I keep coming back to the same question because the answer still shocks and offends me.

What is an innocent child’s life worth??

Apparently, it’s worth about 20 years. Seems like the victim is cheated twice, doesn’t it?

 The murderer gets to serve some time and then live his (or her) life, by way of judge or jury, yet the tiny little victim gets no trial. They didn’t get to speak or defend themselves, their fate was already decided by some sick bastard who doesn’t deserve to lick spit off of dog shit, let alone whether or not a baby lives. I will never understand how we can allow sick, immoral low-lifes to play God (or more appropriately, Satan) and then give them the respect and dignity and opportunity to do it again…yes, again…

A 45-year-old man who served time in a Connecticut prison for suffocating his daughter more than two decades ago is in a Charlotte jail, charged with murder in the death Friday of his girlfriend’s 19-month-old daughter.

Marshall Vann Crenshaw Jr. is being held without bond, charged with killing Na’ziyah Lavon Miller.

Police say Crenshaw was not Na’ziyah’s biological father, but lived with the child and her mother in their east Charlotte apartment.

Police have not released the name of the victim’s mother, nor any details of the toddler’s death.

Crenshaw, known to friends and family as Vann, was found guilty of murder 20 years ago in the April 1985 death of his 10-month-old daughter, Dale-Lyn, in Manchester, Conn. Court records show he was sentenced to 25 years in prison.

It was not clear Saturday when Crenshaw was released. Reporters at the Hartford (Conn.) Courant, which covered Crenshaw’s 1985 trial, said Connecticut officials indicated he was released in 2001. But a friend of the family said she thought it was about a year ago. Read the rest…

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