This mother’s words will wreck you. Her teenage son was murdered by a repeat criminal who was back out on the streets. When she got to the hospital, they told her his body was now a “crime scene.” She couldn’t touch him. Couldn’t hug him. Couldn’t say goodbye. Nurses physically stopped her: “You can’t touch him. He’s evidence. We can’t risk tampering with it.” His feet were still sticking out from under the blanket — in little socks. She will never get that last embrace. This is what soft-on-crime policies and revolving-door “justice” do to American families. How many more mothers have to live with this agony before we put the criminals — not the victims — behind bars for good?

@HistorianUSA1 Soon, people will start holding prosecutors and judges accountable as accomplices. The criminal might be unstable, but the judges and prosecutors are not -- they’re knowingly and purposely put the public at risk.

@marrtw @HistorianUSA1 For their sake, I hope that's true. There are more and more of the public looking at archaic means of punishment with high approvals. I just saw one where a corrupt judge is skinned alive, and his skin used to make a leather chair for the next judge to sit in.