Cary wrote:
> There are a couple of pictures of the creep on the original page. He needs
> a life sentence and probably the death penalty if she dies.
> http://images.ibsys.com/2006/0510/9188640_240X180.jpg
I say hang the sick fuck by his balls and cut him slowly
> http://images.ibsys.com/2006/0510/9194305_240X180.jpg
>
> KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A severely abused toddler remained in critical condition
> Wednesday after allegedly being beaten and sodomized by her stepfather.
>
> Paul Turner, 28, appeared in court Wednesday on 14 counts in connection with
> the case, including first-degree assault, child abuse, sodomy and
> endangering the welfare of a child.
>
> The alleged abuse happened Monday at the Greens Apartments while the mother
> of the 2-year-old girl was at work. The toddler suffered severe brain damage
> from a savage beating as well as injuries from a rape. She had emergency
> surgery at Children's Mercy Hospital.
>
> KMBC's Peggy Breit reported that Turner's younger brother and his wife were
> in the courtroom Wednesday. Court documents say that Turner admitted to the
> crimes, but relatives said they want to hear it from him.
>
> "He lived with us and he took good care of my older son, so I just can't
> imagine something happened like this," said Turner's sister-in-law, who
> asked not to be identified.
>
> The two families were together last weekend when Turner's older sister
> visited from Louisiana. The group went out for dinner, and relatives said
> they saw only warmth between Turner and the 2-year-old girl.
>
> "He treated her with respect and like it was his own child. I just don't
> know if he did it or not, I'm just in a state of shock at this moment," said
> Turner's brother, who asked not to be identified.
>
> Turner told investigators he has an anger control problem.
>
> Court documents say that Turner said the girl poured water on a TV. He told
> police he swung her off the ground by her ankles and dropped her on the
> floor. He said he raped her when she was unconscious and kicked her in the
> head when she wouldn't wake up, according to the probable cause statement.
>
> The child's injuries are so severe that her prognosis was described as very
> poor.
>
> "You never know what goes on in this world. People have a change of mind,
> heart, I don't know," Turner's brother said.
>
> Turner is scheduled to appear in court on May 30. He's being held without
> bond.
> http://www.thekansascitychannel.com/news/9193962/detail.html
>
> The first story:
>
> KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A 2-year-old girl is fighting for her life after being
> beaten senseless, sexually assaulted and kicked in the head, police said
> Tuesday.
>
> The girl's stepfather was charged in the case. Police said he later
> confessed to the crimes and admitted having an anger control problem.
>
> At first, hospital officials were told the toddler fell out of a chair, but
> the girl's injuries did not fit with that story.
>
> KMBC's Peggy Breit reported that Paul Turner, 28, married the child's mother
> last month. Turner told investigators that while his wife was at work
> Monday, he became angry with the toddler for pouring water on a TV.
>
> Court documents claim Turner said he grabbed the girl and shook her
> violently. Then, he said he swung the victim off the ground by her ankles
> and dropped her on the floor. He also said he "smacked the living crap out
> of her."
>
> He told police that while changing her soiled diaper, a part of his body
> "made a mistake" and he had intercourse with the toddler. Turner said he
> ended the assault by kicking the child in the head, because she wouldn't
> wake up.
>
> Later, he brought the severely injured girl to a nearby Wal-Mart to meet his
> wife. When the 18-year-old mother saw her daughter's condition, she called
> 911. The hospital called police.
>
>
> "The blunt force trauma to her head is massive, and that's indicative of the
> anger he told us about that he felt," Sgt. Michael Hicks said. "All child
> abuses are severe, this one just happens to be more severe because of the
> sexual abuse that's incorporated with the severe head trauma."
>
> "I just can't believe it. I just can't believe it," said Stephanie Harris,
> who lives near the family in the Greens Apartments at Bannister Road and
> Newton Avenue. Harris and her 4-year-old daughter live downstairs.
>
>
> "I never heard any noise going on up there, so I really don't know what's
> really going on. I'm assuming that she trusted the person -- her husband,
> stepdad -- it's just sad," Harris said.
>
>
> "She's alive right now, but her situation is pretty bad," Hicks said.
>
>
> Jackson County Prosecutor Mike Sanders said he was shocked by the case.
>
> "While he was at police headquarters, he gave his statement with what we're
> alleging is some of the most horrific abuse this office has seen in
> decades," Sanders said.
>
> Turner was charged with four counts of first-degree assault, six counts of
> endangering the welfare of a child, two counts of child abuse, one count of
> forcible sodomy and one count of statutory sodomy.
>
> Prosecutors asked that Turner be held without bond.
>
> Breit reported that the couple has another child who is currently in
> protective custody.
> http://www.thekansascitychannel.com/news/9183945/detail.html
>
> Cary
>
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> Cary
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