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Missing Indiana Girl Found Dead, Babysitter Arrested

December 27, 2011 at 10:38 am by  

Missing Indiana Girl Found Dead, Babysitter ArrestedFORT WAYNE, Ind. – The 9-year-old Indiana girl who went missing two days before Christmas was found dead yesterday and the man who was watching her when she vanished has been charged with her murder.

Because Aliahna Lemmon’s mother was sick with the flu and her father worked nights, she and her two younger sisters were being watched by a neighbor, 39-year-old  Mike Plumadore, at the rundown trailer park where they all lived.

Plumadore stated when he woke up around 10 a.m. Friday morning, he found his door was unlocked and that Aliahna was gone. According to him, her sisters said Aliahna had left with her mother. No one realized this wasn’t the case until her mother called Plumadore at around 8:30 p.m that evening. Plumadore’s story didn’t wash with police.

“The story just didn’t make sense to our investigators or to me when I first heard it,” Allen County Sheriff Ken Fries said. “I thought this is the guy we needed to focus on. If we are going to find her, he’s going to be the one who has the answers for us.”

He was right. Plumadore was questioned by police on Friday, Saturday and for several hours Monday. That last interview ended with Plumadore being charged with murder after telling investigators where the girl’s body could be found. A cause of death and a motive have not been disclosed at this point.

Interesting to note is the fact that 15 registered sex offenders live in this trailer park that only contains about two dozen mobile homes. Plumadore is not listed as one of the 15, but he does have past convictions for trespassing and assault.

I don’t have my calculator on me, but I think any children living in that community have a higher probability of making it to their teens if they were raised by a pack of wild dogs.

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  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Rebecca-Garcia/100000746322144 Rebecca Garcia

    [[ Interesting to note is the fact that 15 registered sex offenders live in this trailer park that only contains about two dozen mobile homes.  ]]

    That is uuber creepy.

    Oh, and the douche can rot in hell…

  • SK
  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_PTWOODZ24CU6IRVPIIDWCJFBFY cavylove

    How is it a good idea to leave your girls alone with a 39-yr old male neighbour?!! 

  • Iceberg

    Wtf is the point of having a sex offender registry? So we know where to look when a child goes missing? If the child went missing, chances are its already too fucking late! Just castrate the fuckers!

  • Prominent Prozac

    If you actually snoop around there, you see the picture labelled “The Three princesses” or some shit..If you snoop FURTHER..You see an album..One that looks..Well kinda like a pedophile photo anyway. (I snooped this profile after I saw this come up on the “work radar”

  • Prominent Prozac

    What can I say? 15 sex offenders in that dump alone, and she never even gave it a thought as to who she was leaving her kid with. Doesn’t matter how many kids a person is around on a daily basis, doesn’t exclude anyone from being sick. Doesn’t matter what excuse she gives, I have a hard time letting my younger sisters walk home from the school bus stop (two minutes away)..Forget leaving them alone with someone who doesn’t know I’d kill them in ten seconds if I so much as suspected anything.

  • Anonymous

    It doesnt matter it was a “run down trailer park”…the problem is that approx 60% of the park residents are RSOs…poor baby girl, my heart is heavy knowing not only was she murdered but she was murdered around Christmas when all lil kids are hyped up for Santa…Rest easy with the Angels lil one

  • Anonymous

    You are so very right.  Just a bullet between the eyes upon conviction.  Why do we keep these f*ckers, and other violent criminals in our society?  It doesn’t make any sense.  

    And WTF is up with poor dad working nights and not watching his kid? Lazy POS. For about a year when my kids were babies I worked at night at a hospital so I could stay at home with my kids. I literally ran on fumes but, I’d die of exhaustion before I left my kids with a stranger.

  • Prominent Prozac

    It’s never a good idea to leave a kid alone with anyone who you haven’t seriously questioned with a series of questions..and by “a series of questions” I mean strapped down to a chair, with a light in their eyes, asking them “Do you think about raping/molesting/murdering children” while you burn them with lit cigarettes. (By three they may be telling the truth..but go up to five cigarette burns to be sure)

  • Prominent Prozac

    Lets just do something better, bring back capital punishment every where and actually use it..Not all these things have to do with actual sex, so castrating could be useless..So lets just get rid of the whole POS.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I find it interesting that one of the facebook pages he shows to have “liked” is the – “Justice 4 Kyle Holland” page.

  • SK

    are you insinuating that there is something wrong with a toddler in a bra and miniskirt being on facebook ? how dare you

    :p

    his facebook is just another episode of “toddlers in tiaras” only…  they end up murdered

  • Iceberg

    Liked the part of the douche rotting in hell

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Count Rackula
  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_5WYTW5UWWTGEKN4L2HBZ7I4E5E Zazen

    Who the hell moves into a trailer park with 15 RSOs and thinks their kids will be fine?

  • Prominent Prozac

    Not interesting, general of people like that..Self-righteous-fuckwad-cocksucking-ditch-pig-bastard *grumbles and rants*

  • Iceberg

    You are right, some people are just psychopaths.

  • Athena

    Several people are making a big deal about the percentage of RSOs in the trailer park… but it wasn’t an RSO who got her, illustrating the failure of sex offender registries.  People focus on the sex offenders they can see, without properly guarding themselves from the ones they don’t.

    As for the mother’s decision to leave her children with this man, might I remind people that predators are often very manipulative.  They know how to gain trust and make people feel comfortable.  It’s easy for US to say we never would have left our kids with that guy, but, apparently all her other options were registered sex offenders.

  • Prominent Prozac

    “Toddlers in Tiaras..Behind the scenes. Bonus feature; Top Ten toddler turn-ons.”

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_O3GASQPR24R35PUNHTSJYABKYQ msfl

    and Aliahna Lemmon is listed as a friend….

  • Anonymous

    I don’t see why she needed to leave them with anyone. The girl was nine years old, old enough to stay home with a sick mommy.Even whenI was sicker then a dog, I still managed to take care of my kids.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “illustrating the failure of sex offender registries” – I do not think this illustrates the registry failing Athena.I think it simply points out what we already know – everyone is not listed.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    The murdered girl was the suspect’s facebook friend ?

  • Prominent Prozac

    I think she had more options then believed here. Sometimes you have to put your own comfort on the back burner and deal with the stress of children (Punishment for the joy of sex), rather then try to make it simple for yourself by shipping them off to who will take them. Of course she couldn’t have known what he would do, but you’re sick?..Suck it up. You’re tired from work? Suck it up. If he WAS on the RSO list, I doubt it would have mattered, probably wouldn’t have looked it up anyway. He was already a criminal, that’s a pretty big fucking red flag. -I wouldn’t know really what to classify her as a victim or a shitty mother…I’m sticking with shitty mother of a victim.

  • Prominent Prozac

    Yeah, probably put up by her stupid mother..So he could look at pictures of her all day…

    $#%#?&%$#%?&*?%$

  • Athena

    The registry is a failure.  Statistics show that communities that employ a registry aren’t any safer than those that don’t.  But I’m talking about the “shiny thing” syndrome.  People are so focused on the stigma associated with RSOs, several people commented on the number of RSOs in the park… even though it has nothing to do with the story.  

    Although I doubt this mother was consulting the registry to begin with, a registry can make a person not on it look good and trustworthy comparatively, causing a parent to miss flags that might normally set off the hinky meter.  

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Good points Athena,but I like having the registry.We have no way of tabulating all the kids who have in fact been saved due to the registry existing – I bet some have,and even one save makes the registry worth while in my book.

  • Prominent Prozac

    Because some parents are way far above others when it comes to taking care of children..Can’t you tell by how special they were to dump the little one off using “Eenie Meenie Miney Mo…Whoever I think is the nicest criminal..That’s where you’ll go”

  • Anonymous

    I understand that this mother may have been low on funds, therefore she felt she may have had to move into a neighborhood with 15 sex offenders.  What I do NOT understand is how she could let a man babysit her children.  I am not sexist in the least bit, but I am not stupid either.  I just would not let a man babysit my female children, for any reason, EVER!!

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    I don’t get how they are saved because of a registry. The registry is usually only consulted after a kid has been assaulted. Unless you are meaning that a family may not move into an area because of a listed RSO, and if they had, the kid would’ve been molested by said RSO.

    My issue with the list is that the wrong people are placed on it, which then dilutes the effectiveness of the list. I am only concerned with people proven to be child predators and keeping their hands out of the candy jar… not someone who fucked their 14-year-old girlfriend when they were 18, or someone who mooned a bus full of schoolchildren.

  • Prominent Prozac

    Even better idea..Don’t let anyone watch them who thinks you wouldn’t bash them in the head with a baseball bat. That way, if anyone ever even thought of becoming a sick-fuckhead, and starting with your children..Well they won’t.

  • Anonymous

    Perfect! Oh and BTW, I just read on Yahoo! that this man beat her to death with a brick and then dismembered her, keeping her hands, feet, and head in his freezer.  He dumped the rest of her body nearby.

  • Prominent Prozac

    LALALALALA..This cold heart is avoiding all the heavy details of this case..For the mere fact it fills me with a vomit taste in the back of my throat and fills my eyes with tears. Shhhhhhhhh, don’t make me throw darts at your forehead.

  • http://www.facebook.com/HamsterNinjaofDOOM Alecia Hendricks

    Pissing in public shouldn’t get you put on the same list as someone who forcibly rapes a child.

    That shit is broken.

  • Athena

    My saying all her other options were RSOs was a tongue-in-cheek statement.  I suppose I could have made that more obvious, though.

    My point is that we don’t know how well these two knew each other.  He was her next door neighbor.  Maybe for years.  Depending on circumstance, the assault and trespassing charges could be no big deal.  The thought of researching the criminal background of anyone who watches your kids is only a recent social development, and that can be difficult for people who are not particularly computer literate, or are poor and don’t have the money to run a background check.  Since the dawn of time, people have been relying on neighbors to babysit.  Depending on how bad the flu was, she could have been incapable of watching these children by herself.  And, like I said before, predators can be pretty slick.

    We will all be guilty of trusting the wrong person at some point in our lives.  We can only hope that our lesson isn’t this expensive. She could have been a shitty mom, but not for any of the reasons listed here.  Not because she was poor.  Not because she lived in an RSO-filled trailer park.  Not because she got sick.  Not because she asked a neighbor to watch her kids while she was right next door and sick.  

    The man who killed her is solely responsible for what happened to the 9-year-old.

  • Athena

    Um, that’s textbook sexism. I know many men, including my husband, who would be perfectly safe to leave a child with.  MOST men are perfectly safe to leave a child with.

    And, who said the mother moved into a neighborhood with 15 sex offenders?  Perhaps she was there first?  Stupid residence restriction have resulting in recently developed concentrations of sex offenders like this.

  • Prominent Prozac

    We’ll have to agree to disagree, because unfortunately, if we were bulls, our horns would be locked on this.

    You don’t have to be rich to be a good parent (No idea where you came up with that idea, but okay), you have to be aware, be careful, and actually watch your children. She didn’t do any of those. So no, I can’t solely blame him, when she offered her child up, basically like a lamb to the slaughter. Maybe we WILL all be guilty of trusting the wrong person at some point, hell I know I have been, but that was with myself, not with a child. That’s a gamble no one should ever take, especially when her child was the one who mainly suffered..But hey, at least she got the break she wanted.

  • Athena

    By your “logic”, a parent should never let anyone else watch their child.  

    So, yeah, we’ll definitely agree to disagree.

  • Athena

    It may not have been a matter of “need”.  Parents don’t “need” to see movies in the theater, or “need” to go to kidless dinner parties, or many of the other reasons they have people babysit.  But being sick is as good a reason as any to have someone watch your kids.  

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I like your points Morbid.

    “I don’t get how they are saved because of a registry.” What I was attempting to relay is my opinion that the registry is an information tool,and that although it is not perfect,it is still a useful service,and as such I would speculate that it has to have saved some children’s lives.
    For example:If (before Aliahna Lemmon was killed) I had been looking to move somewhere with my children,and I had checked the registry,I would not have moved to that park.

    If for another example – I  checked the registry and the person I was thinking of allowing to babysit for me was listed on there for “any” reason – they would not get the job.My point basically is that having the listing is better than having NO listing at all.I however agree that the registry needs some remodeling to make it more effective.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    My saying all her other options were RSOs was a tongue-in-cheek statement.”

    I got you on this comment – I thought it was pretty funny in a sad way … the story made me feel ill.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “when she offered her child up, basically like a lamb to the slaughter.”

