Ugh, Part Two

A week or so ago I wrote about Jack McClellan, creepy, self-proclaimed pedophile who used to send me sick letters, first about his feelings on prostitutes—hired them and hated them—and then about his yearnings for underage girls. He signed all his letters, "Uncircumcised." TMI and then some.

Yesterday he was arrested, twice, outside of UCLA on the grounds he'd violated a restraining order which demanded he stay ten yards away from any children in the state of California.

No doubt this guy is a sociopath of the highest order, but he's never been caught actually molesting any children—only talking about how he wants to. So I don't understand how a restraining order such as this one is practical or enforceable. Believe me, most days I'd love to be kept ten yards away from any children (except those belonging to friends), but it's just not possible as kids are everywhere.

It seems clear that this guy is out of his fucking mind and should be treated accordingly. By making himself such a target and appearing on pretty much any television show that'll have him, it seems like he's screaming for both help and attention. He's certainly got a lot of people very upset, which I think might be more satisfying to him than actually molesting any children.

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Hayes and Komisarjevsky started as petty criminals and ended up as really bad guys after their brainstorming sessions resulted in their masterminding the crime of the century in Connecticut. Three Strikes may send people who are otherwise harmless to jail forever for stealing beer, but the best way not to get your third strike is to not get your second strike. This cat is trouble and it's best to put him away now before he proves me correct. Kill'em all, let God sort'em out? Perhaps.