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« on: December 29, 2005, 06:48:00 PM »
I found out about Ricky's passing over the past summer as I had lost contact with him, I went to Saint Mary's with Rick back in 1995 and am very sad to hear about his passing. Ricky was the most genuine and most caring person you could ever meet and to die the way he did makes me shake. By reading this forum, it is very appparent that Amy O'Flynn has gotten off of all serious charges which basically throws the justice system out window. Driving drunk and killing somebody is inexcusable, but driving drunk and fleeing the scence like a goddamn coward is unforgivable and inhumane. This girl basically got off with a slap on the wrist, and there was no justice served here if what people on this forum say is factual. I cannot imagine Ricky's family not getting the justice they deserve. Can anyone tell me if this case has been appealed and what charges if any were laid? Thanks. RIP Ricky, you are dearly missed.
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« Reply #1 on: January 30, 2006, 08:45:00 PM »
Is AARC a slap on the wrist? I'd have to so no. Prisones have a good idea on when they'll be set free. AARC prisoners have no idea when they'll be released. All that you have to do to survive a Canadian prison is wake up every day. AARC prisoners have to change everything about themselves in order to be let free. Prisoners have more rights than AARC prisoners. They have freedom of speach and contact with the outside world. They even are allowed more material posessions than AARC prisoners. They are allowed time alone and are not forced to be kept busy and speaking all the time. They aren't forced to confess all day every day. Prisoners parents aren't changed into different people.

If you truly want Amy O'Flynn to suffer then she has been sent to the right place. She'll be tortured there and it will likely torture her for the rest of her life. That on top of living with the guilt of what she did is a harsh sentence.
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« Reply #2 on: February 03, 2006, 01:25:00 AM »
...and she was in AARC for how long? Less than a year?
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