Dad STEPHEN GARCIA has murdered his 9-month-old son during a court-ordered visitation.
I'm sick of these cases. Virtually all the time, there is a criminal record or history of red flags that clearly indicate that the murdering dad was a risk to the children.
In fact, the comments accompanying this article say that Daddy Dearest broadcast his intentions in advance on Facebook!
But judges routinely ignore, downplay, or deliberately lie about or distort the risk. When are these judges going to be held accountable for their actions? Ever?
In this case, it appears that the blood-stained judge was J. David Mazurek. Here's an example of his basic idiocy. Is he going to be held accountable?
J. DAVID MAZUREK PRESIDING.
COURT FINDS THERE IS NOT THREAT TO PETITIONER OR THE MINOR CHILD.
THE OSC IS DENIED.
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http://www.vvdailypress.com/news/old-17045-apparent-peaks.html
Pinon Hills man and 9-month-old found dead in apparent murder-suicide in Twin Peaks
January 31, 2010 7:39 PM
FROM STAFF REPORTS
TWIN PEAKS • A Pinon Hills man was found dead along with his infant son inside a car in an apparent murder-suicide along a rural dirt road in Twin Peaks Sunday morning.
The man was identified as Stephen Garcia, 25. His infant son was identified as 9-month-old Wyatt Garcia of Yucca Valley.
The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Hesperia station received a call at about 9:22 p.m. Saturday stating that Garcia took his son during a court-ordered visitation and threatened to kill Wyatt and then commit suicide, according to sheriff’s officials.
Deputies from the Twin Peaks station later found Stephen and his son dead in his vehicle with traumatic injuries on the 26000 block of Old Toll Road at approximately 1:19 a.m. Sunday.
The murder-suicide is being investigated to determine the exact cause of death. Anyone with more information can call the Sheriff’s Homicide Detail at (909) 387-3589.