Even if time does heal all wounds, it certainly doesn’t make us forget all crimes. And, finally, after 31 years on the run from U.S. authorities, Roman Polanski, director, producer, writer, actor, and rapist, may be brought to justice.
On September 26, Polanski was arrested at Zürich Airport in Switzerland on an outstanding international warrant as he tried to enter the country to attend an event. The Polish-born director had long avoided countries that might have extradited him to the United States, remaining mainly in France (where he holds citizenship), Germany, Poland, and the Czech Republic. However, American authorities had learned of Polanski’s trip to Switzerland in time to negotiate for his arrest with Swiss law enforcement.
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The first thought that entered my mind when reading this was the case of John Demjanjuk. After 40 years he(Demjanjuk) was sentenced to death by the Israeli court for being "ivan the terrible". After a heroic effort by Congressman James Trafficant, Demjamjuk was proven innocent and released from death row. A few years later the nazi hunters went after him again based on the same false evidence as the first trial..this time however hes accused of being an accessory to murder beacause he was a guard at a death camp. I am not sure but am willing to wager few of the hollywood elite give a rat's arse about this guy. I guess you have to rape little girl's to be highly valued by the left.
Posted by: Shaun | September 30, 2009 at 03:47 PM
Sahun concluded, "I guess you have to rape little girl's to be highly valued by the left."
Or a little boy in the case of "Safe Schools Czar" Jennings
Posted by: Walt | September 30, 2009 at 06:15 PM
Walt,
I had yet to hear of this guy you mentioned until I passed over an article on a different site. What a piece of filth. The only upside to this madness is the increased level of imcompentence and immorality that surrounds this administration. Nothing suprises me anymore, I just hope this trend continues and more American's keep getting angry.
Posted by: Shaun | September 30, 2009 at 09:44 PM