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15 Feb ’12
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What do you guys think? Would you have an issue with this?
SHEBOYGAN, Wis. (AP) — A Wisconsin sheriff has defended his decision to hire a man convicted of killing and dismembering his girlfriend nearly 40 years ago in Texas.
Rafael George Macias has worked as a radio technician for the Sheboygan County Sheriff's Department since 2011 after performing similar duties as a contract employee for 10 years.
Macias was a 20-year-old airman at Carswell Air Force Base in North Texas when he pleaded guilty to killing and dismembering his live-in girlfriend, Julia Adams, in 1977. Macias was sentenced to 40 years in prison, but released after 13 years.
6 Oct ’15
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My first though is that if you kill and dismember someone then you should never be free again.
I wouldn't hire him to dig a ditch less alone get a county paycheck.
15 Feb ’12
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that's what I feel as well
6 Oct ’15
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I can't imagine my 'tax money' supporting that on a local level.
15 Feb ’12
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Yeah, I doubt he will have his job much longer
19 Feb ’12
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Gravel Road said
My first though is that if you kill and dismember someone then you should never be free again.I wouldn't hire him to dig a ditch less alone get a county paycheck.
But what about paying your debt to society and starting fresh? I know, I know, "His victim won't get a chance to start fresh."
15 Feb ’12
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Doesn't matter to me to be honest
12 Oct ’12
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I am all for people getting another chance at life, but killing and dismembering someone crosses a few lines that make me think you really shouldn't be given that kind of authority ever... Just not worth the risk.
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