    I don’t fault the mom for what happened to the child,I fault the mom for where she chose (for whatever reason) to live,and raise her children;but for all we know maybe the mother was living there because that was the best that she could do.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    ” I am not sexist in the least”
    Sounds pretty sexist to me …

  • Anonymous

    I don’t understand the whole idea of men somehow being unfit to watch children. Many of the stories we see on here involve women hurting kids, molesting children, dropping them from roofs, taking web videos, pimping them out… you get the picture. A sick mind does not have to have a penis.  

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Exactly.
    Guarding against men in general only gives the possible women pervs more of an odds point spread.

  • aka jas

    Damn, time to check the pedo/perv registry here in Albuquerque.  (I havent done that in at least 6 months)  Thanks for this tragic reminder.

  • Athena

    This type of thinking is precisely what creates bad domestic policy.  Speculation should not be used to establish a system that costs God-knows how much to maintain and ruins the lives of people who don’t belong there.  We don’t know if a registry has ever saved a life, but we DO know that it has cost people their lives (two in Washington St., one in California, two more in Maine, and that’s just the few I’m aware of).  At least one of these victims was a young man who was convicted of sleeping with his girlfriend just days before she reached the age of consent.  

    When a system has no obvious benefit, but multiple obvious downsides, it’s a failure, no matter what it is.

  • Athena

    But, like I said farther down in the thread, maybe she was there first?  I live in an apartment building, and I don’t check every new tenant’s name against the registry.  It’s possible she had no idea, and I don’t fault her for that.

    I’m not one of those people who religiously checks the registry.  In fact, I think I have only two times.  One was to check if a guy who screamed chimo was already on the registry.  He wasn’t.  Focusing on the registry can give people a false sense of security about those not on the registry, which is why I typically don’t bother.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “When a system has no obvious benefit, but multiple obvious downsides”
    I see obvious benefits to the registry Athena,and I’m not alone on that.

    “but we DO know that it has cost people their lives

    When you state this I’m not sure exactly what you mean – if you are talking about people who have killed themselves due to having been listed on the registry,then I would say that is not the registry’s fault as anyone who takes their own life,for whatever reason is the sole entity to blame for their death,not some inanimate object they were listed on.

    If you mean the registry cost someone their life as in ruined their life,well sour grapes to them – life is not fair,everyone knows the type conduit which will land you on the registry,if not – ignorance is no excuse.I do agree that the registry is in need of over hauling.

  • http://profiles.google.com/coldlogic HAL 9000

    Meh, I have to disagree here…men statistically are pigs. 

    You look at murderers, rapists, kid-snatchers – violent crimes overall – they are overwhelmingly committed by men. Half the women who do things to kids are doing it in response to pleasing some schmo as well. 

    Obviously, most of us are not like the critter in this story. I take kids’ well-being very seriously myself and find nine-year old girls for example to be very charming, precious little people. Most men are like that, I’m nothing exceptional. 

    But in a given population, if you have a loser like this, the odds are near-certain it will be a dude.

  • http://profiles.google.com/coldlogic HAL 9000

    I agree. The sex-offender registry is stupid. Fact is, the sex-offender registry is an inadvertent admission that we have a justice system that fails to put the truly dangerous in jail – even after they are exposed as pervs to that justice system. 

    There’s drug-mule girlfriends rotting in prison for decades while weirdos convicted of things like sexual assault and battery of a minor cycle in and out of the justice system. Sex-offender registry is just a punchline to that sad joke.

  • Athena

    What is the obvious benefit?  ”Obvious” as in “tangible” or “quantifiable”?  You said yourself we don’t know if it has ever saved anyone, and I mentioned that communities that implement registries are no more safe than those that don’t.  

    …and, no, when I say the registry has cost lives, I’m talking about the murders of at least five registered sex offenders in three states, one of which was a 24 year old man convicted of a Romeo and Juliet sex offense.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Maybe she was there first Athena … 15 registered sex offenders later … the odds are great this lady knew she was living in a shitty trailer park, with shitty people – regardless of who was there first.Sometimes we should either not move to a location,or we should move out of a location quickly when the environment changes for the worse.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “if you have a loser like this, the odds are near-certain it will be a dude”

    Yep,we disagree on this one HAL.

  • aka jas

    Most of the RSO’s in NM have the crime(s) listed.  I have gone through the list and think its important to see the face and to BE AWARE not only where I live and how close to the surrounding (the RSO is) area parks and shared yard I keep, but because I work with some very sketchy (clients) people.  So, in my opinion, that registry is actually very useful. I have had more than a handful that have come through my office doors and have recognized more than a few shopping with the kids. 

    I think that being aware is important.  PLUS NM seems to be a “safe haven” for the worst of the worst.

    I will agree that urinating and mooning and flashing boobies is a terribly excessive to have to be on that list.  Yuck.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “I’m talking about the murders of at least five registered sex offenders
    in three states, one of which was a 24 year old man convicted of a Romeo
    and Juliet sex offense.”

    I am not familiar with the cases you mention,but a listing has never killed anyone;people kill,listings do not.
     

  • Athena

    While all this is true, it does not contradict Ced’s statement, and is more an argument enforcing the practice of judging individuals based on their merit.  

    I agree with Ced that guarding against men in general gives female predators a leg up.  If, for example, you have two applicants for a babysitting position, a male and a female, and the female is less qualified than the male, but you have a general bias against males, it may lead you to overlook red flags associated with the female.  

    If there’s any moral to be observed, here, it is that any caregiver for a child should be well-scrutinized.  But even that is no absolute guarantee.  

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I say we – as a people – remove  Mike Plumadore’s head,hands,and feet – after we bash his head in with a brick,that is.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    We live in a really sad world.

  • Athena

    Way to dodge my question and give a BS response to my statement. :P

    Recently, the hacker group Anonymous outed the private information of thousands of police officers all over the nation in retaliation for perceived police violence against the Occupy protesters, including officers’ names, addresses, phone numbers, etc.  If something bad were to happen to one of these officers, would you not partially blame Anonymous?

  • http://truecrimereport.com iLLusionS

    I am not going to say that what happened to the child is the mom’s fault, because I just don’t know what she THOUGHT she knew. But often I have to wonder what circumstances make a parent choose the people they do, to trust with their kids. And the fact alone that their were that many offenders in the park (curious what level of offenders they were mailny had they harmed children) If I HAD to live there, cause I would hope that was the only excuse for her not moving, my child wouldn’t even be allowed to wait for the school bus alone, and she doesn’t now in a safe neighborhood.

  • Anonymous

    Ne either. Men are far more likely to be pervs/pedos than women.  When I was growing up we were taught that if lost from parents to find a woman to help us IF we couldn’t find a cop. I never let a man, besides my father and their father, to watch my children. EVER! If that makes me sexist, I am proud to be so.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    that’s being saved for the season finale…

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    crack whores

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    a registry should be kept regardless…

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    I wouldn’t want an 18 year old fucking my hypothetical 14 year old daughter either…

  • Anonymous

    Fuck you can’t even get sick!????

    I hope that the worst thing in the world happens to this man.  A favor’s payback is NOT helping yourself to the little girl that you were taking care of.

  • Athena

    Agreed.  I’m not saying that the registry can’t be useful to an individual.  I’m saying that, statistically, it’s not at all effective.  I’m all for being aware.  But, with all due respect, I don’t want millions of tax payer dollars going to a system just so you can recognize the RSOs that come into your office, you know?  Unless you can say that the registry stopped you from trusting a RSO with your child that you feel you would have otherwise, you’re not describing “effectiveness”.  

    My opinion, and one that is backed by many experts, is that being specifically aware of those on the sex offender registry can take away from general awareness.  This thread is proof of that.  This girl was killed by a man who wasn’t on the registry, but several commenters are still hung up on the RSOs.  Combine that with all the other downsides, and I’d be just fine with going back to a world before registries.  Perhaps it would force our lawmakers to keep predators incarcerated for longer, rather than fooling the public into believing we’re safe from them because we can see them (which we really can’t – most registered sex offenders who re-offend don’t shit where they live and pick a different area to troll).  

  • Anonymous

    I don’t think Becca is saying that men in general are unfit to watch children.  I think she is saying that if you have to take chances on people that you really don’t know to watch your kids, you should hedge your bets with a female.  

  • Anonymous

    He’s got something… there’s just something off in the pics that say “molester”.

    And if you’re so “in shape” show it all, not your shoulders. That suggests that instead of a hard shaped body, there’s a big fat beer belly.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    a parent should never leave their child alone with a male neighbor. So put me down as another who disagrees with you.

  • Athena

    And the poor don’t have this luxury, unfortunately.  Especially not in this economy, when people are struggling more than usual and rent is competitive.  

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    The mom was dumb…not dumb enough to have legal charges pressed against her…but still pretty fucking stupid.

  • Athena

    Where does it say she didn’t really know him?  From the source article: “Amber Story, the girl’s grandmother, had described Plumadore as a neighbor and close family friend.”

  • Anonymous

    And I say you shouldn’t “hedge” your bets with anyone when it comes to your children. I think that’s a flawed way of assessing if someone is fit to watch your children. I would be just as uncomfortable leaving a child with a woman I didn’t know well as I would be with a man I didn’t know well.

  • Anonymous

    I agree and thought of that earlier.  Dad works night shift….so what??? So did I. And still took care of my kids during the day.  

  • Anonymous

    That’s a really shitty thing to say. It’s not always easy for people to move. Moving is an expensive process and it might not have been an option. Following your logic to it’s conclusion every mom who has lost a child to gang violence is at fault because they “chose” to live in the hood. 

  • Anonymous

    The thing is that even among poor peeps there is honor. Being poor, in and of itself isn’t indicative of crime.  It is when the poor become desperate that creates the avenue for crime.   

  • Anonymous

    The mother left THREE girls with this douche. I hope the other two remain unscathed.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Trisha-Doran/1055147616 Trisha Doran

    One attorney I used to work for studied human behavior as it pertains to juries.  Many people looking at a situation like this ascribe “superparent” powers to the parties involved simply because it’s too scary to think that it could happen to you.

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  • Anonymous

    You should always check the registry, even if it seems a waste of time. I don’t even have kids living with me right now and am in a rural area, and I check every couple of months.  And I am always aware of those I don’t know and that there are many tourists in this area.  A person can only do so much….we all know that.  

  • Anonymous

    We don’t know anything about her circumstances. When my sister or someone in her home gets sick she has to send her kids to my house. My 8-year-old nephew has severe asthma and she can’t risk getting him sick with severe upper respiratory infections when she can prevent it. Chances are this mom thought she was doing good by her children by sending them over to a family friend so they would stay healthy. A friend that was right next door. She called at 8:30am to check on the children. I really don’t think anyone has pointed out why this could be remotely construed as her fault through neglect.
    What does make me wonder is why her 9-year-old had a Facebook page with a grown adult who was not a family member. If I was going to allow my child to have a profile on a social media site at that age I would limit it to family and school friends. I know they have an age limit of 13 and that some parents scoff at that rule, but it is a rule never-the-less and she’s just teaching her daughter to pick and choose which rules to follow which does bother me. Things tend to be very black and white at that age and it could have been a bad precedent. 

  • Anonymous

    They may not be any safer but at least when a child goes missing LE has a place to start looking.  Society will never be safe as long as we let these POS out to reoffend. Many children would have never been found if not for the registry.

  • Anonymous

    Yeah, my BFFS son was almost placed on it for urinating in public.  A sex crime, right? But in totality, the registry is very heplful.

  • Anonymous

    Being on the registry does not mean you are a child molester.  There are LOTS of ways to get put on the list that have abso-fucking-lutely nothing to do with children.  Or even sexual assault on an adult.
    Furthermore, recidivism rates among first time sex offenders are substantially lower than those of most felonies (with the exception of murder)

  • Athena

    <3

  • LeaveMeBe

    Your comment reminded me of an argument I had with a talk radio host here in the city (Austin) where I live. He was discussing a group in Floida that wanted to build a subdivision that didn’t allow sex offenders to live in it. So many of the sheep around here were all for it (bah! bah! bah!) but I argued that I was not as concerned about the sex offenders who registered that I could keep tabs on but the ones who hadn’t been caught yet.

  • Athena

    What do you think the police do in areas without registries?  Do you think they’re forced to randomly knock on doors? :P

    The police have that information with or without the registry.  The registry simply takes the information the police already have and make it searchable by the public.  

  • Anonymous

    If I was gay, I’d totally fall for you right now.

  • Athena

    I disagree with profiles for children under the minimum age.

    The source article states that the child’s grandmother described Plumadore as a “close family friend”.  It would seem to me that, if even the grandmother was familiar with this man and would describe him that way, he was as trusted as a family member.

  • Anonymous

    Is your AV DC Cherry Blossoms?

  • Athena

    You’re a dude?  Man.  And here I was thinking that you’re just an exceptionally objective woman.  I should have known better. :P

  • Anonymous

    A registry of PREDATORY/VIOLENT OFFENDERS ONLY.

