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Ah yes, 48 years for killing someone in the USA. Wouldn’t that be like 7 years in Canada?
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Is it possible that he got trialed, sentenced and jailed in the US please? Because here in Canada he’ll get a slap on the wrist
leopardbaseball on
No no please keep him in US jail, here activist judges will rush to free him after a couple of days of community service 🤦♂️
Isaac1867 on
For anyone who is worried that this guy will be getting out soon, the article says:
>Morgan will be returned to the U.S. to serve out his sentence for the Colorado murder.
This guy won’t be eligible for parole under Colorado law until 75% of his sentence is served so he won’t be out until at least 2040.
ahockofham on
This guy almost certainly killed more than just those two people. At least he will get a heavy sentence in the U.S, our sentencing for murderers is a joke.
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>The deal credits Morgan for time served in the U.S., where he is currently serving a 48-year sentence for an earlier murder in Colorado.
What does this mean? That’s for a completely separate case in another country.
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Ah yes, 48 years for killing someone in the USA. Wouldn’t that be like 7 years in Canada?
Is it possible that he got trialed, sentenced and jailed in the US please? Because here in Canada he’ll get a slap on the wrist
No no please keep him in US jail, here activist judges will rush to free him after a couple of days of community service 🤦♂️
For anyone who is worried that this guy will be getting out soon, the article says:
>Morgan will be returned to the U.S. to serve out his sentence for the Colorado murder.
This guy won’t be eligible for parole under Colorado law until 75% of his sentence is served so he won’t be out until at least 2040.
This guy almost certainly killed more than just those two people. At least he will get a heavy sentence in the U.S, our sentencing for murderers is a joke.
>The deal credits Morgan for time served in the U.S., where he is currently serving a 48-year sentence for an earlier murder in Colorado.
What does this mean? That’s for a completely separate case in another country.