Society says…… We have a strange
way of celebrating in this country. A man recently won a large amount of money
in the Lottery. He celebrated by renting a Mansion, hiring whores, overdosing
on Cocaine and died at 35 years old. A wealthy guy, basketball player named Lamar was celebrating his divorce from a
Kardashian and spent $75,000 on a whore house with 2 personal girls and almost
died became a vegetable from a mixture of drugs overdosing. Recently a teenager
killed 4 people with reckless driving wild extremely high on drugs. Where is
the celebration or the fun? It seems that wealth also buy’s your way in the
courts with a new adjective called the Affluenza Defense that gives you a light
sentence even for murder.
Not only was he drunk but there
were traces of THC, Valume and other drugs. The kid was charged with everything
possible including four counts of intoxication manslaughter. It was hoped for
that he would get 20 years but then it was decided that he would be tried as a
Juvenile. Since he admitted guilt it skipped a trial and immediately went to a
sentencing hearing. Someone wanted this thing decided quickly and put away.
Treatment was recommended over jail time and the “Affluenza” term is dropped in
court like a bomb. The reason for this crime was because he was a child of
wealth. His parents never said no to him over anything. Does that make you even
exempt from murdering people? What has happened in this society?
He was sentenced to only 10 years’
probation and time in a rehab center. Four dead, nine injured and not a single
day behind bars. Money can also buy you the best legal counsel too. The
families of the murdered and injured brought civil lawsuits for monetary
damages and they were settled without admitting to a crime. Money also pays off
distraught people too. There was one
case where a deposition was required and the kid admitted to taking Valium, hydrocodone,
marijuana, cocaine, Xanax, vyvanse and Ecstasy. Why are kids being able to have
access to so many disturbing drugs? The parents allowed him to fast forward
into adulthood by even allowing him to live by himself in a 4,000 square foot
home complete with a wet bar and in ground swimming pool out back.
He was allowed to drive since age
thirteen. He was even arrested prior to this murder for another incident of
DWI, possession of alcohol, public lewdness and for providing alcohol to minors
and driving without a license. He violated as much as five laws that night. Even
then money seemed to pay for a light sentence of taking an Alcohol Awareness
Course and community service. He failed to do parts of that too. The parents testified for not really disciplining
Ethan for anything much. They both fled
to Mexico and when they refused to a simple request to remain low and quiet,
they were caught.
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