The best cure for this disease is made of either lead or lead covered with copper. It is somewhere around .452 inches in diameter, weighs around 11.5 grams, and travels at some 1,650+/- feet/second.

If placed directly between the eyes the offender is cured is less than 1/100 of a second.

The average cost for the “cure” is about 27 cents per dose.

get under the comments on the kid from Whitewater?

Look at the guy they got in Thailand for the Ramsey case. This guy is whacked out and he might not have even committed the molestation and murder. But if he didn't I'd bet your life that he molested kids in Thailand. Freaks like that don't just move to Thailand to teach.

I will agree with the ladies on one thing. It's a disease and that disease is called Evil. And there's only one way to deal with evil. Kill it off. At the very least whack their pee pee's off.

It's shameful that I am having to teach my daughters that if anyone grabs them to fight, bite, scream & claw the predator at all costs so they will stand a better chance of surviving and being rescued.

I have asked this before and have not yet received an answer.

Where exactly were the weapons found?

The earlier news article in this paper said” After the knife was found on Kittrell, officials decided to search his car and that’s when the guns were found in a large case in the car, officials said.” Article
http://www.thecitizen.com/node/9233

Please post your information that the weapons were in the trunk.

'that Robin Kittrell said he brought weapons to Whitewater to help authorities in case of a Columbine-style attack, the 1999 student shooting at a Colorado high school that took more than a dozen lives.

Some classmates say the explanation is not that far-fetched.

Seniors Michelle Cooper and Charlene Siemen, who said they were friendly with Kittrell, said rumors ran rampant over the summer that another student intended to bomb the school.

Siemen said she was so nervous about a possible attack she almost didn't go to Whitewater's open house a few days before the start of school. She thinks it's possible Kittrell believed the rumors, too, and really would have helped during a crisis.

"I kind of believe that because he was a nice kid," Siemen said. "Every day, we sat at lunch with him and if somebody didn't have money for lunch, he'd give them money."'

That is really scary...if this kid heard that it could be possible he brought the guns to school for just the reason the girl describes. If he was that naive, it is possible. But, why if the rumors were so strong, did the school not check out the other kid?

I think the whole thing could have been handled better. I also must say I do not agree at all with adults keeping that many guns around the house. I have seen it more than once here in Georgia and to me, it is an invitation for something bad to happen. I don't understand the facination with weapons.

If that child grew up in a house with too many guns, for whatever reason, and then was picked on at school by whoever the other kids were afraid of was going to bomb the school, then with his own naive reasoning decided he was gonna help if there was trouble. That would really be sad. It sounds like there is nothing in this child's past to say he was anything but a shy kid who made a really was off base in how to help. Who was this other kid? Why were such rumors floating around the school not checked out?

If that child grew up in a house with too many guns, for whatever reason, and......

Would you please clarify for me how many is too many guns for a household?

I also agree with Ms Sanderson. Of course once the young man brought the weapons onto the campus, he certainly should have been arrested. But I can't help but believe that some kind of intervention would have been possible and appropriate before that happened.

Eyinvest, I agree with much that you say also; however, sexual perverts are not just "oversexed". The crimes that most of them commit are crimes of hatred and violence and have very little to do with anything like normal sexuality. Perhaps it will be possible someday to control them and many other criminals with medication - but I think that day is a long way off. Ask someone who is struggling with mental/emotional problems about their search for good medication that doesn't come with intolerable side affects - and I am talking about people who WANT to change, not criminals.

TWO ISSUES HERE: MERCY FOR KITTRELL AND THE PURPOSE OF THE SYSTEM

I would agree with the statement by Catherine Sanderson that FCBOE and the Sheriff’s deputies were wrong. She sounded like a good mother, too. I agree. They could have called the parents. You don’t need a warrant to call them up.

As to Eyeinvest’s diversion into pervert defense, my reaction is profane and violent. If you were a man standing in front of me you would feel the brunt of my rage. You say “What we do about sexual predators is another example of our society’s medieval attitudes.. why don’t we have pills to have less sex? …It would make more sense than putting them in jail!”

Eyeinvest is probably a member of NAMBLA, or a pedophile lawyer. Eyeinvest is part of that group that thinks that sexual predators have a “mental illness” and that like alcoholics they need treatment and not jail time. EDITED and warned -- You should know better -- one more and you're outta here. (Cal, the censor)

No we are not blaming it on “evil”; we are blaming it on YOU and forcing YOU to take responsibility. Kittrell is perhaps worthy of mercy but pedophiles are not, simply because of their incurability, their recidivism and the heinous nature of who they hurt and how they do it.

My 13 year old niece has been suicidal this past year. We finally found out why. She was molested in day care, staying silent for all these years, suffering in anguish because of the predator’s threat to kill her family. For 8 years, her parents have gone to the ends of the earth to understand why a happy 5 year has progressed from depression to suicide attempts.

Bottom line--- an overzealous sloppy effort on the Kittrell case fueled by a hunger for media coverage. But hopefully the system will treat Kittrell fairly and mercifully (if he deserves). But don’t stretch that into coddling pedophiles. The first job of that whole courthouse crowd is to protect the public and not comfort the pedophiles.

Would you care to comment on pedophile priests while you’re at it? We might as well flush out all your anger.

All I simply said is that (1) we have mentally fragile people among us, (2) our society’s emphasis on sex is not helping them one bit, and (3) a vindictive justice system which fails to focus on prevention and rehabilitation and simply throws people in jail after the fact is primitive, barbaric and needs fixing.

Your anger may well cause you to do something you’ll regret one day. Then there’ll be a lawyer to plead your case who will ask the court to consider that you are a sick person who will be helped more by medical treatment than by being left to rot in jail with other misfits. (I understand Prozac can help control anger.)

By the way, have you ever considered that today’s abusers might themselves have been abused when they were younger?

Is someone going to take this gal on or is the Lion going to have to come unglued on this stupidity?

I don't know.

These types that think they can cure everyone are pretty hopeless.

Repeat rates on pedophiles are through the ceiling. But they still say fix them instead of put them away.

The don't recognize the concept of evil in people. It is always a disease or caused by someone else or society.
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Keeping it real and to the core of the issue, not the peripherals.