    Nothing is gained by putting indecent exposures or statutory rape on there.  Niether type of offender is any more likely to assault you than anyone else.  Nothing is gained by putting a 17 year old on the list for having consensual sex with a 15 year old.  Or by putting 15 year olds on the list for taking naked pictures of themselves.  None of those types of offenders are a threat to anyone else.  All it accomplishes is ruining otherwise normal lives for no real reason.

  • Anonymous

    Do exceptionally objective women exist?

  • Anonymous

    Let me revise my statement.  Not only do I NOT leave my kids with any males, I do not leave them with any females either.  I am an online college student, so I can stay home with my kids  24/7 while my husband works. When I go grocery shopping or what have you I leave my children with my husband. My family doesn’t watch my kids, my neighbors don’t watch my kids, and daycare services don’t watch my kids. Personal opinion only. My comment was not meant to offend.

  • Anonymous

    Do YOU have enough money to immediately pull out of your current home and buy another one?  Right this instant?

  • Anonymous

    I do not leave my children with men (or women) because sometimes it is impossible to differentiate between “good” and “bad” people, as I’m sure was the case with the mother featured in this story.

  • Athena

    Unless I’m a mothafuckin’ unicorn! :P

    Seriously, of course they do.  We have a few here.  I would put you on that list.  While I hate to name names for fear anyone might feel left out, a couple of other examples would be (but not limited to) Castille and SugarGlider.  People who generally make evidence-based posts, rather than emotionally-driven ones.  While these people are the exception to the rule regardless of gender, in my experience, emotionally-driven comments are more prevalent among chicks.  

  • Anonymous

    Exactly Stacey, and thank you!

  • Anonymous

    I do not think this makes you (or myself) sexist, just willing to face reality.  While there are women out there who are perverts, as we have seen on this site many times, the majority of sex abuse cases belong to men.

  • shannie

    This kills me…looking at his Facebook was chilling. “three princesses”? And there are pics there with the grandma and some other chick (i don’t know who she is).  I don’t know what to say, its so absolutely disgusting what this man did..he perpetrated a fraud, and played this one out, lies and all… makes me sick. I hope to God those other girls weren’t abused in anyway..who knows?  In the affidavit it says the animal killed her while the sisters were in the home and was dismembered while they were there also…I’m waiting for all the info on what this mom is about, but so far..with the “miscommunication” of where the girl was to leaving her with a dude neighbor who seems as douchey as can be …she kinda sucks. I read that people described Aliahna as the big sister who “took care” of her sisters.  The girl was disabled and was “taking care” of her younger sisters?

  • shannie

    This girls grandfather who lived with the the other sisters, the mom and the grandmother was on the RSO..and he was on the list for molesting a little girl.  He just passed away recently.
    I’m not loving this mom so far.  

  • Anonymous

    Exactly…sex offender registry isn’t necessarily conducive to being a pedo. Most of us know that.

  • shannie

    And I’m not loving the grandmother either! WTF? Something is not right with this family…poor baby. :(

  • Anonymous

    What is your point?

  • Anonymous

    Yeah!  Hell, lets get rid of judges too!  Damn bastards always letting people off on technicalities like “I wasn’t there” and “she doesnt have my flesh in her fingernails”, and don’t forget the dreaded “that semen doesn’t have my DNA”
    Let’s just go back to old-school lynch mobs and string up everyone vaguely suspected in a crime.  Save a ton of money!
    This plan will be AWESOME.

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    I cannot imagine there haven’t been, but for all the stories I have posted here, I cannot recollect one where a missing kid was found, dead or alive, because of an RSO list pointed them to the culprit.

    But we do have numerous stories of RSO’s being rounded up or questioned when a person goes missing (which I am not totally against) but the killer turns out to be someone not on the list at all, and was right under everyone’s nose the entire time. Like the maintenance worker from earlier this month, or the 15-year-old girl in the Elizabeth Olten case.

  • Anonymous

    What Athena is saying is that police have and will always have access to criminal histories and registered offenders regardless of the ability of the public to access it or not. So no matter what, they will always have a list of who to start with.

  • Athena

    I’ve been searching for the last 15 minutes due to Stacy Spencer’s comment about all the kids who wouldn’t have been found had it not been for the registries.  I can’t find a single one.  Not to say there hasn’t been, but I can’t find one.

  • shannie

    You know what I would like to know? Why do the police need a search warrant to look in an effin’ DUMPSTER!?!?
    So many times it seems the “dumpster” in the vicinity isn’t searched immediately and I just read that  it’s because LE is waiting for a search warrant? WTF?

  • Anonymous

    I hear you and I understand and agree for the most part… I wish the fucking sex offender listings were consistent across state lines with levels listed and explanations (i.e., he was 18, she was 17 and became pregnant, but DA prosecuted; or rape of a child under the age of 10).

    Pedophiles creep me out to no ends, but the rest I wonder about.

  • Anonymous

    You’re lucky that you get to stay home with your children. My sister couldn’t with her first child and sent him to a school preparatory program which put him leaps and bounds ahead of many of the kids who were starting school with him. She was so pleased that she will be sending her second son to the same place when he’s old enough even though she can now stay at home. She is also lucky that she can afford an above average program as opposed to normal daycare. I think most parents want to do the best they can for their children. Some people think that means staying home and some think it means getting them a head start on school or what have you. 
    The sad truth is that no matter how much you care you can’t always keep your child safe from everything. All it takes is a trip and fall, a car accident, a bad cold, or even some bad food. Sometimes you have to take a calculated risk and hope for the best. I really think this mother weighed the option of having a close family friend watch her kids or having them get sick for Christmas and decided to err on what she thought was the side of caution. 

  • http://www.dreamindemon.com Morbid

    Probably because it wasn’t a commercial dumpster and was privately owned. It may sound stupid that they had to wait, but they were just following the law and ensuring that anything found in the dumpster wouldn’t be thrown out because it was obtained illegally.

  • Anonymous

    I was being tongue in cheek on the earlier post, just to clarify. 

  • shannie

    Yep..sounds stupid. There’s a missing kid! Take a look..jeez, I’ve had it with the legalities of it all…

  • Wildheart

    I’m pretty sure it’s her in some of his pics too.

  • Athena

    That’s not a revision.  That’s a completely different statement.  I’m a stay at home mom, currently, myself.  But that’s not what we’re talking about, here.  Besides, you’re going to school, I’m looking for work… Conceivably, we’ll be away from our children eventually.  What do you plan to do?  Cloning’s not legal, yet.  

    You said you would never leave your children with a man, and the nature of your initial statement made it clear that this is exactly what you meant to say.  So much so that you launched a preemptive defense against inevitable charges of sexism.  If you never want to leave your child with a man, that’s absolutely your choice.  But to insinuate that those of us who would are stupid is way outta line.  

    I base my judgments on individual merit.  Not gender, not race, not religion.  Doesn’t make me a better parent than you… Just makes me less sexist. ;)

      

  • shannie

    I can’t reply to Athena’s comment..but I found this..
    http://www.imperfectparent.com/topics/2008/07/12/registered-sex-offender-kills-girl/

    And I have also read of RSO having molested kids even after multiple arrests…I have the same stance on the list, it’s not helping kids from NOT being killed…

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    I’m not saying she was dumb because of where she lived but because of who she chose as her child care provider.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_5WYTW5UWWTGEKN4L2HBZ7I4E5E Zazen

    Damn me for my flippant comment anyway! XD

  • Athena

    But if someone cited the high rate of crime associated with black men as the reason for not hiring one, would you consider that racist, or “just willing to face reality”?  

    Taking a negative trait exhibited by a small percentage of a particular demographic and using it to discriminate against that entire demographic is sexism if you’re talking gender, racism if you’re talking about race, homophobia if you’re talking about sexual orientation, etc.  

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    I don’t have as big a problem with kids being left with their fathers, grandfathers, uncles or cousins in most instances (not if they’re a criminal or known pervert). But a child should never be left with a man who is not a relative IMO.

    That isn’t to say that there is no risk involving males relatives or female acquaintances…but the numbers go down…you’re asking for trouble if you leave your kid with a male acquaintance…as this website so often reminds us.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    In regards to casual acquaintances who gives a fuck about sexism? The lives of your children are more important than your stance on sexism and fairness.

    That said…I totally agree with your support of your husband. If you had a good father or good brothers…I would agree with them too. If someone is in your family and they’re good people then you haven’t done anything wrong leaving your kids with them in my opinion.

    But don’t let your single neighbor down the street or your family friend who seems to just love kids watch the children if they’re male…you’re just asking for trouble.

  • Anonymous

    In this case it does sound like a need. She needed to leave her children with this neighbor because she was sick.Iam just saying I wouldn’t, not at that age and not with a male.

  • Anonymous

    I like having the registry but I don’t like the fact many are not clear on what the persons crime is.Also like Morbid, I don’t think people caught peeing in public or a young person having sex with someone slighty under age should be on it. I have seen to many shows on young peoples lives being ruined by such.

  • Anonymous

    Dude was pretty well known, I’d think. He lived with and cared for the grandfather next door up until his death a few months back from what I gathered, and has continued to live there. So appears to have a track record of responsible and trustworthy caretaking, for whatever that’s worth.  Very little in this instance.

  • aka jas

    I work with DWI offenders on a private level, this gives me insight on who im dealing with– that and state courtcase online files. And how I conduct my office while im alone.  My job alone pisses people off, and I get some skeevy motherfuckers in this place. 

    Isnt this the place that suggested running background checks and looking up RSO on people you just get to know?  Im sure ive seen that somewhere.

    Its not that I dont understand what you are saying and what your asking.  Because I do.  I just happen to find being aware (NOT OBSESSING) is a gift I give myself.

  • Athena

    I know… I just felt a little weird leaving it at my first sentence.  But I’ll revise, since it’s funny that way.

  • Anonymous

    oh jesus christ.

  • Anonymous

    I love you. Just letting you know.

  • Anonymous

    Um. In case you missed it…. the economy sucks giant donkey balls.

  • Anonymous

    Hey now, don’t go confusing people with facts and things. We like to think from the gut.

  • Anonymous

    In fact, it probably makes those people more likely to actually COMMIT crimes.

    “well, fuck it, my life is ruined anyway because i took a leak on a bush in my own yard and the neighbor’s kid was outside and peeking over my fence. cant get a job. what do i have left to lose? im gonna knock over this liquor store.”

  • Pyncky

    My half-brother is on the list.  His crime?  Getting drunk at a stock car race and peeing against a fence. His peener was out in public so he is a sex offender.  Why don’t we have a list of violent offenders who do not use or attack genitals. Getting beaten or shot to death is not such fun either I bet. But this country is more about genitals… nasty

  • Anonymous

    Um. My male neighbor watches my kid frequently.

    Guess I’m a horrible parent now.

  • Anonymous

    Athena. Give up. People are too far gone into stupid town on this one.

  • Athena

    Yeah, I know some here have advocated running background checks and checking registries on everyone involved in one’s life, but that’s not me.  I’m a solid judge of character, and only go checking up on people who give me a reason to check up on them.  That said, I’m already married and our group of friends has been the same for about a decade, so I don’t have a need to do much checking.

  • Andrew Petrie

    Yes, from articles I have read, Plumadore took care of the mother’s father or grandfather until he died recently. Plumadore is still living in the relative’s mobile home next door. I believe he has lived next door for around 3-4 yrs. I’m sure the mother saw him daily, saw him as a caretaker, and didn’t think twice when he offered to look after the kids.

  • Athena

    Amen.

    Sorry about your brother, dude.  My dad almost landed on the list for peeing in a ditch, in the black of night, on a rural, unlit road.  He was driving long distance and just didn’t have a bottle in the car.  Cost him thousands in defense to keep his name off that list.  

  • Anonymous

    Thank you for your comment Heather.

    It’s not like everyone with a penis is a predator.

  • Athena

    Quick!  Somebody call the CPS!  How dare you disregard stereotypes in favor of your own, sound judgment!  I’m pretty sure not listening to how random internet people think you should parent is illegal somewhere!

  • Anonymous

    I have to say, the last time I had the flu, I was incoherent for a day or two, and don’t remember what was said to me or what I said. I could barely make it ten feet to the bathroom, there is no way I could have cared for a child in that state. There is no ‘sucking it up’ with a fever of 103.

  • http://twitter.com/AngelsMom0806 Angels Mom

    Ha!

  • Anonymous

    This, exactly.

  • http://twitter.com/AngelsMom0806 Angels Mom

    Seriously

    I’m sure those people didn’t consider it their dream location but you have to do what you have to with what you’re given.

  • Anonymous

    I would tell my kids that if they somehow end up separated from me on the street, to approach a woman before they approach a man for help.

