Joseph Scott Pemberton's 'guilty' verdict a product of #Philippines' bogus justice system

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Can we throw a tent over this circus please. The verdict….guilty beyond reasonable doubt…..Bogus…there was plenty of reasonable doubt in this case. Did anyone actually see Pemberton kill the tranny?….reasonable doubt! The door was left ajar, anyone could have entered that room after Pemberton left.

Let me focus on the Laude family…From the delusional mother Laude, "Boo Hoo Hoo, we are strong Catholics who pray before every meal but where was our God when my Daughter who I spent my life raising, was being killed"

1.) Um….Your daughter was a Dude. Where do you think your F***ing god was?

2.) Hence, your son was a manipulating, lying, deceitful man-whore who needs to be aware of the consequences that may befall a gay man when playing around in the heterosexual world. Where do you think your F***ing god was?

3.) Your Son was a money hungry opportunist who did not consider the consequences of his actions on the 19 year boy's future who he lured in. Where do you think your F***ing god was?

4.) If you are such a devote Catholic I'm sure you know how high the Catholic religion holds the ten commandments….Where do you think your F***ing god was?

Delusional NUT CASES= the Laude family.

LGBT Activist…."we have rights they claim"….I agree you do have rights as humans but those rights DO NOT include being able to deceive a non gay human into a sexual situation….at least not without accepting the consequences for your actions.

Was there justice in this case? NO! Was this case a political chess game using Pemberton as a pawn? Perhaps.

FREE Joseph Scott Pemberton and bring him home. That will be my crusade until he is freed and brought home. In addition, if Joseph Scott Pemberton feels his bright future has been eliminated because of this debauchery, my foundation will insure he will get his chance at the bright future.

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  1. AnonymousDecember 8, 2015 at 1:12 PM

    Since the start of the case all my sympathy falls to Joseph Scott Pemberton , the case was too much highly elevated to mismatch the life of a cheap transgender as whore against a decent life of a promising young 19 years old US Marine .It is somewhat like a one sided decision . I hope & pray for the comfort of Pemberton as well as his family in States .

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  2. UnknownDecember 8, 2015 at 1:34 PM

    I sincerely thanked to BenignO for his great opinion in favor of Joseph Scott Pemberton as one of my grandson , Edrik J. Cantada is also a 19 years old member of US Marines now stationed in Spain.

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  3. AnonymousDecember 9, 2015 at 3:39 PM

    If i were Pemberton, I would call it RAPE! Rape is a type of sexual assault usually involving sexual intercourse or other forms of sexual penetration perpetrated against a person WITHOUT THAT PERSON'S CONSENT. Pemberton thought he was with a woman. HE DID NOT GIVE HIS CONSENT to do it with another man! Certainly, he was taken advantaged by another man, and that alone is RAPE!!! Rape was his reason for his actions!!!

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  4. UnknownDecember 11, 2015 at 9:04 AM

    I'm curious as to what the height and weight differences were between the tranny and Scott Pemberton. The tranny was a grown man after all. Wasn't he 7 years older than Pemberton? And didn't the tranny strike the first blow?

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  5. UnknownDecember 11, 2015 at 9:04 AM

    I'm curious as to what the height and weight differences were between the tranny and Scott Pemberton. The tranny was a grown man after all. Wasn't he 7 years older than Pemberton? And didn't the tranny strike the first blow?

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