09-02-2011, 07:32 AM
all three of these subhumans should be skinned alive and thrown into a pit of feral hogs.
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BRUNSWICK, Ga. -- A 62-year-old Glynn County woman about to go on trial in the 2007 slaying of a 6-year-old boy pleaded guilty but mentally retarded Thursday to five of the eight charges she was facing.
After an emotional, day-long, Peggy Edenfield pleaded guilty to false imprisonment, child molestation, cruelty to a child, concealing a death and tampering with evidence in the death of Christopher Barrios. Charges of murder, kidnapping and sexual assault were dropped.
Superior Court Judge Stephen Scarlett sentenced Edenfield to 60 years in prison -- the maximum for the charges.
The Barrios' family, which has been represented at every court hearing for the past four years, called the outcome not exactly justice, but the best the state could do.
“It’s good to see that she’ll die in prison," said Mike Barrios, the victim's father. "She deserved worse.”
"She stood there in doorway, small room, she prohibited him from leaving (as her husband and son were molesting the boy in their bathroom). He made statements to her, 'Help me. I need to leave. They’re hurting me.' She stood in that doorway, which effectively prevented him from leaving the room."
"She became excited and personally masturbated herself in front of Christopher while the murder was going on. ... She did not kill Christopher, but aided and abetted in the acts going on at that time."
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BRUNSWICK, Ga. -- A 62-year-old Glynn County woman about to go on trial in the 2007 slaying of a 6-year-old boy pleaded guilty but mentally retarded Thursday to five of the eight charges she was facing.
After an emotional, day-long, Peggy Edenfield pleaded guilty to false imprisonment, child molestation, cruelty to a child, concealing a death and tampering with evidence in the death of Christopher Barrios. Charges of murder, kidnapping and sexual assault were dropped.
Superior Court Judge Stephen Scarlett sentenced Edenfield to 60 years in prison -- the maximum for the charges.
The Barrios' family, which has been represented at every court hearing for the past four years, called the outcome not exactly justice, but the best the state could do.
“It’s good to see that she’ll die in prison," said Mike Barrios, the victim's father. "She deserved worse.”
"She stood there in doorway, small room, she prohibited him from leaving (as her husband and son were molesting the boy in their bathroom). He made statements to her, 'Help me. I need to leave. They’re hurting me.' She stood in that doorway, which effectively prevented him from leaving the room."
"She became excited and personally masturbated herself in front of Christopher while the murder was going on. ... She did not kill Christopher, but aided and abetted in the acts going on at that time."
more in next post