    For the same reasons, I would choose female child-care providers over males. It is what it is, and I would never increase the risk to my child in an attempt to be unprejudiced by gender. Facts are facts, men are MUCH more likely to harm you or your children.

    That sucks for all the wonderful, decent men out there who love little girls for wonderful, decent reasons. But I’ll bet they would be the first to choose a female babysitter over a male.

  • Anonymous

    Actually, male relatives are statistically the most dangerous.

  • Anonymous

    They’re not. It’s really ridiculous how people freak out about stuff.

  • Anonymous

    lol @ “THE” CPS

  • Athena

    See, that’s weird to me.  When I was a kid, I was simply told to go into the closest business to ask for help.  When 99% of the population are decent people, it just seems trivial and pointless to differentiate based on that last 1%.  I figure instructing my kid to seek out a business will safeguard her from most worst-case-scenarios.

    When I choose a child care provider, I will objectively assess qualifications.  Not because I’m striving to be unprejudiced, but because that’s what makes the most sense.  Especially if I’m looking for child care that specializes in education, my male teachers were some of the best when I was a kid.  It just doesn’t make sense to me to disregard that entire chunk of the population simply because the risk is slightly increased.  And it is only a slight increase.  While, yes, males are much more likely to harm children, it’s not likely that children get harmed to begin with, so even a dramatic increase of risk when you’re dealing with males as opposed to females translates to only a slight increase in overall risk.

  • Anonymous

    I don’t want to live under the same roof as batshit crazy lady who stands in her window day in and day out, but it’s what we can afford.

  • Anonymous

    It doesn’t say that anywhere and I never said it did.  My comment was in reply to Becca, not the lady in the write up. Where are you getting that from my comment???

  • Anonymous

    LMAO, while all of this is true…fuck it…just fuck it and let any man watch your kid. 

    I love it.

  • Anonymous

    Yeah, and everyone is all “I’d leave my kids alone with (male relative) WAY BEFORE random males”

  • Anonymous

    Still, your point is??  

  • Anonymous

    I don’t get your point.  Of course LE has access to that info. What is your point about the registry.

  • Anonymous

    The registry isn’t for LE. Its for the general public. Of course LE has that info.  

  • shannie

    Random males are strangers..I think it’s natural for women to have another women to look after their children before a male is asked or needed..just my opinion.  It’s like from back in the cavemen times, Men want to go out and stab things and shit…especially things they didn’t make, like a baby or kid.

  • Anonymous

    I don’t think registries are for LE….I think they are for the general public like me.  I know that LE already has that info. Please don’t misunderstand what I am saying here.  Yet you are and totally misconstruing. 

  • Anonymous

    I thought the age limit was 16.

  • Anonymous

    On a non-argumentative note…

    It makes me want to cry just seeing that girl’s picture and knowing a filthy jackass like this took her life. I don’t understand how people can just take an innocent life like that… let alone hurt them.

  • Athena

    Yeah.  That’s totally what I said.   O.o

    Are you bi-polar or something?  This is the second thread that you’ve been totally cool in for awhile, but then get all catty out of nowhere.  Drunk posting, maybe?

  • Athena

    I’m sorry, I assumed that Becca was commenting on the article and, thus, your comment clarifying for her was about this article as well.

  • Anonymous

    Yes, because thousands of years of evolution have just, not happened. at all.

  • shannie

    So what’s your point, just because evolution occurs doesn’t mean there isn’t still a primal instinct to protect.? You really need to right and say men …strange men are awesome to have watch your kids..go ahead be right..I love being wrong..:)

  • http://twitter.com/AngelsMom0806 Angels Mom

    Oh, batshit crazy lady lives in all areas, trust me.

    But you’re right, the economy is bad and if you’re blessed enough to not be effected by it the consider yourselves lucky.

  • Anonymous

    I wish I hadn’t read the details. I tend to be a dispassionate old weirdo, but looking at her picture and thinking about…THAT.

    Makes me sick.

  • http://twitter.com/AngelsMom0806 Angels Mom

    I won’t leave my children with anyone other then their grandparents, male or female.

    My stepfather does a much better job watching the children then my mother so ovaries mean nothing as far as I’m concerned.

    Also I was molested by a male and a female so it really doesn’t matter. Fucked up people cross gender lines.

  • Prominent Prozac

    Nah, just a tree :P

  • Prominent Prozac

    Sounds good to me, you wanna start shooting them or should we just slip some poison in their drinks?

  • Prominent Prozac

    A parent should for one never leave their child with a criminal, or you know..A psycho. So you’re right. Disagree disagree disgaree

  • Prominent Prozac

    Well is your neighbor already for one a criminal?Are we talking assault charges here?Lets think about this.

  • Prominent Prozac

    Eh, doesn’t matter where you live really. I fault her for her choice in letting him watch her kids. Obviously it’s not the kids fault, and he’s fucked in the head clearly so who’s left in the end?The mother and the psycho.

  • Prominent Prozac

    I really like you today.

  • Prominent Prozac

    I know all about this, I call it “victim blaming”. I work with this crap all the time, unfortunately I don’t see the mother as a victim here, I see her as an idiot, who was stupid enough to leave her daughter(S) with an already criminal. That’s a mix for trouble right there, that she either didn’t care enough to know about, or give a fuck about. She was stupid. The child is a victim. Could it happen to me? Not so likely because I have something called “a clue”,

  • BooBooKittyFuck

    In some cases, it doesn’t seem like it has…

  • h son

    http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000071030223&sk=info this is the mothers f.b just encase anyone was wondering…its private but she claims to love being a stay at home mother.

  • Wicked Smilee

    Ya, they dispose of them more quickly than an old vibrator with a broken cord.  They seem to mean less than that to these monsters.  Thats scary.

  • Wicked Smilee

    < batshit crazy lady.

  • Wicked Smilee

    And parents who break the rules of custody, shouldn’t be “amber alert” candidates, unless there’s a criminal history – but in that case, there should be no contact. 

    I find that angry x’s are quick to dilute the rso lists this way.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Not on here Morbid, and I don’t recall the specific case,but I do recall reading about a child murderer who was apprehended in large part because he was on the listing,and lived close to the abducted kid.The two things made the guy a major suspect for the police,and ended up with his being arrested,and charged;it’s happened.

  • Canuck Gramz

    I’m sorry , I’ll try to stay away from the window from now on :p

  • Anonymous

    Nope, it’s 13 for Facebook.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    17 to 15 I agree…18 to 14 like Morbid suggested…put them on the list

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    well at least you said it so I don’t have to

  • Canuck Gramz

    I wasn’t going to read this. Nope, no no no reading on DD today, was my plan! Mostly because I listened to news story about this little girl all day.  But glad I did. It’s nice to be reminded that there are good , intelligent, thinking people out there and people who care about one little girl who should never have died.

    By the way , in Canada the RSO is only accessible by law enforcement, not citizens. If an offender is released , his victims and/or victim’s family will be notified, and may be notified of his address. But if he moves or finishes his parole, he’s usually right off the radar.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XA4RDSRSUX3XRSCPRR7XNGSPUQ Joshua

    Only because most parents have the fucking common sense not to leave the child with a non related male. Once that trend changes then you’ll see your stats change.

  • Anonymous

    I was also told to go into a local business when I was younger.

  • Anonymous

    This guy wasn’t a stranger. I don’t know how many times we have to say this. SHE KNEW HIM. So the whole STRANGE MEN thing can go right out the window as it doesn’t apply here.

  • Anonymous

    I realize that. I just don’t like the idea that if her crackpipe catches her curtains on fire, my residence is connected to hers.

  • Anonymous

    This PEDO-PARK needs a visit by the Boondock Saints……Death to all PEDOS !!!! no pedo should be able to access a computer for life, and certainly NO Crackbook.

  • shannie

    I never said “He” was a strange man…so where are you getting that from?

  • shannie

    I’m quite aware that he was taking care of the pedo grandfather and that the shitty grandmother and mom knew him…

  • LeaveMeBe

    Did you ever think maybe the dad asked the neighbor to watch the kids? Mom had the flu and dad worked night shift. Maybe this asshole was his friend and he asked it of him.

  • Anonymous

    Thank you. I was starting to feel pretty shitty about myself for a moment there. Last time I got the flu I was in the hospital for two days until my fever came down to a safe level and I missed two and a half weeks of work. I was starting to think I should have just sucked it up and went on with my life. Thank god I didn’t live alone. I honestly think I would have died in my bed happily hallucinating. I couldn’t take care of myself let alone three kids in that state. 

  • Anonymous

    And for some reason, mom kept the 2 little boys. Hmmm..

  • LeaveMeBe

    You are not alone in this. My husband got the flu on Christmas Eve this year and finally stopped running high fevers last night. He was disoriented and doesn’t remember a lot of what happened over the last 4 days. I’m really really hoping I somehow manage to avoid it. :/

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Rebecca-Garcia/100000746322144 Rebecca Garcia

    yea I wondered about that too because there are lots of circumstances surrounding sex offender charges. But I’ll go ahead and generalize them for the safety of my children. I don’t feel too bad about that.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Rebecca-Garcia/100000746322144 Rebecca Garcia

    MOTIVE :: 

     who thinks mommy turned down his offer for sex and maybe that’s why he did it. *raises hand*  

    what else are we thinking?

  • Anonymous

    All we can do at this point is speculate. I do think its rather strange that Plumadore kept the 3 girls all week, while the 2 boys stayed in the trailer with mommy.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Rebecca-Garcia/100000746322144 Rebecca Garcia

    Oddly, this sounds similar to how my aunt was killed. She was found dismembered and stuffed in a freezer as well. Killer was never caught. I was given her first name as my middle name: Dawn

  • Anonymous

    This article states that the mother specifically questioned her father (also a registered sex offender) if her daughters would be in any harm living in the trailer park (which along with the two mile radius around the trailer park houses 5% of the entire state of Indiana’s sex offenders). She even asked about two residents in particular, Plumadore being one of them. Of course, her father assured her he was good people, and so were all of the other offenders in the trailer park, they are all doing exactly what they are supposed to be doing. Makes me wonder why she specifically asked about Plumadore, when he isn’t even on the sex offender registry. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/45795486/ns/us_news-crime_and_courts/

  • Anonymous

    That’s awful, I’m so sorry. We always hear that there is no such thing as the perfect crime because the killer always leaves some kind of evidence, then we are reminded that apparently there is.

  • Anonymous

    I do not fuck around anymore with that shit. I went straight to the doctor this year and got a flu shot. I never want to be that sick again.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Rebecca-Garcia/100000746322144 Rebecca Garcia

    it made local headlines but everyone was caught in the Zodiac Killer frenzy so she was forgotten by the media rather quickly.

  • Anonymous


    Makes me wonder why she specifically asked about Plumadore, when he isn’t even on the sex offender registry”

    Possibly because they were going to be neighbors? We don’t know what crime the grandfather committed to be on the SOR (for all we know he could have peed on a fence), so perhaps she wanted to know who he was living with in case her children wanted to visit their grandfather. 

  • Anonymous

    Grandfather did indeed commit a crime: 

    http://www.journalgazette.net/article/20111228/LOCAL07/312289939/1002/LOCAL 

    “In 2005, Lemmon was charged with three counts of child molestation, according to Journal Gazette archives.
    According to a probable cause affidavit, Lemmon had performed various sexual acts on a young girl from 1996 to 2003.
    He had baby-sat for the girl and her younger brother at his home while their mother worked. He stopped baby-sitting for the children in 2003, when the girl was 13. In 2004, the girl told her parents that Lemmon had inappropriately touched her during the past several years.”

  • Anonymous

    I appreciate the information. I couldn’t find an article that didn’t just state he was a RSO. Perhaps that was why the mother questioned him about his roomer first, she was leery of a guy who was living with her offender father in that area. Still the guy behaved himself for four years before he did anything, but treat the girls as an Uncle according to many of the residents of the park. I will be curious to find out what his motive was for killing this poor girl. I also wonder what the sisters saw or heard, if anything.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    ” for having consensual sex with a 15 year old.”
    In Texas,and in a lot of other states you can not have “consensual sex with a 15 year old”.

  • shannie

    We really don’t know if the guy behaved himself for four years..If he just bashed her in the skull and cut her up, usually that doesn’t come out of the blue…I’m just sick over this, and the little sisters where there the whole time this disgusting freak did that to their sister..who knows what the saw or heard?

  • shannie

    There has got to be some weird stuff going on in that family…in that whole trailer park too.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I see no logic in that example you gave Heather;a person who actually thinks in such a way as that would most likely ” knock over this liquor store” regardless of being on,or not on a listing.

  • shannie

    That’s so horrible…very sorry for your family…

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “  Do you think they’re forced to randomly knock on doors? ”

    Actually the “random” knocking on doors is a useful tool, and most police departments still do this when a child is abducted by unknowns.

