Doesn't matter if he had redeeming characteristics or not. We are judged by
how we treat those who are the worst, not by how we treat those who are the
best.

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"Bart Senior" .@. wrote in message ...
He planned an escape. His plan involved killing
several guards. His "friends" ratted him out. The
evidence, the plan, was in his own handwriting.

I've also heard he was a rapist in prison.

NO redeeming characteristics, except for phoney
ones, IMHO, in an attempt to look like a reformed
man.

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in .

He did do some good in prison. That's a fact. What he did prior to
prison should make it impossible for him to be released. He was not a
threat to society in prison.