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      XPost: talk.politics.guns, va.politics, talk.politics.misc       XPost: alt.abortion, sac.politics       From: time-to-jail-black-criminals@again.org              https://media.wusa9.com/assets/WUSA/images/51b3fb00-7c5e-4102-ba       4-b05ff0d78f91/51b3fb00-7c5e-4102-ba14-b05ff0d78f91_1920x1080.jpg       Dyron R. Williams Sr.              ARLINGTON COUNTY, Va. — Editor's Note: The video above is from a 2019       investigation into the backlog of untested rape kits in Virginia.              A Virginia man pleaded guilty to multiple rape charges from 1991 where women       were attacked leaving a Metro station. Michael F. Thomson, 65, was sentenced       to life in prison plus 56 years for two rapes at gunpoint and an attempted       rape.              Between January and December 1991, Arlington police investigated a series of       rapes or attempted rapes on women leaving the East Falls Church Metro who were       approached by an unknown man with a gun. Three cases were linked by DNA and a       fourth was being        investigated due to the case similarities.              On Jan. 17, 1991, a woman was attacked on Little Falls Road, while walking       home from the Metro, and raped at gunpoint in the grass between two houses       before the suspect ran away, police said.              According to police, another woman was attacked on Feb. 13, 1991 leaving the       Metro station and walking to her car parked on N. Tuckahoe Street. The suspect       walked up next to her, showed a gun and forced her to the side of a house       where he raped her        before running away.              On March 6, 1991, police said a woman was attacked on Lee Highway while       walking home by a suspect who alleged to have a gun. Police said he forced her       behind a house and told her to take her clothes off, before pointing the gun       at her head and telling        her to be quiet.              "The suspect then asked the victim if she wanted him to leave and when she       said yes, he fled the scene on foot," a police press release said.              On Dec. 2, 1991, a woman was approached by a man with a gun while walking to       her car on the 6100 block of N. 22nd Street, but police said when the woman       screamed, the man ran away and fled the scene in a car. When he ran away,       police said he dropped a        baseball hat he was wearing.              In 2017, the cold case unit reviewed the case files and resubmitted DNA       evidence for additional analysis including phenotyping and genetic genealogy.       DNA from the baseball hat the man involved in the Dec. 2 attack was wearing       was linked to the Jan. 17        and Feb. 13 rapes.              “Our office is grateful that ACPD committed expertise, dedication, and       resources to this cold case and provided us with the tools to prosecute it,”       said Commonwealth's Attorney Parisa Dehghani-Tafti. “The survivors of       Michael Thomson's crimes        included a teenager and a young mother of two. Thirty years is a long time for       them to wait for justice but I hope his sentencing brings them a measure of       peace.”              Judge Louise DiMatteo sentenced Thomson Friday to life in prison on one count       of rape; 50 years on a second count of rape;10 years with eight suspended on       one count of attempted rape; and two years each on two counts of possession of       a firearm in the        commission of the rapes. His sentence is to be served concurrently.              “Every member of our community should be able to safely walk home without       fear of violent attacks like those committed by Michael Thomson,” Arlington       County Police Chief Andy Penn said. “While nothing can fully restore his       survivors’ sense of        security, I hope this sentence serves as a powerful message that we will not       waiver in our pursuit to hold sexual predators accountable for their actions."              https://www.wusa9.com/article/news/local/virginia/cold-case-metr       -rapes-virginia-man-sentenced-to-life-in-prison/65-57a34b2d-66e4       4e14-bfd1-42cbc4fcfc74              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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