REST IN PEACE LEIBY KLETZKY
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Leiby Kletzky's Suspected Killer, Levi Aron, To Plead Guilty
Killer of 8-year-old boy to get 40 years to life
What does all this mean? It is about the agony and indescribable pain of victims and their families. Can anyone really understand, feel, imagine what 8 year old Leiby Kletzky felt in his last few minutes of life before his body was literally torn apart, limb by limb, by the animal Levi Aron.
Let us not forget the permanent living agony, emotional damage, ever present demons that the parents, sisters, and family of Leiby Kletzky must endure for the rest of their lives. It is NOT something that ever goes away or gets better, it bleeds profusely forever.
No-one should ever question whatever the parents of Leiby Kletzky decide to do or not in the circus of the legal cesspool and Court clowns of Judges, lawyers, media. There can never be any justice given for horrific killings of innocent victims who lie 6 feet under in graves, rotting away while their killers stay alive, gone forever, their lives stolen from them and their loving families.
It is also about the Lawyers for Levi Aron who have reached the obvious conclusion that they will never be able to convince a jury that their client was insane and somehow not responsible for his depraved killing of an 8 year old.
In New York State $60,076 is the Average Annual Cost per inmate in housing a jailed prisoner (not including the overhead costs of Corrections Department staff, etc.)
IN FISCAL YEAR 2010, the New York Department of Correctional Services (DOCS) had $2.7 billion in prison expenditures. (In 2011, DOCS merged with the Division of Parole to become the Department of Corrections and Community Supervision.) However, the state also had $812.5 million in prison-related costs outside the department’s budget. The total cost of New York’s prisons—to incarcerate an average daily population of 59,237—was therefore almost $3.6 billion, of which 22.8 percent were costs outside the corrections budget.
The "Brooklyn Butcher" who killed little Leiby Kletzky and hacked up his body will likely die in prison under a plea deal that’s got his blessing and that of the slain boy’s parents. His incarceration will cost much more than the above average inmates annual cost as he will require complete isolation from the rest of the prison population, no doubt a special Kosher diet, and the various amenities such as Cable TV that prisoners receive.
Levi Aron, whose gruesome murder of the 8-year-old boy shocked the city last summer and stunned their insular Orthodox Jewish community, would receive a prison sentence of 40 years to life, according to sources.
“There is a deal,” said Assemblyman Dov Hikind, who represents the Borough Park neighborhood where Leiby lived and has been speaking for the boy’s family.
The confessed killer would get 25 years to life in prison for murder, plus 15 years for kidnapping, sources said.
Hikind, who said he plans to read a statement from the family at Aron’s court appearance next week in Brooklyn Supreme Court, said the murderer could still scuttle deal and prolong the agony for Leiby’s family.
Assemblyman Dov Hikind told VIN News, “Ever since a story broke this afternoon, our office has been inundated with calls. It is our understanding that a deal has been reached but things can change. Until this is officially announced, it’s premature to say that this matter is concluded.
“The Kletzky family has been through more than any of us can or should imagine. They want to bring this to a conclusion without the additional pain of a lengthy trail.
“I will be at the court next week to address the public and press on behalf of the Kletzky family, at their request. The family asks that their privacy is respected. They have been through quite enough.”
“At any moment, Levi Aron can change his mind,” Hikind said. “Until this is officially announced, things can change.”
Aron faced life without parole if he had been convicted by a jury of first-degree murder.
But Leiby’s parents couldn’t face the agony of a trial. And the dead boy’s dad, Nacham Kletzky, had been discussing the plea with leaders in the Jewish community, sources said.“They don't want to have any more open wounds,” a family friend said. Leiby’s family wants “to bring this to a conclusion,” Hikind added.“The family has to live with this for the rest of their lives,” he said. “The idea of having a trial was not something that they wanted to go through. They want to make sure that there is justice.”
Neither prosecutors nor the defense lawyers for the confessed child killer, Howard Greenberg and Pierre Bazile, would comment on the pending deal.
But still-seething neighborhood residents said Aron should never be allowed to walk free again.
