me your recent good news. Mazel tov! May it only bring ever-greater healing to you and your family.

  • DamagedGoods

    ” Schaefer was speeding and ran a stop sign ”

    Yeah, that TOTALLY sounds like Mr. Osheroff was at fault…

  • Ninja0980

    Aaron, my heart goes out to you. I only hope with this monster behind bars, some small measure of healing can begin. You can take comfort in the fact your daughter can finally rest in peace.

  • DaBigKoasta

    Considering this future inmate cum dumpster was at a fucking STOP SIGN, yes, I would absolutely assume that traffic was going to STOP. Hence, STOP SIGN. You stupid fuck.

    Go fuck yourself, and to everyone who liked that comment you made (although I'm sure you could have hit “like” yourself upon refreshing the page), go fuck yourself also. So in that case, quadruple go fuck yourself. Mr. Osheroff has been through enough without stupid pieces of shit like you making stupid fucking comments like that. Like I said to that other asshole, if that were your child, I'm sure you would feel differently. I can only hope and pray that you do not have children.

    Judging by the nature of your post, I'm sure you are related to the killer, who, with any luck, will be getting ass raped day in and day out from now until the end of his sentence. Hey, he's not much to look at, but I'm sure his warm tight little asshole will do just fine. Inmates typically aren't so hot on treating child killers with respect in prison.

    Since I'm assuming you are related to the killer, what with you blaming the victim and all (as so many defenders of shit-stains often do), whenever you do go and visit him in prison, go ahead and ask how bruised his anus is for me. Then, ask how it is to be in a cell every single day, thinking about how he wont get to see pieces of shit like you (I'm sure he's all broken up about that), thinking about that little girl's face and what he did to her, her father, her family. Go ahead and ask him how that is. I'm sure he doesn't care, but once he gets his ass tapped a few times, I'm sure he'll at least be miserable. And really, that's what I want. I want him to be miserable, and I want you, his family, to be miserable. That's what happens when some asshole blows through a stop sign, drunk as fuck, and kills a little girl, and maims her father. So, I hope that your stupid fucking comment stems from how miserable you are about this. Go ahead and act like you don't care, hide behind your mask, but when you're alone, and missing this piece of shit, imagine how Mr. Osheroff feels. At least you can still go visit this asshole through glass, instead of at a cemetery.

    You are a fucking scumbag.

  • Vercingetorix Xiii

    Delete those cruel comments, sont leave them up for everyone to see please…

  • DaBigKoasta

    Sorry if this comment freaked anyone out, I'm typically not a hateful or angry person, but that shit just pissed me right the fuck off.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    It's just one of the negatives that comes with us letting people post anonymously. They do it to get a rise out of you. It's best to just ignore 'em.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    You all have the ability to Flag a comment.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    duplicate, sorry.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    Thank you again for the support and kind comments. Thank you also to the juror who posted here, and attended the setencing. Thank you for taking so much of your time to preside as a juror, and give Schaefer a fair trial. The “People” are better than he is, and he did get a fair trial, more than fair. Which is a good thing, because if he did not, they'd have grounds to ask for a new trial. But the judge saw to it that he got a fair trial, so that he can stay in prison away from other people trying to live their lives and fufill their dreams. So thank you, and thank you for the kind words.

    And thank you for the support. I checked back here, because as I wrote, this site is one that I found while spending those months in the hospital, and it's a site where people can say what the want and not sugarcoat the horror that happened.

    I did read the flames/troll posts/anger posts here towards me and my daughter. There has been a tendency by the killer to try to put blame somewhere else, other than himself. I think those posts are made by either a troll or those close to the killer who are bitter and angry that he's going to prison, probably for life. I guess I should be suprirsed, but nothing from the killer and his ilk suprises me anymore. You see, I sat through so much of this trial, listend to the ludicrous “defense”, watched the killer smirk, laugh, swagger as though he was proud of what he'd done….that's why those posts, although horrific, don't affect me, because consider the source! I could imagine the aungish of having someone you care about being shipped off to prison for life, but I do think that to taking this anger out on the victims of his crime is insane. But then, again, nothing suprises me about this person, and anyone who would support his actions. The killer, I think, got off on what'd he done. At least that what his behavior indicated. I think, similarly, those racist posts making jokes about my daughter, and jokes about me are similar…the poster gets off on the (rightly so) angry responses. Maybe that's all they have left, since the killer is probably in prison by now.

