Comments on: An IQ of 47 and a prison sentence of 100yrs in Paris, Texas

By: Btitus0

Btitus0 — Sun, 23 Oct 2011 13:14:00 +0000

That’s fucked up… I never heard about this…..WOW!!!!

By: Susan

Susan — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 15:47:40 +0000

Is there anything being done to help Aaron Hart? Can the case be appealed in a higher court? What about petitioning the governor of Texas or the President of the United States for clemency? That a mentally handicapt young man can be sentenced to 100 years in prison is truly a cruel and unusual punishment.

By: allie

allie — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 20:02:06 +0000

I don’t need to make a poll there, because I go to these schools.

By: Anon

Anon — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 23:35:59 +0000

Allie thats a lie. First of all, the hall monitor, Cleda Brownfield, was in her 50s and she wasn’t a candidate for a nursing home. She was and still is a hall monitor whose job is to be around teenagers who are running, jumping, fighting or whatever in the hall. The hall monitor was not injured. Cotton was. The arrest was about retaliation against a mother because of the complaints she had filed against the school. The statement about beating up her mother is an ignorant lie. People spread lies when the truth is something they don’t want to hear. To find out if the kids get along in school, you would have to poll the kids. You haven’t done that. Paris keeps making national news because the officials there are backwards and don’t seem to know right from wrong. While the rest of the world is shocked and appalled, certain residents of Paris seem to be one pancake short of a stack.

By: Allie

Allie — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 22:25:28 +0000

[about the girl who got in trouble for pushing a hall monitor] First of all the hall monitor was like 80 something years old. second, as soon as she came home from all this she beat up her mother, HER MOTHER, because she wouldnt give her money to go out.

Paris is not a bad town, I live there and most of the people that get so upset with these rulings and other things are people who don’t even live in Paris.

There is not a lot of “Racial Tension” sure there may be some with a few court rulings and the black panthers showing up, but if you walk into a paris isd school all the kids (no matter their color) get along there.

By: Steven C, Jones

Steven C, Jones — Mon, 13 Apr 2009 21:53:41 +0000

(How about any of you who has a real problem with Texas’ lack of an incarceration/punitive-based mental health alternative focus their attention on the lawmaking body – the Texas legislature – and not on the police and court systems charged with enforcing those laws.)

NO NOT AT ALL.
What problem I have with Texas and it’s corrupt justice system is the DA’s being allowed, SELECTED JUSTICE.

No small town pimp DA should have that authority. It is a move of corruption.

Making it easy to Buy DA’s AG’s and Judge’s off.

We need a system in this state that works.
That would also Rick Perry and Kay Baily.

By: Tom Hearing

Tom Hearing — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 08:11:04 +0000

Black Jesus is come. Now that is out of the way. If this young man has a low I.Q. and the mentality of a six to nine year old, what does that tell us? It tells us that this man was sexually assaulted himself, probably by a white man. Because we all know “my baby di’int do nuffin’”, praise black Jesus!

By: Crimes & Justice

Crimes & Justice — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 01:32:19 +0000

My Eyes just popped out of my head when I seen that court document! So I see that Minorities and the mentally afflicted in Paris, Texas are the ones that get longer sentences…

Mr. Hubbard since you are the spokesman for Gary Young, DA for Lamar County, what is the explanation for this?

This is puzzling..

By: Crimes & Justice

Crimes & Justice — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 01:29:03 +0000

Anonymous thank you for the insight into this story. This story is agonizing and a change should be made. It’s time for Paris, Texas

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Thu, 09 Apr 2009 01:28:07 +0000

If Eric Clifford is so concerned about making sure sex offenders aren’t on the street again, what about this individual who isn’t mentally retarded? Are the mentally retarded the only people who need to be kept off the streets forever? Aaron gets 100 years for the same offense this guy gets 4 years.

In the 6TH DISTRICT COURT
Lamar County, Texas
Cause No. 23010

STATE OF TEXAS VS. BRADY ALLAN GOSS

Defendant
Goss, Brady Allan
654 E Washington
Paris, Tx 75460

White Male 5′ 11″ 155 04/01/1989
DL# TX-22950762

Defense Attorneys
Massar, Ben (Bar # 00791198)

Case Information
Filed on 12/11/2008
12/07/08-AGG SEXUAL ASSAULT CHILD
2nd Degree Felony
Current Status: Disposed/Confinement

Bond Reset Issued on 02/17/2009
Warrant Status: Closed Warrant

$100,000.00 Bond Posted on 02/17/2009
Current Status of Bond: Bond Reset By Judge as of 02/17/2009

Disposition Information
02/24/2009 – *guilty/nolo Plea-no Jury-sentenced
Presiding Judge: ERIC CLIFFORD
Confinement: Texas Dept Corrections – 4 Years
Court Costs: $700.00
Attorney Fees: $350.00
Current Balance: $1,050.00