    “The registry simply takes the information the police already have and make it searchable by the public.”

    Being a member of “the public” I appreciate this resource.

  • Anonymous

    That’s what I’m wondering. Maybe he’s been a perv all this time too, he just has never been caught and he lives in the perfect haven for this to go on – after all, who’s going to turn him in? An article I read said that while there are 60 homes in the park, only about 25 of them are occupied and 15 of them are RSO. As someone stated below, it’s not always the ones that are registered that you have to worry about (they’re just the ones that have been caught). I’m thinking this guy was one of them, he just hadn’t been caught yet and was able to blend in peacefully in his environment. And I think they will be able to explain the motive once the autopsy is concluded.

  • LeaveMeBe

    I wish I could do that but the shot makes me violently sick too. I have to gamble every year and just load up on vitamin C, wash my hands until their cracked and bleeding and cross my fingers. I’m considering wearing a mask like I always see the people in China doing.

  • EveryVillainIsLemons


    everyone knows the type conduit which will land you on the registry

    Bullshit.  I doubt very seriously that the guy who takes a leak on the side of a wall or the drunk frat boy who moons a schoolbus is aware that, if convicted, he will be considered a sex offender and have to register, sometimes for the rest of his life.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I agree with Athena that the various registries need to be cleaned up.Public urination should be just that,and not on a sex registry – unless it was proven at court that “sex” was – in fact – part of the reason for the display,not simply a person relieving them self.

    Other than that I LIKE the registries,and if there are young people on them – that is not the registries fault,that is the fault of the person who committed the crime in the first place.If laws governing at what ages teens can have sex were changed,then that would impact greatly who can be listed on these registries,failing that I don’t agree with the age complaints at all.

  • EveryVillainIsLemons

    “People You’ll See In Hell” is really big on making sure people run background checks and do research into people before trusting them, whether it be for a job, date, or just as a friend.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I disagree with you on this Joshua;put me down in a friendly way for it though please   :)

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    (smile)

  • Anonymous

    We bash after we have removed such limbs, right?

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “That’s a really shitty thing to say.”

    Life can be really shitty.Sugar coating it does not really help it wash down much.

    “It’s not always easy for people to move. Moving is an expensive process and it might not have been an option.”

    I already stated the same thing  in a previous statement Dangerous.

    “Following your logic to it’s conclusion every mom who has lost a child to gang violence is at fault because they “chose” to live in the hood.”

    That would in fact – NOT – be my logic at all,that would be you twisting what you think is MY logic,and getting it WRONG.I do not believe in lumping everyone into 1 neat little shoe box.I take each case on a case by case basis.

  • Anonymous

    I had a little 7 year old girl knock on my door right before xmas selling boxes of xmas candy and I did not see a adult so I asked her if she was alone, she said no her mommy was right over there, I looked and did not see her mommy so I stepped out from my door to look down the street and I did not see anybody at first until I saw a person 5 house away sitting in a van. She saw me and probably wondered what was I doing but she should have been standing right next to her daughter. Many men are protectors of children and I am one of them.

  • Anonymous

    Not true

  • Anonymous

    Surround the trailer trash park and eliminate the fuckers.

  • Anonymous

    Not sure a fucker like this likes women, he likes victims that he can control if only for a few minutes, and then knows he has been bad so he wants to keep it quiet and the only way to do that is to silent the victim.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    We now know that the Mother was staying with her convicted Pedo father to help him,because he was dying … however we also know that she moved in to “help” her father knowing full well that he lived in a PEDO SAFE HAVEN as the news is labeling the location – so yes I would agree that the Mother was in fact “pretty fucking stupid.” I as a parent would not sacrifice my children to do the same – Dad would have had care visits,but my children’s safety would have been paramount,as it should be with ANY responsible parent.

  • shannie

    I agree..
    The autopsy was finished yesterday by the way, LE isn’t releasing any of the results besides the info that the dismembering was systematic..(ugh..)…Also this investigation isn’t over by a long shot…

  • Anonymous

    When I was in my twenties I sat for a buddy that had 2 daughters, never had a problem except his older daughter was a brat.

  • shannie

    I have no clue what the motive was? I can’t think of any motive for bashing in the head and cutting up the body of one of three grand-babies of a RSO friend who he took care of and lived with for years…besides him being a disgusting pervert monster..”mommy” looks nowhere near her age though. Just an observation..has shit to do with all this though.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    We now know money is not her stated reason for having moved into that trailer park.When you have kids, and the dark side is strong – you don’t move in with it.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “I’m not saying she was dumb because of where she lived”
    Now that I know the facts about her living arrangements – I am.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    True,but all it takes is that one person to make you the victim – it’s best to cut the percentages as much as you possible can.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Seems the other convicted sex offenders were even surprised by the mom moving into the park with her kids.What does that say about her choice ?

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    The flu is one thing,but the mom’s decision to move into a trailer park knowing full well that it was a haven for sex offenders – with her kids to take care of her dying Pedo dad is totally another.Once moved into the park – fully aware of who her neighbors were and letting a guy of no relation have her daughter only compiles bad decision making on more bad decision making.It’s not merely bad due to the killers sex – it’s bad due to the fact that the park was in fact unfit,as well as unsafe for children to start with.If you are in the habit of playing with a loaded gun,don’t be surprised when you get shot.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Last year I got a Flu shot at work – 2 days later I had the Flu;they say that you can’t get the Flu from the shot – but fuck them I don’t believe em.They say that no live virus is used anymore in the vaccine – I don’t believe them.This year I skipped the shot – no Flu as of yet.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I have younger (than 13) relatives who have face book pages – I know because they are in my face book,however their parents let them have it,and their parents monitor the pages.I see no issue with it(in the case of my family).

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    That is not the conduit that I was addressing in the particular comment you quoted. I have already stated in several posts on this page that I do not agree with public urinating being listed on a sex offender registry,unless a court has held that “sex” played a direct part in the offense,other than the organ being exposed to release pee pressure.

  • Anonymous

    Her sweet face in this photo is just heart-breaking. It looks like it might have been taken at a funeral(?) … looks like it from the background. Perhaps this picture was taken at her grandfather’s funeral service.

    I feel sad for the mother. Sometimes we have to make really hard choices when it comes to family. I am sure that she thought she was doing her duty to her father when she moved into the park to take care of him. She will have to live with the guilt fallout from that decision for the rest of her life.

    It is easy to sit here and speculate about what the mom should/shouldn’t have done. But there is no way that any of us could know all the details behind this tragedy. I just can’t find any reason to blame this mother – when we know so little about the circumstances surrounding their situation. The few facts that have been released raise way more questions than they answer.

    However, I have NO problem judging this monster/predator. And I wish with my whole heart that I could put a bullet in his fucking head.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “We don’t know anything about her circumstances.”
    We do now.

  • shannie

    Not sure if this is true but Aliahna was molested by two men in Iowa and had PSTD and night terrors from that’s one of the reasons Mom moved her to Indiana…if this is true, and by all means it may just be rumor (but the family has said she had PSTD)..Great Fucking Idea MOM! move her into a trailer park full of them!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    We now know that the Mom did in fact “not” know the guy well at all herself – her Pedo Dad was friends with the killer,and at least one other person in her family knew him (what they “thought” was really well).

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Before she moved into the park the Mother states that she had asked her Dad specifically about Plumadore as to her kids safety with him.The mother stated that she in fact did not know the guy well at all prior to moving into that park;she just knew of him.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I know right.

  • Anonymous

    I had the same experience years ago. I got horribly ill three days after getting the shot even though nobody I had been around had been ill. Never again!

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “the majority of sex abuse cases belong to men.”

    This is an fast changing/equalizing out statistic.Sticking to this outdated belief is not realistic.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “Ne either. Men are far more likely to be pervs/pedos than women.”

    This actually has very little modern truth.

  • LeaveMeBe

    It’s awful nice of you to say that you would have made sure your father had care visits. I would have left his scummy ass to rot alive and never bothered to lift a finger to help him in any way.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “stupid town”
    I agree some what with your statement;where we part ways is with who exactly is in the town,and who exactly is simply spot lighting them in it.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    ” family friend who seems to just love kids watch the children if they’re male…you’re just asking for trouble.”

    I disagree with this part … and if you really know your neighbor well I disagree with that part as well.

  • Anonymous

    Along those lines, personal story:  My aunt and uncle met when he was 16 and she was 11.  You’ll have to take my word that she didn’t look 11.  She lied about her age to everybody, even got a job in a factory at 11.  They dated three years, he proposed, and found out her real age when her father had to sign the marriage license.  Stayed married for 68 years until she died recently.
    If that happened now, my uncle would be in prison and my family would have twenty something fewer people in it.  Perfectly legitimate, serious relationship banned by law.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    We disagree on a lot of things,but we agree on this one    :)

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I’m a guy and I,for one have no such desire at all.When you generalize (like you just did) you usually FAIL to make ANY valid discussion point.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Only due to opportunity;and then you should be fair and also state that the same applies to “female” relatives.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    The so – called “Mom” in this article exercised bad judgement in abundance.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I agree.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    LOL.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Meanie.

  • shannie

    You make no sense…I made a reference to the nature of men to hunt and kill for food and sport..and women to give birth and raise children…?? Where’s the fail, Cedric?

  • shannie

    And further more, that post wouldn’t have to have been made if there wasn’t a whole discussion on people being called “sexist” for having a preference on who should be caring for their children…I’m not generalizing anything..I would have no problem letting my dad or husband or even certain cousins of mine watch my kids…(if I had kids)..male friends prob not, even some male family I don’t know well enough to think they can care for little girls for a WEEK.  It’s not sexist, it’s preference, like women wanting a female doctor or a male doctor, or not caring either way…

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Well lets see – I believe I was disagreeing (politely) with the WHOLE generalizing thing you had going on with your comment shannie.Modern women have exactly the same basic natures as men,and vice versa.

    I raised my 2 boys as a single Father,and I have never wanted to go out and “hunt/kill” anything.My Ex-wife was more interested in hanging out at the club – which is how I managed to get her to agree to letting me have the kids.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    ok.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    ” banned by law” – as it should be Tenbux.

  • shannie

    That’s all fine and good, you think men and women are the same…I don’t .

  • Anonymous

    You’re playing Super Parent here.
    She left the kids with a non-RSO that she knew personally and had no reason to be suspicious of.  Her choice of living location is irrelevant, because none of the RSOs in the park were involved in this story in any way.
    For all we know, the mother may have specifically warned the children about the RSOs in the neighborhood.  It still makes no difference because the threat here came from a friend instead of a known offender.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I believe we have this understood.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “She left the kids with a non-RSO that she knew personally and had no reason to be suspicious of.”

    No,Sir I am not “playing Super Parent here”. The mother has recently stated that prior to moving into her Dad’s trailer she was suspicious about the guy we now know killed her child.The mother stated that she specifically asked her Dad about  Plumadore,and if her kids would be in any danger from him.The mother stated that her (Pedo) Dad assured her that Plumadore could be trusted,and that the other residents were likewise trust-able.Sounds to me like all her Pedo Dad was interested in was having someone take care of his ass.

  • Athena

    Sure, there’s logic there.  Try finding a job when you’re an RSO.  Hell, in some states, even residence restrictions are so strict (FL, I’m lookin’ at you), RSOs are forced to be homeless, living under specific bridges.  

    We know that poverty can drive people to commit crime.  Being on the registry can drive a person to poverty, which can absolutely drive them to commit crime, theoretically.  

  • LeaveMeBe

    You know it. ;)

  • Anonymous

    I’m not certain I would have trusted my dad’s oh-so-high opinion of this “friend” when I asked him if my daughters could possibly be in harm’s way by me moving in with him. She was somehow suprised that her own pedophile father would tell her that her daughters would be safe and sound in the sex offender capital of Indiana? I wouldn’t place so much importance on what my child molesting father assures me about my daughters’ safety. And before someone points it out, I do realize that Plumadore is not a registered sex offender, but I’ll say it again. Birds of a feather. And I wouldn’t rule out that this was sexually motivated, even though they are not releasing the results of the autopsy yet.

  • Anonymous

    Exactly… he was a close “friend of the family”, which I take to mean she didn’t really know him, but her father liked him a lot since he took care of him for a few years. My understanding is she didn’t really get to know him until she moved there very recently to help take care of her dad.

  • Anonymous

    The flu shot can not give you the flu, but it can make you sick. You have to realize that the reason that the shot works is that your body has an immune response to the virus in order to build up your tolerance and have the proper antibodies to fight off the real virus. Fevers, snot, throwing up, sore throat, and swollen glands are all part of the body’s response to fight off the virus, not the actual virus. Or you may have had an allergic reaction to the shot. The other possibility is that you did get sick, but not with the flu or not with the strains you were inoculated with. 

