Tulsa murder case

[Billybob]

Anybody remember the Deonte Green case? These are his brothers.

Two teens turn themselves into police for Tulsa murder

EXCLUSIVE: FOX23 was the only station at the Tulsa County Courthouse as two teens wanted for murder were turned into Tulsa detectives.

www.fox23.com

Many articles about Deonte's case disappeared because of some controversial issues, here's one that's still available.

https://www.newson6.com/story/5e35c26e2f69d76f620116c6/tulsa-detective:-its-all-deonte-greens-fault

 

[Glocktogo]

Rotten tree, rotten fruit.

 

[RangerRick]

Sometimes it just runs in the family, was called for jury duty on the Kenneth and Garland case but didn't get seated. thank goodness. their crime occurred next door to where I lived at the time

Tragic Life Revealed Woman's 4 Sons Involved in Crime

Jerlene Funkhouser sat outside the courtroom Thursday, waiting for a jury to decide if her youngest son, Dennis Stephen, should die. A pounding headache creased her brow. The pressure in her chest re…

www.oklahoman.com

 

[Billybob]

Rotten tree, rotten fruit.

Some would say so, the dad of the two Green brothers was in prison When Deonte was very young and after being released was shot by TPD when Deonte was 10yrs. old, Mario Brown is the other boys dad, he's the one who blamed police, court, and even the man Deonte killed after the sentencing.

 

[Billybob]

Anybody have an opinion about this article regarding Deonte Greens case?...

Prosecutor argued for detainment, but judge released Tulsa teen on probation 11 days before slaying of teacher, rape of elderly woman

Deonte Green appeared in juvenile court less than two weeks before he is alleged to have raped an 81-year-old woman and killed a Broken Arrow teacher in a robbery attempt,

tulsaworld.com

 

[Bocephus123]

O but they did nothing wrong

 

[Billybob]

O but they did nothing wrong

Actually I was wondering if anybody else thought a lax juvie system that only hands out counseling and a curfew
to someone after years and a dozen or so cases and who was trying hard to arm himself (specifically stealing guns) could be an important variable in what happened.
Or more simply the old question does being soft on crime help or hurt?