    Your words of kindness and support are appreciated, and I wish the best for all of you.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    Thank you, I hope so too, and he will hopefully never hurt or kill anyone else.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Aaron-Osheroff/688414877 Aaron Osheroff

    Thanks…I think there IS a tendency for killers and their supporters to actually blame the victims. We actually had to be prepared to be asked by the defense why my wife took Melody off life support! To their credit, they didn't ask this, or anything of us, but still, anyone who would write the horrible stuff I saw might be bitter that Schaefer will spend, hopefully, the rest of his life in prison. I don't know, but a few of those posts are horrible.

    I have also been in the media lately because of of the trial, and my support of a bill (“Melody's Law”) that would take away licenses after 3 DUIs. The bill did not pass this time around. There may be those alcoholics out there who do not support this, and I suppose these kind of flames are to be expected, but I don't see how much lower someone could stoop to write some of the stuff I saw. I guess, consider the source…

    Thank you again for your support…

  • DaBigKoasta

    I wish that I could be like you, Mr. Osheroff. I think that if I were as kind as you, with your attitude, perhaps I wouldn't secretly want to stab so many people, especially people like this. Like I said, I'm typically not an angry or hateful person, but I am definitely guilty of biting when others are simply trying to get a rise out of me as Morbid mentioned. I very much admire you, and your strength I think sets an example for others who may be in similar situations.

    Just always remember that those who are cheering for you far outnumber those who are heckling you. The people who participate in this site are, for the most part, defenders of the true victims. I'm sure you knew that, but I guess I just wanted to remind you that we're all behind you. :-)

  • DaBigKoasta

    Also, although I haven't heard the good news that the juror mentioned, whatever it is, I'm happy for you, and I hope it's only one good thing of many good things to come.

  • VotePalin2012

    Is there a YouTube video of the accident? Roaring motorcycle…body parts flying….screaming drunk guy. AWESOME!!!!!

  • VotePalin2012

    Is there a YouTube video of the crash? Roaring motorcycle…body parts flying…screaming drunk guy. AWESOME!!!!

  • Juxtaposing1

    God Bless you Aaron.

  • Jooboy

    Is there a YouTube video of the accident? Roaring motorcycle…body parts flying…screaming….AWESOME!!!!

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    What's more pathetic than this comment is the fact that the person who left it has took the time to register no less than four different accounts to do so. So please, everyone, look at the comment, please? It must be very important.

  • rhymeswithfuror

    According to the prosecutor's remarks during the sentencing, what Schaefer was actually repeatedly yelling to the cops and paramedics at the scene was, “Hey, fucker, get me some pain meds!” while Melody and Aaron lay fighting for their lives 300 feet away.

  • TheMeaningOfItAll

    Hey, Jooboy. I politely suggest you go fuck yourself. With something electrical, in a tub full of water. To Melody's father, I am so sorry for your senseless loss. I am glad that you will have a small measure of justice knowing that Melody's murderer will spend time in jail.

  • eliz1bef

    Maybe he needed just the right username. You know, to full express the perfect level of douchebaggery. See, with this one, if you criticize him, you kind of sound antisemitic. Clever.

  • AlwaysInFlyoverCountry

    Yeah, watching people die is absobloodylutely hifuckinglarious.

    So is watching somebody lose body parts.

    [/sarcasm]

    Schaefer got 24 to life. Mr. Osheroff got two life sentences without parole or early release — one without his daughter, and one with a store-bought leg (instead of two home-grown ones). Schaefer — hell with it; he doesn't deserve the Proper Name either, never mind the honorific — schaefer could, conceivably, get out of prison in 24 years. Mr. Osheroff won't get his daughter or his leg back in this lifetime.

    I suspect if Mr. Osheroff could trade his other leg for his daughter he would do so in a New York minute. (I know if I was in his shoes I sure would.) He doesn't have that option. Because schaefer took his daughter away from him.

