Maine elects woman convicted of killing Canadian tourist to city council: ‘So broken’

Hentenza · 2025-11-08T12:01:06-0600

DaisyDay said:
That's true, but, at the same time, excessive, well-documented past and on-going corruption might serve as a bigger red flag than a decades old manslaughter conviction and rehabilitation.

I disagree.

DaisyDay said:
And?

Just what I said.

FreeinChrist · 2025-11-08T12:16:16-0600

Valletta said:
Here's coverage from way back:

Angela Humphrey pleads guilty in exchange for 10-year term

PORTLAND, Maine — A 29-year-old woman admitted her role in the killing of a Canadian tourist in Old Orchard Beach in exchange for a 10-year sentence Monday in Cumberland County Superior Court. Ange…

www.seacoastonline.com

Key words : "from way back"

Don't you believe that people can turn their life around?

DaisyDay · 2025-11-08T12:17:04-0600

Hentenza said:
I disagree.

Why would a decades old conviction for manslaughter, unrepeated, by someone who has paid her time and turned her life around be more evidence of being susceptible to corruption in office than someone someone who was corrupt while holding office?

Hentenza said:
Just what I said.

Is there a point in stating an obvious thing which no one is disputing? If not, fine, but I wonder what the point of that would be.

Hentenza · 2025-11-08T12:19:12-0600

DaisyDay said:
Why would a decades old conviction for manslaughter, unrepeated, by someone who has paid her time and turned her life around be more evidence of being susceptible to corruption in office than someone someone who was corrupt while holding office?

Because it was a violent murder. In my opinion, she should not be making decisions that affect a city.

DaisyDay · 2025-11-08T13:45:35-0600

Hentenza said:
Because it was a violent murder.

So no forgiveness, ever? Even though this violent crime for which she has paid has no real bearing on the actual job, she should be punished forever while the guy with 34 felony convictions gets rewarded.

Hentenza said:
In my opinion, she should not be making decisions that affect a city.

The citizens of Bangor disagree.

BCP1928 · 2025-11-08T13:53:19-0600

Hentenza said:
Anyone? I’ve heard quite the opposite from the liberals here.

Not as a legal problem, but as a moral problem for his Christians supporters. But it appears you answered that--any amount of white collar crime is OK with Christians.

Hentenza · 2025-11-08T14:47:11-0600

DaisyDay said:
So no forgiveness, ever? Even though this violent crime for which she has paid has no real bearing on the actual job, she should be punished forever while the guy with 34 felony convictions gets rewarded.

I think it has a bearing on the job and I didn’t say anything about forgiving her. Tell me, would you let a child molester work at a day care center after he/she completes their sentence?

DaisyDay said:
The citizens of Bangor disagree.

Yep. They own it.

Hentenza · 2025-11-08T14:52:27-0600

BCP1928 said:
Not as a legal problem, but as a moral problem for his Christians supporters. But it appears you answered that--any amount of white collar crime is OK with Christians.

Wow talk about a straw man. I’ve heard many liberals here whine their heads off because of Trump’s white collar non violent convictions but a violent murderer is ok. Secondly your mischaracterization of Christians is not appreciated nor welcomed.

BCP1928 · 2025-11-08T15:05:54-0600

Hentenza said:
Wow talk about a straw man. I’ve heard many liberals here whine their heads off because of Trump’s white collar non violent convictions but a violent murderer is ok. Secondly your mischaracterization of Christians is not appreciated nor welcomed.

I do not mischaracterize Christians. I was only referring to Chrstians who support Trump unreservedly.

GoldenBoy89 · 2025-11-08T15:15:48-0600

Vambram said:
How is a convicted killer even eligible for a political office in America?

Same way a 34 time felon is eligible to be president.

FreeinChrist · 2025-11-08T15:18:25-0600

Hentenza said:
I think it has a bearing on the job and I didn’t say anything about forgiving her. Tell me, would you let a child molester work at a day care center after he/she completes their sentence?

Yep. They own it.

