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She’s Not Okay


"She's not okay, always crying," said Tharwat, "holding my father's clothes, smelling his clothes, it's not easy."
Tharwat Ghazal is the surviving daughter of 70-year-old Ibrahim Ghazal, who was murdered in an Easy Mart in Meriden on June 27th.

The presumptive murderer of Mr. Tharwat is Frankie Resto, who was given a get-out-of-jail-early card by Democrats in Connecticut’s legislature during the last days of its hectic session.

“A candidate for the state’s new Risk Reduction Earned Credit Program, Connecticut Commentary has noted previously http://donpesci.blogspot.com/2012/07/risky-risk-reduction-earned-credit.html, “Mr. Resto was given a reduction in his sentence. The legislation that created the program was made retroactive by the Democratic dominated legislature, which means its provision applied to prisoners serving time before the bill’s enactment."
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Libertarian Advocate said…
Could Franki Resto be Dannell's Willy Horton?
1:55 PM
Anonymous said…
I think I'm going to be sick....
7:16 PM
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