Think about this: You come home and find a stranger sexually assaulting your naked, battered, bloodied child. Do you a) run to a phone and call the police, b) attempt to detain the attacker, c) chase the attacker away, or d) kill him?
I would hope most people physically capable, especially parents, would choose "d".
If there is justice, Alexander Kuznetsov will be freed.
The former athlete committed the crime in a state of temporary insanity on New Year’s night, January 1, 2008. Alexander Kuznetsov entered the apartment building where he lived with his family and saw an unidentified adult male abusing a little boy. The boy was Kuznetsov’s eight-year-old adopted son.
The defendant said that the boy was unconscious, beaten and stripped. The boy’s step-father, formerly a professional boxer, killed the pedophile with a few blows. The latter was subsequently identified as a 20-year-old native of Uzbekistan (a former republic of the Soviet Union), a student at one of Russian universities.
“I wanted to detain him. I don’t know how it happened. I could not control myself,” Kuznetsov said at court.
http://english.pravda.ru - Former boxer who killed pedophile wins prosecutors’ hearts
Registered Pedophile List - Find out if a child molester lives near you
UPDATE: I found this video on the incident, and thought it might provide more information about Kuznetsov:
I will monitor the case and add an update when applicable.






As the US and Israel both continue to bless Fatah by shipping them crates of weapons, dozens of armored vehicles and releasing hundreds of prisoners, Fatah continues to show its gratitude by killing people. The al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades took responsibility for two simultaneous attacks just outside of Jerusalem, killing one person and seriously injuring another. Feel the love, Olmert!
The Orthodox Serbian Church of Croatia said it has received a written message threatening the country’s Serbs and Jews with “extermination”.
Actually, my problem is not with God, but with God’s little helpers, the ones who take it upon themselves to police the rest of us on his behalf.


Skeptical thinkers must realize that because of the survival value of beliefs, disconfirming evidence will rarely, if ever, be sufficient to change beliefs, even in "otherwise intelligent" people. In order to effectively change beliefs skeptics must attend to their survival value, not just their data-accuracy value. This involves several elements.






































