Tag: vault

  • Werribee teens get additional charges

    More charges on sex DVD:

    The teens from Werribee, Australia who are facing charges for distributing a DVD of them sexually assaulting a girl have had additional charges filed against them.

    A children’s court heard yesterday the boys, two aged 16, six 17-year-olds and three aged 18 will face another charge each of procuring the victim to take part in sexual penetration by intimidation.

    Four of the accused boys have been charged with two counts of procuring sexual penetration by intimidation and making child pornography, and seven face the same three charges plus one count of assault.

    Up to 12 boys were investigated for allegedly coercing the Year 12 girl to have sex in the homemade DVD, titled C— the Movie, allegedly made between June 1 and June 30 last year.

    The ten minute film was copied and distributed to students at Werribee schools.

    The film showed the girl performing a sex act, being urinated on, and having her hair set alight.

    Sources told the Herald Sun in November at least one of the teens allegedly featured on the DVD continued a relationship with the victim for several months after the film was made.

    But will these charges bring a longer sentence if these thugs get any real sentence at all?

    Thanks to Alan for the link.

  • Osantowski’s resentencing delayed

    Osantowski’s resentencing delayed

    Teen convicted of school attack plot faces re-sentencing:

    The Michigan mutant, Andrew Osantowski, will have to wait until October to find out how much more will be added to his 4 1/2-year sentence. He was originally supposed to find out tomorrow but has been delayed because Osantowski’s attorney is appealing the conviction to the Michigan Supreme Court. I don’t want to jinx it, but I’m pretty sure that Osantowski’s conviction will be upheld.

  • Another appeal for Osantowski

    Another appeal for Osantowski

    Osantowski to seek Supreme Court appeal:

    The last time we heard from convicted school shooting plotter Andrew Osantowski, his conviction was upheld, and he found out that he might receive more prison time according to the Michigan Court of Appeals. Now his attorney is appealing to the Michigan Supreme Court.

    The appellate attorney for Andrew Osantowski said that she will ask the state Supreme Court to hear arguments on a half-dozen issues, including the constitutionality of the terrorism statute and his sentencing guideline range.

    Marla McCowan, Osantowski’s appellate attorney, said she also asked the Court of Appeals to reconsider its March 2006 decision to allow Osantowski’s statement to be used in the case. McCowan said she is arguing that Osantowski’s Miranda rights were not properly provided. She said a decision on that issue could be made by May.

    Osantowski is scheduled for resentencing June 13th, but this appeal could delay that.

  • Osantowski may get more time in prison

    Osantowski may get more time in prison

    Teen imprisoned in massacre plot could get longer sentence:

    It seems that the Michigan Mutant, Andrew Osantowski, may be spending more time behind bars than his original 4 1/2-year sentence.

    The Michigan Court of Appeals said the trial judge made an error in calculating Osantowski’s sentence. Macomb County assistant prosecutor Josh Abbott said that Osantowski’s minimum sentence should be at least 7 to 10 years.

    Of course, I’m sure this will be tied up in appeals until kingdom come.

    Also, his conviction was upheld.

  • Werribee suspects charged

    Werribee suspects charged

    Eight charged over Werribee DVD:

    The suspects in the Werribee DVD assault case have finally been charged. They’re facing charges of procuring sexual penetration by intimidation, manufacturing child pornography, and assault.

    The Australian teens recorded themselves sexually assaulting a mildly mentally disabled girl, then sold the DVD to classmates.

    Thanks to Alan for the link.

  • Osantowski sentenced for break-in

    Osantowski sentenced for break-in

    Teen imprisoned in massacre plot sentenced in unrelated cases:

    The Michigan Mutant, Andrew Osantowski has been sentenced for the break-in at a local gun shop. He received a sentence of 11 months, but they may as well just throw out the charges because he’ll serve in concurrently with his 4 1/2-year sentence for the school plot. Way to serve justice there, Judge. A concurrent sentence will be sure to teach him a lesson.

  • Osantowski to be sentenced on yet another charge

    Osantowski to be sentenced on yet another charge

    Our favorite Michigan mutant, Andrew Osantowski, is back in the news again. This time for one of his many sentencings. He will be sentenced on March 6th for charges of breaking and entering into a gun shop, which he pleaded guilty to. He had stolen the guns in preparation for his planned assault against Chippewa Valley High School. He is already serving a 4 1/2 year sentence for the plot.

  • Werribee suspects may receive light sentences

    I got a tip from a reader Alan in Australia who says that two of the Werribee rape DVD suspects will be receiving light sentences. This is the e-mail he sent me verbatim.

    Something finally appears to be stirring from the Victoria Police.

    It appears only two of them will face charges of sexual assault.

    This is from a myspace page that has gone from private to public.

    ah not really, they just wanted me to describe the night and how i made
    the bomb n shit, and they asked if i feel guilty and if i understand wat i
    did was wrong lol

    yer man, made me do sum interview thing, and they showd dad the dvd. the
    f**khead hit the roof. Strted clipping me n shit infrnt of tht copper and
    was like giving them permission to take me prints n shit.

    Yer well they said i got sum caution of behaviour bond thing, so no
    biggie”

    A good behavior bond *shakes head*

    I’ll bring you confirmation as soon as I get it.

  • Robin Kittrell sentenced

    Kittrell, 17, sentenced to 10 months detention:

    Robin Kittrell, the 17-year-old who was arrested for bringing guns to school in order to prevent a Columbine, has been sentenced. Kittrell has been sentenced to youth boot camp for 3 to 4 months, then 3 to 6 months in a detention center. Then, when he’s released, he’ll get a year on intensive probation, followed by nine years of regular probation.

    Now, this is an actual example of where a kid needs help and not too much jail time. His intention was not to hurt, but to protect. He just went about it in a misguided way.

    I hope at least that he’s able to get help somewhere.

  • Osantowski pleads guilty to gun theft

    Osantowski pleads guilty to gun theft

    Teen imprisoned in massacre plot pleads guilty to stealing guns:

    The original Michigan mutant, Andrew Osantowki, has pleaded guilty to stealing two guns that were unrelated to his school shooting plot conviction. In June 2004, he had stolen an AK-47 and a shotgun from a gun shop. Osantowski still has to go to yet another trial in January for theft charges for a stolen golf cart that was taken from a golf course and tools he stole from a cemetery.