  • shannie

    Well this is a NON-shocker to me…
    http://www.goblueridge.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14218

    Plumadore was a Sex offender..

  • Anonymous

    Ding,ding,ding. My dad would tell me to take my kids and run my ass out of the trailer park. What kind of grandfather “vouches” for his sex offender friends in order to keep his daughter and three young granddaughters around? Oh, yeah, a child molesting one.

  • shannie

    Plumadore was a sex offender too
     http://www.goblueridge.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=14218

  • Anonymous

    I don’t agree with it because, personally, I believe it is very important to teach your children that rules are important and are there for a reason. I think back to a lot of the cyber bullying problems and wonder how much could have been avoided by just following a rule about social networking sites being inappropriate for young children. I don’t care how vigilante a parent you are, your child will outsmart you and do shit you don’t want them to. Why teach them it’s OK to break rules they don’t agree with any earlier?

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Maybe not shannie – I think the location mentioned combines their sex offender registry with their domestic violence registry.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “being inappropriate for young children.”

    All kids are not the same as to maturity level,and in general what works for one may not be right for another.

  • Anonymous

    It was a great place for them to start when they were searching for Jessica Lunsford. And I’m sure there are many others, but that one leaps to mind first. In cases like Chelsea King and Jaycee Dugard, they wouldn’t have worked, of course, because those offenders went far away to find their next victims. So the registry is not perfect and it should not be used as an end all, be all means of making you feel secure, but you sure as hell should use it to maybe choose to live in a place that doesn’t have the highest concentration of sex offenders in the entire state when you have children at vulnerable ages.

  • Anonymous

    Don’t care, rules are rules. How is teaching a child that they can be ignored because you feel like it a good thing?

  • shannie

    You “think” you were disagreeing politely…look, you know as well as I do that anything can be interpreted the wrong way even with a :) cause it can be as sarcastic as hell..You saying someone is “wrong” or “fail” for having an opinion is always gonna be taken like shit..so don’t take it the wrong way when someone say “you make no sense” back..You say you were super-dad, cause your kids were raised by you alone and didn’t get harmed in the process, Great! Awesome!..You do know the majority of men in this country aren’t like you right? Not saying they are all douches, but kids do usually end up with the mom in a lot of cases…
    Basic nature is one thing, being a woman and having natural womanly (motherly and female nature) instincts is different than what a mans (male and fatherly) instincts are..my opinion.
    My comment was in reply to someone saying with a snipe that people think male relatives are no better than “random” males…which in my book the word random is anyone or anything…so, yeah, I would say random male is a stranger.

  • Anonymous

    I’ll drop the Trisha Doran”super parent” reference.
    My point is that you could take all the main players in this story (mother, kids, grandfather,  and neighbor-turned-killer), drop them in any neighborhood in the country, and get the same result.  People are upset she moved into an area with registered sex offenders.  But the RSOs had no effect on the outcome of the story.  This could happen with any neighbor in any neighborhood.

  • Anonymous

    We do have seriously draconian RSO rules here in Florida and yet we’re one of the worst states for offenders and we are also one of the top three states for sex trafficking of children and women (California & New York are the others). Obviously rather than tracking these individuals who so often fall off the radar or fail to register we need to change how we deal with these people. Serious therapy and rehabilitation programs for those who can be helped and permanent jail time for those he can not be. I would rather pay to keep an unrepentant SO in prison than some poor schmuck who was caught with a joint.

    http://www.flnow.org/trafficking.html   

  • Anonymous

    How can you say to me that children have different maturity levels and should be allowed to have Facebook accounts if their parents OK it and say that this relationship was wrong because of the girls age? Obviously her parents were OK with it because they allowed them to get married. You can’t have it both ways, either rules need to be followed or people can pick and choose which ones they like and just follow those.

  • Anonymous

    “That would in fact – NOT – be my logic at all,that would be you twisting what you think is MY logic,and getting it WRONG.I do not believe in lumping everyone into 1 neat little shoe box.I take each case on a case by case basis.”

    Ceds, I’m sorry but that is exactly what your saying in a logic class your statements would be labeled Trandsductive Reasoning. Why was this little girl killed? Because mom lived in a bad area. How is that any different than the situation I described above? 

  • Anonymous

    It’s probably horrible, but I wouldn’t want anything to do with my father either. Perhaps she was more capable of forgiveness than I, perhaps he tried to be a better person. I don’t know, but it’s a sad thought to think about leaving your parent to die alone.

  • shannie

    I think you’re right, I was shouldn’t have posted that as fact… Really it’s not even important now, but eh…he’s dirty, pos, and I hope he gets the death penalty..

  • Athena

    Absolutely.  Back when we lived in the hood, there was a young child mix up.  Three children at or under the age of 7, two from one mother and one from another.  Mom A thought Mom B was watching them; Mom B thought Mom A was watching them.  They both left to run errands.  My (now) husband went outside for something, and the oldest told him they couldn’t find their mothers.  He immediately ushered them into our apartment, turned on Monsters, Inc. and set them up with milk and cookies.  I come out of the shower, and here he is playing Mother Goose to three black ducklings.  I only mention that they were black because there was racial tension in the complex.  At the time, we were the only white people in the 12-unit complex, AND we were related to the owner.  Every time the CPS (YES, I say it like that, @Heather_Habilatory:disqus ) or cops got called, we were the automatic suspect.  So, Mike knew he was taking a risk bringing these little ones into our place, but when the moms got home, they were incredibly thankful.  

    If these kids had been instructed not to approach a male, they might have been in some hot water.

  • Anonymous

    You got my reply handled nicely. Thanks.

  • Anonymous

    I was gonna say this earlier, when I was cranky and bitchy, and decided not to, cuz i thought it was just PMS talking.

    But I’ve decided it’s not, and it’s what I REALLY do want to say.

    Blow me, asswad.

  • http://twitter.com/AngelsMom0806 Angels Mom

    Didn’t realize batshit crazy lady was a crackhead. The bright side is that if anything happens in the complex she will know who did it. Crackheads know and see EVERYTHING! 

  • Anonymous

    i jump on this site almost every day but rarely post, always enjoy everyones comments but….you don’t let a single, douchy man next dooe watch 3 little girls, no way no how. If a man even offered to watch my child boy or girl I would wonder what the hell was wrong with him. Its asking for trouble IMO. If this creature was taking care of her pedo dad why did she have to move there too. He already had a caretaker, I admit I was lucky no one but my mom, dad and sister ever watched my daughter. If I had to choose someone to do it it sure as hell would not have been some trailer park trash like this guy. Call me sexist call me a bitch but my daughter is 27 with a 2 yr old little guy and she is just as diligent with him as I was with her.

  • Anonymous

    this mother is stupid. Who lets some single douchy trailer park trash guy watch 3 little girls, no way no how. I would think there was something wrong with any man that offered to watch my child male or female. I was lucky my daughter never stayed with anyone other than my mom, dad and sister. If I had to have gotten a babysitter it would not have been a man. Just asking for trouble in my opinion. If that makes me a sexist or just a bitch in general oh well. my daughter is 27 with a little 2 yr old guy of her own she is as diligent with him as i was with her, when it comes to your kids no risk in this world is worth it.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_5WYTW5UWWTGEKN4L2HBZ7I4E5E Zazen

    Actually, I live in a shithole next to awful people, so I know exactly how it is. I was making a flip comment, just like I always do.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    It does …it does suck … however that is NO excuse for killing your child.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    According to “mom” she moved in with her Pedo Dad to take care of him since he was gravely ill;the Dad is in fact a “good” Pedo now – he’s D-E-A-D.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Thanks !!! Now on top of being poor I also know that I’m not lucky   :(

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Buy her a better crack pipe,or some flame resistant drapes.Problem solved.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “Crackheads know and see EVERYTHING!”

    Yes,they do … ’cause they are planning in advance to STEAL it.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Please do,and buy some flame retardant drapes too.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “My opinion, and one that is backed by many experts, is that being
    specifically aware of those on the sex offender registry can take away
    from general awareness.  This thread is proof of that.”

    What you say here can be debated Athena.I would argue that being aware of specific offenders and the fact that there are tons of them out there makes one even more aware that Joe Blow living next door,but not listed may in fact be Joe Blow living next door who has at yet not been caught.This thread is not proof of what you state.

    Fires caused by matches,and lighters kill people,and cause millions in property and land damage.I say this because you don’t see anyone yelling to do away with matches,or lighters do you ? I used this as an extreme example  – there are countless other things I could have used to illustrate my point – my point is that just because you happen to not like a tool,or you feel that it is not right for you,or even if the tool is not perfect in some way does not mean you shit can the tool.As long as sex offender registry’s for fill the basic purpose that they were designed to do they are not going anywhere.There is I agree a need for overall improvement  with these listings,but they are a useful tool regardless.

    People used to(and in some places still do)burn books,most of us now-a-days know that this behavior is ludicrous;information is knowledge,knowledge is power.

  • Anonymous

    Don’t sweat it Heather. If I had a child there are only two people I would trust to watch it outside of my boyfriends. One is my sister and the other is a male friend of mine. 

  • Anonymous

    Honey, I wouldn’t let my mother watch my dog. So I’m right there with you.

  • Anonymous

    What bothers me is that so many commenters think someone’s life should revolve around their children. I have no problem with making decisions with your kids welfare in mind, but sometimes things have to happen the way they do for reason out of our control and that’s just the way it is. Children are a serious responsibility, but they should not control every damn aspect of your life. There is nothing wrong with a parent having a life of their own outside of their damn children. I had friends who were so wrapped up in their kids that’s all they have now. I can’t go out without the kids & how could you make this event adults only now I can’t come. It gets fucking old after awhile.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Good points but if you commit the crime,and are convicted of the crime my sympathy is with the person you victimized,not with you. 

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    ” transductive reasoning is the primary form of reasoning used during the
    preoperational stage of development. This stage occurs approximately
    from the ages of 2-7. Transductive reasoning employs the following
    reasoning: “If A causes B today, then A always causes B.”

    Hmm … an intelligent insult … no reason to be sorry,you apparently can’t help the fact that you fail to understand my statements correctly.

    Let’s look at my actual answers to your supposed questions :

    “Why was this little girl killed?”

    The little girl was killed for reasons which at this time are only known to the killer,or for reasons which have not as yet been released to the general public.

    If you were to ask me for contributing  circumstances I would state as number 1 – her mom is a dumb ass.

    I would never  say that “living in a bad area” killed anyone – areas do not kill people,people kill people.The mom made an overly poor choice to knowingly move into a Pedo safe haven with her young children – even in terms of economics (which we now know had nothing to do with her primary reason to move there) this location move should not have been on a yes list for a good parent.Number 2 the child’s parent compounded her first bad choice,by offering up her young child to a neighbor who was NOT well known by herself,but was considered a friend of the family by her Dad,who was himself a convicted Pedophile,and who had told his own daughter that she could “trust” the other pedophiles who lived in the trailer park not to harm her kids.Now I admit that this may in fact simply be me with my “transductive reasoning” an all but this sounds like advice which a good,as well as intelligent parent would have immediately  discorded as self for filling fabrication.

     
    “How is that any different than the situation I described above?”

    I am going to guess that you are talking about this statement – “Following your logic to it’s conclusion every mom who has lost a child
    to gang violence is at fault because they “chose” to live in the hood.”

    I would respond to this question,but seeing how the question is an obvious example of             ” transductive reasoning” I will pass.
     

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “The flu shot can not give you the flu”

    I am aware of what “they” say concerning the flu shot,however what I was saying is that I don’t believe them.I am not allergic to anything that is known to me – nothing,and I know exactly what the flu is.I am also aware of the fact that there are many different strains of flu,and that they only create vaccine for what they deem the most likely strain for a given year,however that has nothing to do with my initial statement.The meaning behind my initial statement is simple – I do not blindly trust the makers of the flu shot.I do not blindly trust the government.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Well stated.No one with any sense can disagree with you on this.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Depends on what specific rule you are addressing,various rules differ from one household to the next.You give the impression of equating facebook user rules to rules of law, which is not the case.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    ” But I’ll bet they would be the first to choose a female babysitter over a male.”

    I wouldn’t.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    ” I will be curious to find out what his motive was for killing this poor girl.”