“He’s an animal,” said 50-year-old Charles Gazal. “It's not enough. The way he cut the kid's body up, he should be gone for the rest of his life. He's just an animal. Everyone here was shaken last year.”
In Leiby’s old building on 15th Avenue, where his parents no longer live, a 35-year-old mother of three said Aron’s punishment is “the least he deserves.You’re not going to bring Leiby back either way though,” she added.
A father of two who also lives in the building, and identified himself only as M. Gottlieb, said Aron “should be in for life.”“It’s very hard to take such a piece of news,” he said. “We wouldn't expect any punishment except life in prison.”
"Brooklyn Butcher"after the sickening details of his crime were revealed, is accused of snatching the lost boy off the street last July.
Aron held Leiby captive for more than a day, then smothered him in a panic when he realized a massive search was underway, police said. Under police questioning, Aron admitted that he chopped up the body and left the boy's feet in his freezer.
Aron’s lawyers insist their client, who has grown morbidly obese in jail, is schizophrenic and have vowed to pursue an insanity defense. Recently, Aron’s defense team turned over the results of a psychiatric exam by their expert to prosecutors.
“There is a deal,” said Assemblyman Dov Hikind, who represents the Borough Park neighborhood where Leiby lived and has been speaking for the boy’s family.
The confessed killer would get 25 years to life in prison for murder, plus 15 years for kidnapping, sources said.
Hikind, who said he plans to read a statement from the family at Aron’s court appearance next week in Brooklyn Supreme Court, said the murderer could still scuttle deal and prolong the agony for Leiby’s family.
Assemblyman Dov Hikind told VIN News, “Ever since a story broke this afternoon, our office has been inundated with calls. It is our understanding that a deal has been reached but things can change. Until this is officially announced, it’s premature to say that this matter is concluded.
“The Kletzky family has been through more than any of us can or should imagine. They want to bring this to a conclusion without the additional pain of a lengthy trail.
“I will be at the court next week to address the public and press on behalf of the Kletzky family, at their request. The family asks that their privacy is respected. They have been through quite enough.”
“At any moment, Levi Aron can change his mind,” Hikind said. “Until this is officially announced, things can change.”
Aron faced life without parole if he had been convicted by a jury of first-degree murder.
But Leiby’s parents couldn’t face the agony of a trial. And the dead boy’s dad, Nacham Kletzky, had been discussing the plea with leaders in the Jewish community, sources said.“They don't want to have any more open wounds,” a family friend said. Leiby’s family wants “to bring this to a conclusion,” Hikind added.“The family has to live with this for the rest of their lives,” he said. “The idea of having a trial was not something that they wanted to go through. They want to make sure that there is justice.”
Neither prosecutors nor the defense lawyers for the confessed child killer, Howard Greenberg and Pierre Bazile, would comment on the pending deal.
But still-seething neighborhood residents said Aron should never be allowed to walk free again.
“He’s an animal,” said 50-year-old Charles Gazal. “It's not enough. The way he cut the kid's body up, he should be gone for the rest of his life. He's just an animal. Everyone here was shaken last year.”
In Leiby’s old building on 15th Avenue, where his parents no longer live, a 35-year-old mother of three said Aron’s punishment is “the least he deserves.You’re not going to bring Leiby back either way though,” she added.
A father of two who also lives in the building, and identified himself only as M. Gottlieb, said Aron “should be in for life.”“It’s very hard to take such a piece of news,” he said. “We wouldn't expect any punishment except life in prison.”
"Brooklyn Butcher"after the sickening details of his crime were revealed, is accused of snatching the lost boy off the street last July.
Aron held Leiby captive for more than a day, then smothered him in a panic when he realized a massive search was underway, police said. Under police questioning, Aron admitted that he chopped up the body and left the boy's feet in his freezer.
Aron’s lawyers insist their client, who has grown morbidly obese in jail, is schizophrenic and have vowed to pursue an insanity defense. Recently, Aron’s defense team turned over the results of a psychiatric exam by their expert to prosecutors.
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