A Bend in the River
A cheerleader lies dead in dark waters, and life in the small towns along the Red River will never be the same. A tale of restless youth in a lonely land.
2 comments
November 9th, 2009 at 1:55pm
BeeJay says:
I agree with callie to a certain extint. Violent henious crimes happen for a reason. So that reason has to be researched. Why can you be charged with the actual crime if you didn’t pull the trigger? Hand of one hand of all, thats how and its a .
I agree Texas takes things beyond the extreme - for instance you don’t send a mentally ill 15 to prison for the rest of his life because he made a mistake. You give young people a chance to correct thier mistakes. How is it a 31 year old man can rape a two year old until she’s four and only gets 3 years but a rapist of an adult woman who can fight back you’ll give out a life sentence for. If anyone ever touches my children the police won’t be called but you might read about it in the paper. Theres no stability in Texas. They look for convictions and not the truth.
May 27th, 2009 at 1:23pm
callie says:
I think its terrible what happen to Heather! I think that the state of Tx has THE WORST laws in the country!!!!! Randy Woods was a part of what happen. Who freakin cares what type of person Heather was or wasnt, I DONT think that a person should be convicted of a crime if he didnt actually have a physical part in the crime itself!!! If ya didnt pull the trigger, ya dont deserve to go down!! If you were only driving the get away car, you wernt part of the robbery! Not to say that these people dont deserve some form of punishment!!! But not to the extent that Texas takes it!!
