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Remember These Guys?

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The St. Paul (MN) Police Department has released a report of its investigation into Aric Babbitt and Matt Deyo — the gay schoolteacher couple that were drugging and molesting high school boys and did society a huge favor by offing themselves when the investigation started.

Deyo’s parents gave investigators a suicide note that the couple sent them a few days earlier, according to the Pioneer Press. It stated that the accusations were “too great to overcome” that the couple decided to “choose their own destinies rather than experience the embarrassment, ridicule, hatred and inevitable loss of freedom that the justice system would give.”

Gee, it almost sounds like they weren’t feeling much in the way of remorse, and were kind of mad that society was unfair to them.

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  3. Judging from this, they weren’t in the grips of despair at their impending incarceration or remorse at their crimes, but did this as an act of spite and defiance. So, from a theological standpoint, having committed suicide as a spiteful act of self-destructive self-determination, without feeling remorse for other serious sins… these two are southbound. Dante was unavailable for comment as to whether he thought they should go to the forest of suicides for their suicide, the lake of boiling blood for committing violence against others, or the river of ice for betraying the trust of those in their care.

  4. Must be a “power thing”, since there’s plenty of teen-looking gay guys at the “U” in Minneapolis over 18 who would love to be molested-by-teacher.

  5. there’s plenty of teen-looking gay guys at the “U” in Minneapolis over 18 who would love to be molested-by-teacher

    Heck, over half the gay pr0n movies start out with that scene! 🙂

    Regards,
    Peter H.

  6. @4 & 5: This needs to be amplified. There are plenty of over-18 college guys who look like high-schoolers and are extremely eager to play submissive young Ganymede to an older Zeus — I know, because I used to be just such a college guy. There’s no excuse whatsoever for preying on less experienced teenagers.

    Possibly some older gay men would’ve found my 20-year-old, able-to-legally-consent self “not quite cute enough.” And that’s fair, because I was kind of a doughy nerd with Bette Davis eyes — I wasn’t good-looking either as a “twink” or as a “cub.” But you know what, older gay men with pederastic fantasies? You’re not entitled to a cute 15-year-old. If a 20-year-old is happy to be “molested” by you, consider yourself lucky, even if he’s not your fantasy ideal.

  8. Bad people, to be sure but the news is filled with stories of female teachers “molesting” teen boys… and the WaPo story includes a link to some scumbag that raped a 4-yo girl – stating she consented. Gays haven’t cornered the market, here.

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/true-crime/wp/2016/09/14/ex-mayor-charged-in-4-year-olds-rape-said-the-girl-was-a-willing-participant-records-say/?tid=a_inl&utm_term=.90deadc9cc27

    I can’t say I’m sorry they took an early exit – probably saved a lot of people a lot of trouble.

    The real evil is that these people, male or female, make it difficult for adults and kids to bond… as a kid, my father was emotionally absent. There were a few men in the ‘hood that listened to me and mentored my interest in electronics. There was ZERO funny business – I fashioned a decent career (and learned to sail and got my ham radio license) thanks to these men and will always be thankful to have met them.

    There are an awful lot of kids that would benefit from adult companionship and mentoring… but stories like this stoke fear and worthy adults, IMHO, are nuts to be in the same room with a minor child without witnesses given the number of psycho-parents.

    I’ve known more than a few fathers that will not allow their daughters to have neighborhood girls in the house unless their wives were present. Sad.

  9. That’s the real casualty; trust. Gone are the days of innocently volunteering in the Boy Scouts or your church’s youth group because you were concerned about at-risk youth. Now, every adult is an unindicted pedo….or pervert…just for expressing an interest. Or just being in the house or room as a “child”. No more offering rides. No more coaching. No more passing-on life lessons, or useful skills, or interesting hobbies.

    Mentoring is dead. Trust is dead.

  11. Ted B:

    I don’t want to be in the same room as anyone underage as too many children and adolescents can make things up. So mentoring is gone due to our society.

  12. I would never volunteer to be alone with a child who wasn’t my own. Because God forbid some parent leaves their kid in my care and finds out I’m into dudes after the fact… I would like to think most people don’t make the “gays are pedophiles” assumption anymore, but I’m not going to take the risk.

  14. Quite frankly, I’m glad they offed themselves. They saved a lot of taxpayer $, and the victims the trauma of having to testify. I hope they are burning in Hell right now (good chance they are), and as an added bonus, they are chained up in between Hitler and Osama Bin Laden. Good riddance to bad rubbish, I say!

  15. I would like to think most people don’t make the “gays are pedophiles” assumption anymore, but I’m not going to take the risk.

    Good plan. Also, it’s worth noting that being gay is not a valid defense against any sexual crime.

  16. I don’t want to be in the same room as anyone underage as too many children and adolescents can make things up.

    Ditto; with the possible exception of at least another adult and/or possibly a security camera also present.

    I can remember when I used to be in a public restroom and help out a little guy who couldn’t reach the soap dispenser or paper towels by lifting him up. Now, I wouldn’t think of doing that. In fact, if I’m in a restroom where someone pre-pubescent is present, I turn around and walk out—no matter how bad I might have to ‘go’.