    “Awesome”? Like fuck it is.

    Your rock is getting cold. Go crawl back under it, you filthy little worm.

    –Al

  • Ninja108

    It does appear Ed gave the finger to the wrong person in prison, as he's now in critical condition.
    http://abclocal.go.com/kgo/story?sec…bay&id=7…
    Karma is indeed a bitch Eddie

  • Wanturskul

    There is a god, this maggot got the business end of another inmate's shank. Bastard got to feel what the little girl did, as he bleed to death in prison just like he deserves. He wasn't even at the prison 3 months, thats a death penalty I can fully support. Kill a child, kiss your sorry butt good bye.

  • whisperswing

    07-27) 12:04 PDT SAN QUENTIN STATE PRISON — A man newly arrived at San Quentin State Prison after being convicted of murder and drunken driving in the death of a 9-year-old Novato girl was fatally stabbed by another inmate, authorities said today.

    Edward John Schaefer, 44, was stabbed in the chest and neck at about 10:35 a.m. Monday in the prison's reception center yard and died that night, said Lt. Sam Robinson, prison spokesman.

    The suspect is Frank Anthony Souza, 31, a convicted murderer from San Jose, Robinson said. Souza had fashioned a homemade weapon, authorities said.

    Schaefer was killed just 10 days after he arrived at San Quentin. The prison's reception center is where all convicted murderers in California are processed before they are transferred to other prisons.

    Schaefer was sentenced July 13 to 24 years to life in prison for second-degree murder and gross vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated for killing Melody Osheroff, 9, and critically wounding her father, Aaron Osheroff in May 2009. Schaefer was under the influence when he slammed his motorcycle into the victims as they were in a crosswalk.

    Judge Terrence Boren of Marin County Superior Court sentenced Schaefer a day after Melody would have turned 11.Schaefer had previously served a four-year sentence for corporal injury to a spouse.

    Souza was convicted in Santa Clara County Superior Court of first-degree murder for fatally strangling and beating John Carl Riggins, 59, who was homeless, in an alley near Lincoln Avenue in San Jose in August 2007. The two men had gotten into a confrontation after Souza stole Riggins' mountain bike, authorities said.

    Souza arrived at San Quentin in January to begin serving a sentence of 60 years to life, Robinson said. Souza had served three stints in prison for grand theft, receiving stolen property and threatening a prosecution witness with force and violence.

    His appearance is distinctive: Near his eyes are tattoos of a club, heart, diamond and spade, and his forehead is emblazoned with another tattoo that reads, “White Power.” His neck is also covered in tattoos.

    Schaeer's slaying is under investigation by prison officials and the Marin County district attorney's office.

    http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=…

  • guillotinegirl

    I'd like to think he suffered & didn't die right away. That guy was one fucked up bastard.

    Souza looks like a real charmer, check out his mug:

    http://i133.photobucket.com/albums/q62/guilloti…

  • Darsadesigns@yahoo.com

    I am so, so sorry… I know that words won't help, but oh my Gosh, please believe that I have thought of your family's loss often since I first read this article. God bless you all.

  • Darsa

    Wow, I'm having a hard time processing this. I'm delighted that the scumwad is no longer breathing precious air, but it's mitigated by the fact that his death won't bring Melody back, or Mr. Osheroff's leg back. I am hopeful, however, that the implement used in the attack on that sewage-heap was dull and serrated, maybe even rusty.

  • XenMojo

    Oh how I wish they would report Souza's 'reasoning' for shanking this POS. I can only hope he finally had a bit of fear on his worthless face as he saw the shank coming at his neck. If Souza wasn't also a waste of space, I would be applauding him right now.

  • karebu

    are you related to my husband? lol

    We were at a car show and a club member told us about another club member's car accident. First thing my husband said was “is the car ok?”

  • Dampgap

    The motive is simple, child killers/molesters are the scum of the earth, not only in the free world, but also in prison.

    There is a hierarchy in prison in which child molesters/killers are at the bottom closely followed by those who tell on others and those who commit other sex crimes.

    Your right though, Souza is a waste of space and most likely will commit more violence in the 60 plus years he will have to do….