Child molesters are known to have deep-seated sexual drive for what they do.
Walker was an alcoholic, though it is also something that she will always deal with. It would be bad for her to work in a bar.
The violent death of a Canadian tourist 20 years ago was awful, but she was dealing with addiction, and then served her time, and stopped drinking.
She has turned her life around.

The job she is elected to is to be one of a group that would make decisions and she wants to make sure the voices of the homeless and others have their voice heard. It is not equivalent to putting a knife in her hand.

GoldenBoy89 · 2025-11-08T15:19:44-0600

Hentenza said:
Lol was waiting for the inevitable. The problem is that most leftists here don’t see anything wrong with a killer being elected but have big problems with non violent white collar crime being elected.

"Most leftists" aren't living and voting in Bangor, Maine.

But at least we've gotten to the point of agreeing the president did indeed commit his 34 felonies. That is progress in my book.

FreeinChrist · 2025-11-08T15:20:21-0600

GoldenBoy89 said:
Same way a 34 time felon is eligible to be president.

Not just a 34 time felon but also a man found liable of sexual assault, and a man found guilty of defrauding others, and lying on his taxes.
He has a lifetime of such behavior with no evidence he has changed his ways.

GoldenBoy89 · 2025-11-08T15:24:30-0600

FreeinChrist said:
Not just a 34 time felon but also a man found liable of sexual assault, and a man found guilty of defrauding others, and lying on his taxes.
He has a lifetime of such behavior with no evidence he has changed his ways.

Right and now he's killing people on the high seas, almost weekly.

Years ago I heard someone call him "President 7 sins." He's more than lived up to that moniker.

iluvatar5150 · 2025-11-08T15:30:09-0600

Aryeh Jay · 2025-11-08T15:50:39-0600

Maine has clearly demonstrated that they no longer have the ability or sense of understanding on how to properly govern. I propose that all future holders of public office in Maine be chosen by an unbiased committee made up of people who are not citizens of Maine consisting of 39 Republicans and a Democrat. This fair committee will keep the best interests of the State in mind while also providing good governance.

BCP1928 · 2025-11-08T15:56:36-0600

Aryeh Jay said:
Maine has clearly demonstrated that they no longer have the ability or sense of understanding on how to properly govern. I propose that all future holders of public office in Maine be chosen by an unbiased committee made up of people who are not citizens of Maine consisting of 39 Republicans and a Democrat. This fair committee will keep the best interests of the State in mind while also providing good governance.

Why a Democrat? Shouldn't the committee be made up entirely of real true patriots?

Hentenza · 2025-11-08T15:57:17-0600

BCP1928 said:
I do not mischaracterize Christians. I was only referring to Chrstians who support Trump unreservedly.

That is still mischaracterizing Christians. I don’t support him but others do simply because they might consider him to be the lesser of two evils. Secondly more than Christians support Trump so why not demonize the others?

Hentenza · 2025-11-08T15:58:24-0600

GoldenBoy89 said:
"Most leftists" aren't living and voting in Bangor, Maine.

Not what I said.

GoldenBoy89 said:
But at least we've gotten to the point of agreeing the president did indeed commit his 34 felonies. That is progress in my book.

I never disagreed. You must have me confused with someone else.

Hentenza · 2025-11-08T16:13:09-0600

FreeinChrist said:
Child molesters are known to have deep-seated sexual drive for what they do.
Walker was an alcoholic, though it is also something that she will always deal with. It would be bad for her to work in a bar.
The violent death of a Canadian tourist 20 years ago was awful, but she was dealing with addiction, and then served her time, and stopped drinking.
She has turned her life around.

It looks that way so far. And that’s where the rubber meets the road. Her crime was terrible and someone lost their life because she did not agree with what he said. Even a few years later the person is still dead. I’m just not sure, in my opinion, that she should be responsible for the well being of the population of a city. Again, this is my opinion.

FreeinChrist said:
The job she is elected to is to be one of a group that would make decisions and she wants to make sure the voices of the homeless and others have their voice heard. It is not equivalent to putting a knife in her hand.

And I wish her well. Hopefully she will continue with her progress.

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