    Come on Dangerous – we members on here might not like to say it openly but – you already know this piece of shit most likely fucked this child.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Yes,I had read that in an article somewhere as well.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/John-House/1011555524 John House

    Argh– “MSNBC quotes police as saying that  39-year-old Michael Plumadore admitted to investigators that he bludgeoned her to death with a brick, then dismembered her. ”

    What a f-king creep.  Reminds me of The Lovely Bones (except this guy is too much of a retard to think his way out of an open safe, rather than hide his evidence in a locked one).  :\

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I would bet he fucked the child.As for why he cut up her body the way that he did the guy most likely did this to fit his initial story – he was going to make sure that Aliahna was never found and that if her parts were found she would be as unidentifiable as possible.The guy was going to dispose of the head,hands and feet in a different manner to fit this ideal.

    Looking at the manner in which he disposed of the girl’s torso I could totally see this guy at home taking his time breaking down the remaining body parts and in the end – once the parts were small enough – putting them into the garbage disposal;even bone can be ground up small enough for this.I have no idea what this creep was actually planning, but his general thought chain seems fairly obvious to me.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I think given an option this Turd would most likely prefer to fuck the child,not the Mom.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    ” he’s usually right off the radar.”

    Well that sucks … I’m not “liking” that one bit.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/John-House/1011555524 John House

    My my, Cedric…you sure know a lot about mutilating/disposing of a body, don’tcha?  

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    ” The Lovely Bones”
    Listed on Plumadore’s face book as a show he “liked”.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Well I was in the Marines,and I was a cop … and I do read a lot …

    Good morning John.

  • http://www.flickr.com/photos/my2_cents/ My2Cents

    and thank you for your service!

  • shannie

    http://www.news-sentinel.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20111229/NEWS/111229666

    Wow, I can’t believe this mother wants this girls stuff out of her trailer? WTF? Seems like they are getting rid of shit to hide something more like it…I don’t like this mom. Not at all.

  • shannie

    The more I think about this guy the more I get sick…he had those girls for a WEEK. (who knows how many times mom let this shit go on) So he was the one bathing and dressing those little girls..so, now think about his “Self employed and loving it!” shit on FB….he could have been making some kind of profit off these little girls with video or pics…how horrible.

  • Anonymous

    I don’t want to think that, so I won’t right now. I at least hope she didn’t have to go through that.

  • Anonymous

    I also just read that he actually pleaded guilty… this was no “wrongly convicted” case. He admitted to it. It makes me seriously consider what else mom knew about grandpa’s habits. Maybe she grew up in an environment where that was normal, so she thought nothing of moving her three girls in with chester the child molester grandpa. I’m guessing that just because he was caught (and pleaded guilty once) doesn’t mean it was the first and only time he sexually abused a child. I now wonder if mom was a product of her environment. Again, not that it has anything to do with why she died since Plumadore may not have been a registered sex offender, but it may have to do with why mom didn’t use better common sense.

  • Anonymous

    I like that the registry is available. I wish that all single moms would check it before bringing in a new boyfriend to shack up with them and their kids (I also wish they would check public records and make sure they guy had never before been convicted of domestic assault/battery – since many of those end up beating the shit out of the woman’s kids). I’ve come to realize though, that the parents that drag those men in to be around their kids aren’t readers anyway, so it isn’t as successful as it could be. I did just read an article that says that Mark Klaas is against the idea of “residency restrictions” for RSOs because it pushes them all into sex offender ghettos (1000 feet away from parks, schools, daycares, etc). Then it causes two things. First, they usually end up in more rural areas with less police presence and they they also end up with a network of other offenders that they are in daily contact with. It’s kind of like Alcoholics Anonymous (or in this case, sex offenders anonymouse) working in reverse. I agree with him on that. I do like the idea of the registry for the same reason I like being able to access public court records… because it’s nobody’s job to protect myself and my family but my own and I’m empowered to have as much knowledge as possible about people I associate with. But the residency restrictions seem to cause more of a problem than a solution.

  • Anonymous

    Only one way to deal with scum like him, 2 to the head, 4 more to the chest .

  • Anonymous

    I think Jessica Lunsford was found (dead, of course) because of the RSO. Couhey lived across the street in the trailer park her dad lived in. The police questioned him the first time when they rounded up the RSOs of the trailer park (they believe she was still alive in his closet at that time). They then came back a second time to question him and that’s when they discovered her grave in his yard.

  • Anonymous

    The mother was a fucking idiot for ever letting those girls out of her sight.  She shouldn’t have even moved there…get someone else to take care of her child molester father.  Why would she feel safe even being in the same house with HIM?  Some people have shit for brains. There is NO CURE for a pedophile!!  They don’t change or get better.  MOTHERS…don’t trust anyone with your kids!

  • Athena

    Where did you get the idea that no research has been done?  There have been several studies done (try looking here, for starters), and they all say roughly the same thing:  

    Results provide no support for the effectiveness of registration and community notification laws in reducing sexual offending by: (a) rapists, (b) child molesters, (c) sexual recidivists, or (d) first-time sex offenders. Analyses also showed that over 95% of all sexual offense arrests were committed by first-time sex offenders, casting doubt on the ability of laws that target repeat offenders to meaningfully reduce sexual offending. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2010 APA, all rights reserved)”

    And, yes, Ced… when a tool is both ineffective and expensive, the only thing TO do is “shit can” the tool.  It’s not that I don’t like it.  I would love it… if it were effective.  But it’s not.  So to keep registries on is no different than keeping a housekeeper who doesn’t actually clean around simply because she looks good.  This is nothing more than feel-good legislation, and it costs tax payers millions a year.  I’d rather those millions go to keeping truly dangerous predators incarcerated.

  • Frenchy

    “Domestic Violence and Sex Offender Registry Verification”

    That registry combines Domestic Violence and Sex offenders. I believe he has a criminal history of DV only.

  • Anonymous

    She didn’t kill the kid.  … Unless she did, and I missed the update.

  • Anonymous

    Ah. My sarcasm detester is busted,

  • shannie

    I posted thru disqus that I wrong about that..not sure why it doesn’t have my reply up thread..but it’s on the thread somewhere.

  • Anonymous

    Doesn’t really matter anyway, I’d TOTALLY let someone watch my kid if they had a criminal history of domestic violence. They tend to be the ones that beat the kids to death, instead of molesting them. In my area in the last year, there have been 4 child deaths caused by mom’s boyfriend. Two of them (the boyfriends) have been convicted in the past of domestic violence against either their previous baby’s mama, or another child.

  • Anonymous

    That is really to kind of a death for this motherfucker, I could think of many ways to end his life only much slower and a whole hell of a lot more pain involved.And have a Dr there to keep him alive while his death is drug out to include the maximum amount of torture possible.And have the mother right next to him.I have a son myself who is 19 and you can believe he spent the night with no one, he spent time without me at other peoples homes NEVER.It was/is my job to always put his safety first no matter how tired or sick I got.If you dont want to ALWAYS be there for your child/children do not have any.My son says I cant hurt a piss ant,his words,but I have a side of myself that is totally different when it comes to someone hurting a child, anybodys child.I could take out a child molester everyday for the rest of my life and sleep very well every night. Your way is fast and efficient and not to be dismissed I just get pretty crazy at the thought of a child being harmed.

  • Anonymous

    Common sense would demand you do a quick Google of registered sex offenders where you intended to move into with kids,boys or girls.I wouldn’t want to live near them by myself and for real would never expose my children to Known offenders.And 15 out of 24 homes she would just about have to be thinking of committing some type of crime against her own kids to start with to move into a place with those odds. She’s one sick bitch.

  • Anonymous

    Just the fact the she asked her father those questions tells me she is to stupid to live.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    Athena : I checked out the link you left above -
    Additional Research on the Effectiveness of Sex Offender Registration.

    I think it’s a good link to valid information.

    “Analyses also showed that over 95% of all sexual offense arrests were committed by first-time sex offenders.”

    Once we get all of these 95 % added the list should be good (SMILE).

  • Anonymous

    I am also very sorry for your loss,it seems the police would have an idea of who’s freezer it was,and hopefully the sick bastard will get his one way or the other.

  • Anonymous

    Hopefully someone will research it as a cold case someday,and justice will be done for your Aunt and family.

  • Anonymous

    Maybe he paid her to “keep” the kids.

  • Anonymous

    He definatley kept her from talking about whatever it was he did to those kids. 

  • Anonymous

    Giving birth to a child or children certainly didnt make her a mother.It just made her a baby factory.It takes more than what she did to be a mother.

  • wyrosjr

    I only trust my family to watch my kids. I guess my complaints about their filling them with junk food and spoiling them, pale in comparison.

  • wyrosjr

    15 is nuts, they should carpet bomb that trailer park

  • wyrosjr

    I don’t get flu shots either and I work with the public. It isn’t that I that I don’t trust the flu shot, it’s more that we don’t understand very well the repercussions of many things that we sanction as generally accepted practices. Consider that doctors frequently prescribed smoking for obesity as late as the 50′s. One day in the future, people will look back at many of the things we do today and think, wtf.

  • wyrosjr

    You should consider some form of exercise. I never get sick when engaged in some sort of exercise program. You don’t have to wash your hands so much, just don’t touch your face, eyes or mouth.

  • wyrosjr

    Failure would depend on how you frame it. If you asked people how much value they get from being able to see who is RSO, you would get a different set of statistics. So perhaps it is doing its job. Personally, I think it’s an advancement on the time tested method of “shunning” which is used to good effect by the amish. Society needs to know who are the pariahs.

  • wyrosjr

    That is sad, how is that even related to sex?

  • wyrosjr

    How about a brand on their forehead? Very cheap and we could save lots of money. (yes, I’m serious)

  • wyrosjr

    My grandmother was 13 and my grandfather 19 when they got married. What worked back then was letting families and communities decide what was acceptable and what wasn’t. Letting the federal government control every aspect of everything is like having a “one size fits all” hat vs a custom fitted hat. If my great-grandfather didn’t approve of the union, then it wouldn’t have happened. Can you see how legislating every little aspect of our lives can lead to a breakdown in the fabric of self regulating communities?

  • wyrosjr

    Vastly oversimplified, but I get your point. Men are indeed quite different and much more prone to violence. Evolution has only selected for qualities that led to reproductive success. Obviously it has favored giving males the propensity for violence because it has been useful.

  • Andrew Petrie

    I have been running this sad story over and over in my mind. Here are some of my thoughts.

    The question is why would a child molester who had easy access to 3 little girls kill one? Wouldn’t that be like killing the golden goose that lays the golden eggs? (Not that these people are logical!)

    The scenario I came up with is that he had probably been molesting this little girl for years. From what I’ve read from other horrific child abuse stories is that the older girl will feel a sense of responsibility to her younger sisters, so she will endure the molestations to keep the monster from doing this to the younger siblings. In that reasoning, I’m thinking he was about to molest one of the younger girls or already had, she became upset and was going to go tell on him. Hence, his diluted reason for saying he thought the child was with her mother and wasn’t missing.

  • shannie

    I think that case is so gruesome and sick that anything is possible at this point..you bring up a great point, Aliyha was said to “take care” of her two little sisters..so she may have protecting them. I can’t imagine what kind of life this girl has been thru! She is partially blind and def, was molested and has PSTD from the two men in Iowa, she didn’t want to tell on them cause she thought she would “get in trouble” and then has to live in Pedoville with grandpa and the rest of the pigs who lived there…

  • shannie

    I wasn’t gonna go way into it…lol :D

  • Athena

    Even if that wasn’t unconstitutional, I don’t agree with permanent punishments for crimes where there is a substantial margin of error in sentencing.  

  • Anonymous

    Your just picking apart my argument using semantics. Yes, we all know that rules and laws are different. However, part of a parents job is to teach their children that they need to follow rules and laws. When a child is young they are only starting to be able to psychologically understand that there are shades of gray when it comes to rules and laws. If I, as a parent, tell my child it’s OK to break this rule for Facebook (even though we know that it can be a bad thing for a child to be on a social network) I have now shown my child that it’s OK to ignore rules if you feel like it. Why should they listen to me when I try to enforce a rule? Why should they worry about breaking a law? I’ve already shown that you can break rules without consequences if you don’t get caught. So I think that’s a huge problem with a child as young as 9-years-old. 

  • Anonymous

    “Number 2 – the child’s parent compounded her first bad choice,by offering up her young child to a neighbor who was NOT well known by herself,but was considered a friend of the family by her Dad”
    Actually, not only did the mom know and trust this man, but the girl’s biological father has come out saying that he also knew and trust this man for years and just can’t believe what happened. Both parents knew and trusted this neighbor.  

  • Athena

    Indecent exposure (or public lewdness), even if you’re not exposing yourself to anyone.  It’s kinda like, if a tree falls in the forest, does it make a sound?  Well, if a peener flops out in the emptiness, does it still offend someone?  To the police, the answer is “Yes.”‘

    And that’s the most obvious thing wrong with the registries; something most everyone agrees with, regardless of their support or opposition for the registries.  Streaking at a ball game should never get someone on the list, but it has.  Teens sexting one another should never get them on the list, but it has.  Mooning should never get people landed on the list, but it has.   

