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Christopher Tindall

At the end of last year, I brough to you a story about a horrific murder. A 16 year old previously convicted rapist had broke into the home of a 72 year old woman, raped and murdered her, and then fled. For all the posts on this case, please follow the links below:
3/14/2006
Tindall Drops Insanity Plea

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2/25/2006
Christopher Tindall

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2/12/2006
Group Home Closes

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1/31/2006
Joan Green

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1/20/2006
Tindall, 16 and a predator

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12/29/2005
Christopher E. Tindall

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I'm again writing about this heinous crime because the monster in question appeared in court yesterday.
He plead guilty in exchange for some of the charges against him being dropped:
Tindall, who is now 17 and had been charged as an adult, pleaded guilty in Logan County Common Pleas Court yesterday to aggravated murder. He admitted that he’d killed the woman who lived two doors from the Logan County Juvenile Court group home that he had sneaked out of that night.

In exchange for the guilty plea, prosecutors dropped the rape charge, as well as charges of aggravated burglary, breaking and entering, and abuse of a corpse. Judge Mark S. O’Connor set sentencing for Oct. 16. Tindall faces life in prison, although the judge could order him eligible for parole after 20, 25 or 30 years.

I do not believe that he was deserving of a plea deal. They had him, they had the evidence against him, and they had the knowledge that he was a repeat offender. He was in a boys home at the time of the murder, after serving time for raping a class mate. This monster doesn't deserve to ever see the light of day again.
When she heard someone sneaking through her house on Christmas Eve, 72-year-old Joan Green rushed right out of her bedroom and began yelling at whoever had dared to invade her home.

She surprised would-be burglar Christopher Tindall, so the 16-yearold hit her with his fist. But that wasn’t enough. He picked up a flagpole and began beating her. He didn’t stop until she quit moving. Then, police say, he raped her.

I will say it now, and I will vow to it- if this monster ever gets the chance to be released into society again, I will actively fight it. I'll write letters, hand out petitions, ANYTHING.. to prevent him from being free to commit another crime.
Some people are not deserving of freedom... and despite his age- Tindall has proven himself to be one of them.

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