Canadian man convicted of knowingly spreading HIV gets 18 years in prison
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paolo27th
"Quinn told the court that Leone’s age, his lack of a criminal record and the fact he pleaded guilty to spare his victims the trauma of testifying were factors in his sentence. The judge did not declare Leone a dangerous offender, a designation that would have jailed him indefinitely."
I agree, he's a good boy deep inside. A good boy that would have knowingly granted 15 people a slow and painful death just to satisfy his sexual impulses. Wasn't he at least wearing protection? Does that not make him a serial murderer?
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SuperLib
What is it with Canadian culture that makes their people do this?
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