  • mominAZ

    Karma…I love it!

    To Mr. Osheroff: you are probably one of the strongest, classiest persons I have ever come across on this site. You are an inspiration. You and your daughter did not deserve this. God bless!

  • XenMojo

    Yeah, I know what you are saying. My Dad is a career Correctional Officer (he is higher up in the hierarchy nowadays) and I remember him telling stories of what would happen while 'backs were turned'.

    The Christopher Gardner case was a big one here where I live: http://www.recordonline.com/apps/pbcs.dll/artic…

    I remember a friend telling me that when these two skinbags would be 'escorted' to the visiting area to see their lawyers, the CO's would always bring them down the payphone hall where other inmates just waited in line to spit on them on the way by. The death of a child is never kept quiet for long in jail or prison.

    The main point of my original post was that I, in a way, hope that Souza did off him due to the crimes he was in there for committing, and not just because 'he looked at me funny'.

  • Dampgap

    You can rest assured that Souza did what he did because of crimes Schaefer was convicted of.

  • LitteGirlinHell

    OK, for all you Christians out there. Aaron Osheroff is a Jew, so it can be assumed that his departed spawn was also a Jew. According to your wacky beliefs, Melody must be in Hell because she never accepted your buddy Jesus. We can also assume that now Ed is also in Hell, because it's a safe bet that he didn't repent his sins to Jesus — or maybe he was also a Jew…which means a one-way ticket to Hell — repentant or not.

    Wouldn't it be cool if your insane Christian garbage was actually TRUE? That would mean Ed is probably molesting Melody in Hell — as we speak!!! LOLOLOLOLOL!!!!

  • Parrot Toes (kathybird)

    Trolls – God hates them too.

  • EveryVillainIsLemons

    That is the most batshit crazy fucker I've seen in my life.

    While I'm glad he took out the child-murdering shitstain oxygen thief, I think he did it for the lulz more than out of any sense of justice or moral outrage.

    And while I feel bad for the oxygen thief's family, to a certain extent, by supporting him in spite of his many DUIs and assholish behavior, they were enabling him to murder Melody and maim Aaron.

    At least now he won't be hurting anyone ever again.

  • EveryVillainIsLemons

    God doesn't hate anybody…but in your case, he might make an exception.

    Oh, and just because Schaefer was an alcohol-abusing, irresponsible dumb fuck who murdered a child by hitting her with his motorcycle doesn't mean that he was a child molester, too.

    Your time would be better spent learning how to act like an adult…or at least studying some fucking theology, because you sound like a moron who is only trying to hurt the hearts of people who are still grieving for Melody.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Jaded
  • Tundratot

    Happy, happy, happy . . . http://i31.tinypic.com/314fiiw.jpg

  • DaBigKoasta

    Awwww….. Is somebody upset that their buddy got shanked like fuck in the prison yard?

    I certainly hope so. I hope you know him. I hope you mourn him. I hope you are miserable.

    Thinking of his death gives me warm, fuzzy, huggy feelings!

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Pete-Peters/1267613683 Pete Peters

    I lived in that neighborhood, right near the intersection of the “accident” in May or 2009
    If you saw what I saw, which I wish I could “unsee” you would not be making such idiotic & insensitive comments.

    I heard the crash, came out of my home and saw the carnage before any help arrived. I thought Schaefer was hit by a car, as he was crying like a little girl.

    Sadly, the little girl that was hit was a sight I will never forget, although I wish I could.

    Aaron, you don’t know me. I’ve seen you in the Harvest Market parking lot and wanted to give my condolences, but there are no words that would suffice and you were gone before I could decide what to say or to even approach you.

    Schafer got what he deserved, although I wish he could have spent his life in Q, as a  daily reminder of what he did and his life constantly being threatened and being harassed and beaten.

    A scumbag shanked and killed Schaefer within a few weeks of him being sent to San Quentin.
    Schaefer will have to answer to a higher authority and is likely roasting in hell where he belongs.

    As for the poster above, you are a jerk and a coward saying what you did from behind a keyboard. You’re just another Edward Schaefer and your day is coming as well.