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    No,thank you and everyone else who supports the men and women who voluntarily defend the country.One of the main reasons the United States Military is successful is the people who stand behind them and lend their support.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    “Doesn’t really matter anyway, I’d TOTALLY let someone watch my kid if they had a criminal history of domestic violence.”

    This made me laugh out loud before I managed to “catch” myself.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    You appear to be a good person,now carry on.

  • Anonymous

    Glad to add a little humor to such a strongly debated topic  ;)

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_XKMAEMPVJ5T2Y35HKYTNG7I6SY Cedric

    I checked out the link you posted and this is what disturbed me :

    “It feels like a dark cloud has descended on our little community,” she said as tears rolled down her cheeks.”

    Does this lady not get that she lives in a Pedo safe haven ? Shit a “dark cloud” didn’t descended on your little community lady,your “community” is the “dark cloud”.

    “Haskins said Aliahna and the younger girls would often come over to eat peanut
    butter-and-jelly sandwiches, and play with her own granddaughters.”

    I’m wondering exactly how many kids are living in this park ? I had been thinking it was pretty much child free – but now I’m thinking that I was wrong.

  • Athena

    I use objective metrics.  ”Do registries translate into a lower number of sex crimes?” is my main question, and the answer to that is a resounding “No.”  How much people value something should not necessarily play into what we spend tax payer money.  And I disagree that it is an advancement of shunning.  I don’t personally know ANYONE who monitors sex offender registries.  No one.  Yes, there is a concentration of people here who say they do, but this is a very specific demographic, so of course that’s the case.  I would be interested in a study that determines what percentage of the population utilizes registries, and how often.  I’m sure the people who do utilize it and do so often value it very much.  I’d also bet the farm that they are a sliver of the population.

    Furthermore, if we’re getting into intangibles like “value”, does the degree to which this small percentage of the population values access to that information trump the damage public access to that information does to those so unlucky to wind up on that list despite innocence or non-predatory behavior?  Is having that access worth what happened to “Jeff”, his wife and his children?  Or the life of the murdered sex offender in Maine, a 24 year old man who, at the age of 20, was convicted of having sex with his girlfriend just days before she turned 16 (at which point, it would have been legal)?  

    I say it is not.  We shouldn’t be willing to pay even one innocent life just so we can feel good about having access to information that isn’t even keeping us safe.

  • Anonymous

    I have psoriasis so my immune system is all wibbly wobbly.

  • Anonymous

    Too bad there’s not a hell, this piece of shit would fit right in.

  • Andrew Petrie

    Does this lady not get that she lives in a Pedo safe haven ? Shit a “dark cloud” didn’t descended on your little community lady,your “community” is the “dark cloud”.

    I laughed out loud when I read her comment and thought the exact same thing you just said.

  • Prominent Prozac

    http://www.wane.com/dpp/news/plumadore-accused-of-explicit-texting

    You’re right, she’s a great judge of character. I clearly misjudged.

  • http://pulse.yahoo.com/_YNI5RQEBPVZAO34MRQJZPGUGKI Vicki

    This whole family is disfunctional.   Daddy says he agree’s with mommy’s decision to leave her with the neighbor whom he met and had no reason not to trust him.   But since he is still friends with the man who molested his daughter in 2010 it really doesn’t suprise me that he has no sense of judgement or simply just doesn’t care what happens to his kids.

    http://thestir.cafemom.com/in_the_news/130881/aliahna_lemmons_dads_confession_about

  • Anonymous

    The bastard was not one of the fifteen. Maybe she did check.

  • Prominent Prozac

    Listen, I`m sick of you stupid goofs pulling this shit. Learn and know the story and the facts before you wanna go and defend her. For one, her stupid father was a sex offender, who I`m sure she let around the kids all things considered. Secondly?  http://www.wishtv.com/dpp/news/indiana/suspect-in-girls-death-accused-of-harassing-teen-girl-last-year  Read this fucking article and shut the fuck up about what she “did and didn’t do”. The woman was a fuck up goof, and there’s no way she cared nor checked.

  • Anonymous

    I don’t think I deserved that, PP. And a happy new year to you, too.

  • LeaveMeBe

    Forgiveness is one thing, forgetting is altogether different. I can forgive someone, but that’s about me, not them.

  • LeaveMeBe

    Exercise? Are you trying to kill me? ;)

  • Anonymous

    So mom knew that her little girl had been molested just last year, and she somehow didn’t think twice about letting a 24 year old man living in a trailer park full of sex offenders for an entire week – including nights (it doesn’t matter to me whether he was or was not a RSO, he is clearly very comfortable around them, and the criminal elements mix very well together). I’m sure she very thoroughly investigated his background. Or just took her child molesting father’s word for it.

  • Prominent Prozac

    Judging by her previous stupidities, and her willingness to go “all or nothing” on her kids well being, I’m going to bet she took one to many donkey punches.

  • Prominent Prozac

    As we have learned by this story, life is not fair. “I don’t think” seems accurate. :P

  • shannie

    Here’s a link to a great who’s who’s in this poor little girls family…it’s sickening there are people like this in the world..

    http://www.thehinkymeter.com/2012/01/02/aliahna-lemmon-case-the-snare/#more-8888

  • Anonymous

    Holy shit, I need a playbook to keep up with all of that. I was sitting here with a piece of paper trying to connect people to each other. It’s like a family tree that doesn’t branch. And they’re all FB friends? It seems like they’ve been having one big orgy for the last 9 years anyway, so I guess all is fair in love and war. Thanks for posting that information. I actually have downgraded my opinion of the mother, which was pretty fucking low to begin with.

  • Anonymous

    Check out the link that Shannie posted at the top. An article detailing all of the relationships in and out of Alihanna’s short life. I challenge you to try to keep up with all of the swapping of partners, and the intricate ties that kept all of these morons together. It’s like a smorgasboard of bad decisions… the perfect storm.

  • shannie

    Unsettling and insane at the same time right?

    *Your Husky is gorgeous, I grew up with them and have a white male. Crazy dogs, I love them :)

  • BooBooKittyFuck

    I swear you and tdavid had a discussion about the dog before…and you were told it wasn’t a Husky…hint hint it’s a hybrid…or I’m having serious fucking petit mal deja vu….

  • shannie

    You are too young to be losing your memory Boo!  That was Pikeman…;)

  • Anonymous

    I am sure that some time in the future that having a horny though will get one put on the sex offender registry.

  • Anonymous

    Face book Social net working. A dream come true for sexual predators.

  • Anonymous

    Just tie a bell to his dick. Show him a picture of a little girl and if it rings, you know.

  • Anonymous

    Castrating could be useless? You must be a girl no guy would say that.

  • Anonymous

    Rope sales would skyrocket and save the economy.

  • Anonymous

    I wonder if shepherds ever make the sexual offender list?

  • Anonymous

    Now she is going to have to start all over again to get back on welfare.

  • Anonymous

    Thanks, he is crazy. We’re not used to dogs that are so active. He runs so fast through our house that he has torn up threads in our carpet with his nails! We’re just got him in October so we’re adjusting to our not-so calm new life!

  • Anonymous

    Batshit crazy ladies who stand all day in their windows naked could add some flavor to a neighbor.

  • Anonymous

    Maybe she just considered it a late term abortion.

  • Anonymous

    Something else I realized. I couldn’t figure out why if she “knew” Plumadore so well she would still ask her pedo dad if her daughters would be safe living next to him. I figured it out. The posters below are right, she DID know Plumadore well, and that’s exactly WHY she asked her dad that. Since Plumadore was convicted of stalking and sending sexually explicit messages to the 13 year old daugther of Aliahna’s godmother’s friend (while they were ALL living in Iowa), Aliahna’s mom knew this information. She knew he had been convicted of inappropriate relations with the 13 year old girl, that’s why she checked with her dad (presumably to see if he had been “rehabilitated” of his attraction for young girls). The signs were all there. She did what was easy, not what was safe, and her daughter died as a result.

  • Anonymous

    Does pissing and sex fall into the same category if so I am in deep trouble..

  • Anonymous

    “Makes me wonder why she specifically asked about Plumadore, when he isn’t even on the sex offender registry”. After reading what Shannie posted above, it seems the reason she asked her dad about the safety of her daughters is because she already knew Plumadore was a perv because he had been convicted of stalking an sending sexually explicit messages to the 13 year old daugther of Aliahna’s godmother’s friend. They all lived in Iowa at the time, and there is a strange connection between all of them according to the link provided above. So I was wrong, mom DID know Plumadore, very well in fact, and still allowed Aliahna to stay with him.

  • Anonymous

    Hitler had a registry for Jews. When the populace thinks its OK to register people involuntarily for any thing, the the government is getting too invasive and freedom is headed down the tubes.

  • Anonymous

    If someone has served their time and been let out they need to be left alone. If they can’t be left alone they should not be let out.

  • http://profiles.google.com/marchmolly Laura Miller

    I have to wonder if maybe this mom was trading her children for drugs or money.  Not that the guy was supposed to kill one of them, but maybe an arrangement that would satisfy his sick needs.  It seems very fishy to me that a mom would need to get her 3 little girls out of her trailer because she had the flu.  Lots of parents get the flu and don’t send their kids away for a week.  Plus I believe I saw interviews from a grandmother and the mother’s cousin in articles about this crime.  If illness was really the issue, why wouldn’t the kids have stayed with one of them rather than a man, even if he was a friend of the mother?

  • Anonymous

    Then you should know that the  most horrific crimes committed in this country are homosexual by nature. Maybe we ought to register all the pee pee puffers while we are at it instead of giving them special privileges. Homosexuals by nature are sexual predators.

  • Anonymous

    When knowledge is used for power its usually abusive.

  • Anonymous

    Better yet, just cut their dick off sew it to their fore head .

  • Anonymous

    Is that another oxymoron joke?

  • Anonymous

    Peeing is all mine is good for anymore. Could I use that as a defense? It was stuck to my leg and I had to air it out before it spoiled.

  • Anonymous

    I would rather knock over a pot dealer.

  • Anonymous

    Have you completely lost sight of the forum you are on?

  • Anonymous

    wyrosjr, You a big fresh breath of sanity.

  • shannie

    The whole family is disgusting, I don’t know if you’re a Hinky member, but if you’re not and go in to the discussion forum the posters there have done excellent sleuthing…blows my mind what they’ve pulled up and pieced together. You called it right there with the mom and Plumadore, and I read some of the history with this guy, it’s so sketchy..I think the mom not only knows of him from the Iowa shit, but from when she lived in Florida cause he was there the same time and a town away.  I think this case is shedding light on the inner-workings of Pedophilia honestly..how these guys work and operate. You look at this girls family and who’s who, what the crimes are and where her mother chose to live, and you see how normal these people operate. I could speculate on what Plumadore was doing to Aliynha or her sisters but I almost can’t get my mind to go there cause it’s so twisted ans so heartbreaking. Everybody in this girls life had a link to some sort of sexually deviant crime.

  • Anonymous

    After reading your comment it ruined my day. You are most likely correct. The only animal worse than people are more people.

  • shannie

    I’m sorry about your day. Go Google Puppies and Kittens..watch some adorable videos of them playing and you won’t be able to stop smiling :) *unless you hate dogs and cats

  • Prominent Prozac

    I know that women DO offend, and there are men I would rather see a kid go with then a woman..But in a case like this?A week?Three of them?Seems odd to me, seems extremely odd. I kinda love you right now, you’re gettin where I’ve been coming from.

  • Prominent Prozac

    If I could find it..Damn it.

  • http://profiles.yahoo.com/u/F6DC5HNM57EV2J4CHFQC24QONI DEE

    Figures someone living in a trailer park would leave their kid with a barely known neighbor just because they were sick.  Who the fuck does stupid shit like that?  Oh, ppl living in trailer parks.  ’Nuff said.

  • misty powell

    these  assholes  need  to  be  castrated  grrrrrrrrowl  i  fucking  hate  them  all  why  the  hell  are  they  even  alive???  what  fucking  purpose  do  they  serve????

  • Anonymous

    Because some are not pedophiles, rapists, or people who expose themselves in public.

    Some are children who have sex and one of them turns 18 while the other is 17.

  • kimbev69

    Thats not true there are not tons of people on there for say urinating in public and if they are its level one, and re offending well even if say 10 a yr do so that is 10 more than should

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  • http://www.facebook.com/people/William-Dean-Luke/1245322900 William Dean Luke

    I think every neighborhood that has a registered sex offender living in it needs to have a sign that says “Warning! There is a registered sex offender living in this neighborhood.” And then a full LIST of that offenders offenses below that, with a picture of their face beside it, like a public rap sheet.