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Kenneth Glenn Hinson

CASE UPDATE 4/22
Imagine being 17. Now imagine being taken captive, held in a underground bunker- and assaulted by a convicted sex offender.
Officials say Hinson kidnapped two 17-year-old girls, brought the two victims to a space he created under a shed, tied them up, sexually assaulted them and then left them there.


Now, go ahead and tell me why these predators should continue to get second chances.

Chief Deputy Tom Gainey of the Darlington County Sheriff's Department tells News 10 that the suspect, 48-year-old Kenneth Glenn Hinson, is a registered SC sex offender and lives in Darlington County.


I'm not sure how long we'll continue to allow sex offenders to accumulate more victims, before we as a society realise that the only place these deviants belong- is behind bars.

I should note for SC readers, that at the time of writing this- Hinson's still not in custody. I know, you're just all aglow with that nice warn feeling of being completely safe right now.

UPDATE 4/22
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Anonymous said…
After serving his previous sentence, they attempted to get him adjucicated as a sexually violent offender and keep him on more stringient controls. The judge dismissed it.
I am slowly starting to feel the same way about judges as I feel about sex offenders.
16/3/06
Anonymous said…
Ditto....what does it say about them when we find a good judge that we feel it necessary to applaud the right thing??? It's become so rare. Bet ya anything not one of these "judges" has ever been affected by a molesters actions.
16/3/06
Anonymous said…
What the hell is going on with these "judges" lately?
I swear, I think if I hear about one more of them letting these sex offenders stay free my head is going to explode! I'm so pissed off right now...
GRRRRR!!!!
16/3/06
Anonymous said…
And people think it can't happen in their small towns. This is horrifying and unacceptable. These sickos need to be fried in my opinion but laws have to be passed starting with HR4472 Child Safety ACT...to give them mandatory guideline sentences. Unbelievable....that this monster is still free to walk around. I can't imagine what these children endured...Thank God they escaped or they probably would be dead.


I would be reporting on this right now if my blog was not down due to blogger.com (my area is under construction i.e blogger)
17/3/06
Anonymous said…
I wish this creep's face was on every news channel till they find him! Thanks for covering this one.

(Hope this doesn't post twice. Apparently I didn't decipher the letter verification correctly the first time!)
17/3/06
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