Comments on: Report from the William Wilson sentencing

By: tony

tony — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 16:52:09 +0000

Out of curiosity, Popeye, who do you blame when you hurt somebody? Do you say the city you live in is responsible for the consequences of your actions?

By: tony

tony — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 16:46:44 +0000

Here are some facts for you, Popeye: Mr. Wilson caused criminal damage. Mr. Wilson fled in order to escape prosecution; The act of fleeing is an admission of guilt. The dishonorable judge gave Mr. Wilson a slap on the wrist and told him to be a good boy and not do it again. Mr. Wilson deserves to either die behind bars, be beaten within inches of his life with a baseball bat (and die in a coma), or be run down by a car; These punishments are justified; Letting him walk away is not.

How about you tell me the role the city or the race played behind the wheel of Mr. Wilson’s car, and tell me what or who was the cause of the accident. You might as well tell since you know.

By: Popeye

Popeye — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 11:52:54 +0000

Has anyone even the considered these facts? The cones were taken down? The police officers who were directing traffic earlier in the morning were gone? Several large bushes were in the and now “conviently” have been removed by the city? The entire thing is sad!!!! 91 years old? Their was 1 officer who showed up. While their was several screaming and angry people. Do I think it was right that he left? NO!!!! Do I think what he was charged with was right? YES! Why? Because he DID leave the scene but, he did not cause the accident. Cones down,Large shrubs,Nobody controlling traffic!! Has ANYBODY considered the role the city or the race itself played? Should anybody have been hurt that day? NO!!!! And in the end I feel truly sorry for the injured and their families! I pray for them everyday!!

By: tony

tony — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 20:09:39 +0000

I found this number for Richard Nichols: (520) 740-3567. I also have the number for Richard Fields, (520) 740-8434, (the presiding judge over the criminal bench), I suggest people call him and express their grievance with the court. I’m still looking for an address and house number for Dick Nichols; Does anybody out there know this thing, oops, I mean guy?

By: tony

tony — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 23:19:25 +0000

I see what you mean, Lauren, and I am sorry to say that you are right.

There is a chance that this is Karma getting back at him for how he lived his life; you know, for all the suffering he has already caused that people are not aware of, Karma is now showing the public.

Mr. Wilson did not escape legal punishment, he paid somebody off; Was it Richard NIchols? Was it somebody above Richard? Are there political ties between Mr. Wilson and Richard Nichols? Are they members of the same gang? How much money did this judgment cost? The courts are mostly about money, this I understand firsthand; those that do not pay, do not pass-go.

I guess Karma credited the good-guy account by showing people just how broken the legal system in AZ is (and everywhere else that has abolished common law), and left the dirty work up to the honest folks, as always… sigh…

I have tried to contact the office and residence of Richard Nichols, but have not found the right number. If there is anybody that can help me out, I would really appreciate the chance to ask Mr. Nichols if there is anyway to persuade him from any further malfeasance; or does he mean to continue failing at justice and making a sham of the courts?

I’ve been in his courtroom before; he is either completely uninterested in justice or has no sympathy for humanity, and it shows. He is an ugly man, and I do not use that word loosely.

By: Lauren

Lauren — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 19:38:56 +0000

What good is Karma now? He’s 91 freakin’ years old. I am not sure Karma will even have the chance to get to him. Looks like Mr. Wilson will spend the last of his years indoors withering away in the assisted living center in Georgia watching Pat Robertson on TV. How the heck someone could be driving a car just months prior to checking into an assisted living facility is beyond me.

Not only has he escaped legal punishment for the wrongs he committed by leaving people half-dead in the street….he won’t even be in the same state where he committed those wrongdoings. How does probation and a suspended license even apply to someone checked into an assisted living center? I’m just saying, the consequences don’t seem to bear much impact on Mr. Wilson’s life now.

A few years from now when the Stuebe family is still suffering from the mental and physical hardships of Gary’s condition, Mr. Wilson won’t even be around anymore. The whole thing is just so wrong on so many levels.

By: tony

tony — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 18:01:34 +0000

Karma will send a car to run old Mr. Wilson down. Now what to do about the spineless judge…?

By: Coghauler

Coghauler — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 17:14:11 +0000

I really don’t get the
“attempted” part of this.
Could they not have proven
that he successfully left
the scene? There was an
officer present to protect
him from the irate cyclists
if he feared for his life.
Who benefits by Wilson not
being declared the cause of
the crash? I think this case
has huge ‘behind the scenes’
documentary potential.

By: alison Jones

alison Jones — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 16:08:39 +0000

You know, it’s interesting. I read that the guy who recently stole Lance Armstrong’s time trials bike is going to jail for 3 years for the offense.

By: BB

BB — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 08:45:07 +0000

I know someone who has been sent to trial 4 times, and his blood tests results have not come back yet. Done in Feb weekend of super bowl till June 10th ish. Judge is getting mad.

You would think they just would post pone the trial till they get the results.