Maine Killings Raise Vigilantism Fears

Maine Killings Raise Vigilantism Fears
By GLENN ADAMS, Associated Press Writer
Tue Apr 18, 4:43 AM

CORINTH, Maine - The Maine Department of Public Safety has no plans to change the state's Web-based sex offender registry despite the killings of two sex offenders whose addresses were apparently obtained online.

A Canadian man used the registry to obtain personal information about the victims, authorities said, renewing fears that such lists expose ex-convicts to vigilante violence.

"The events of the weekend will obviously be reviewed, but there are no plans to change the Web site at this point," Stephen McCausland, Maine Public Safety spokesman, said Monday.

The gunman, Stephen A. Marshall, a 20-year-old from Nova Scotia's Cape Breton, committed suicide Sunday night in Boston after being confronted aboard a bus by police.

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Did you hear the one about the scumbag who killed a 10 year old girl, had sex with her dead body, and then planned to eat her body? Well that's a true story and why we even bother to hold scum like this for trial is beyond me. I'm from the 'old school' and I believe that we need vigilante justice as the 'system' just turns the scum loose so they can again rape, murder, and destroy.

IMO, sexual offenders have no rights, except the 'right to be executed in the most painful way that can be found'!