Dyleski gets life

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Scott Dyleski has been sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole in the murder of Pam Vitale.

Some words from the sentencing judge…

“The one time I saw you show any emotion is during autopsy photos,” Contra Costa Superior Court Judge Barbara Zuniga told the Dyleski as she sentenced the teenager.

“I saw you, sir, lean forward and your mouth fell open. And that’s the position you remained in. You were absolutely fascinated by your handwork. You don’t deserve to live among decent people.”

The pleas for leniency by Dyleski’s lawyer obviously fell on deaf ears and took the brutal way Pam Vitale was killed into consideration rather than Dyleski’s youth and “troubled upbringing”.

Personal responsibility wins a rare victory.

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9 responses to “Dyleski gets life”

September 26, 2006

TheVoiceOfReason

Personal responsibility…ironically, Vitale’s husband got away without having to face up to his. Congratulations!

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September 26, 2006

Trench

Yeah, never mind all those minor details called evidence.

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September 27, 2006

gothik chik 666

omgz me n scott were best friends n he was bullied all teh time so bullied people r allowed to kill people

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September 28, 2006

ZappaCrappa

I guess Scott will now get to find out first hand how they treat “fresh young meat” in the prison system. Enjoy Scott.

And…omgz….Scott was an idiot who killed someone and idiots who kill people are allowed to get butt raped in prison

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October 2, 2006

Jodee

so he was bullied? i read an article saying he wasnt bullied.

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October 24, 2006

Steph

Hey Trench, its Steph again for one final comment on the Dyleski trial.

I still stand by my word saying that he is innocent mainly because there is enough evidence to suggest that he is innocent.
But like I said, I would have no problems in standing up and saying that I was wrong…even though I have my doubts.
There are a number of things that I wish I could talk to you about, but alas time is once again eating at my back. I have to say that I appriecate what you have said and have taken your words into consideration.
Its funny how one little magazine can lead to a whole timeline of events.
I will keep reading your websites, but probaby not posting replies. The Dyleski trial, I think we can all say took me by everything that I stand by in innocence.
Anyway, time is of the essence, and I must leave you.
I will talk to you again some time.

Your faithful reader,
Steph.

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October 25, 2006

maybeyou’rewrong

I live in Lafayette. A friend of Scott is dating a friend of mine. Right after he the woman was killed, he told a friend that in order to bludgeon someone, you must “do it at least 20 times”. He gave his girlfriend a backpack full of his clothes to hide for a few days, and actually told her that he didn’t want her tied up in the mess. He never confessed, but he never denied it. Wouldn’t you at least deny it?

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December 21, 2006

giagirl

Trench, you are one narrow-minded son of a gun – don’t we WISH that LIFE was as black as white as YOUR world! Sure would make things a lot more simple – almost as simple as your mind… I bet you are a COP – you sound just like one or worse a lawyer or maybe you’re just a blue collar redneck blessed with ignorance and feel the need to bestow it on the rest of us!

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December 21, 2006

Trench

No one is forcing you to read my site. By the way, don’t you think it’s just a little ironic that you call me narrow minded then call me a blue collar redneck blessed with ignorance?

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