Another Child Killer Gets a Break!

Chad Strong, 26 will serve only 68 years for the murder of his girlfriend's little girl. He is getting re-sentenced. He will get 47 years taken off his original sentence, because they cannot charge him with neglect and murder both because it violates the prohibition of double jeopardy. He will probably serve, oh say, maybe 34 years. That will put him in about his 50s? Hum, he will have the chance to murder other children, and torture others. I am sure they will rehabilitate him. Who cares? Does that pay for the murder of little TaraNova? I don't think so!

Is this really the issue? Why is this man who brutally murdered his girlfriends' precious baby girl on July 13, 2004 ever see the light of day? Is anyone arguing about how many years she has to serve? Is anyone concerned about what she went through? Her own mother didn't protect her from this monster. If anyone was paying any attention, and if this little girl had not been murdered, no one would have noticed that her baby brother also suffered abuse. How could the parents of this monster not have noticed that there was something going on under their roof? I hate to cast stones, but I cannot imagine that someone did not hear crying and screaming in that house. Little TaraNova Glick will never have the chance to live, grow up and have children and a life of her own. Her brother has been rescued. Her mother is in prison and as far as I am concerned she should NEVER see the light of day either.

He admitted to kneeing this baby girl in the stomach. He then over the next couple hours changed her bloody diapers. He took her and her baby brother Israel to their mothers job and then to the hospital, where she was pronounced dead from blunt force trauma. Her intestines were ruptured and she bled to death.

The man that murdered this precious little girl is a monster. What about a mother that knows it is going on and does nothing to protect her children? She is as bad if not worse than he is. What must that little girl have suffered? It makes my heart break to think of what she went through. She lived only three miles from here in an upscale neighborhood and yet no one was aware of what she was suffering.