Comments on: BREAKING NEWS: Jury says Reeves is guilty

By: jennifer

jennifer — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 01:07:01 +0000

I can't figure out what happened with his sentencing. It was supposed to be last week, but I can't even find anything talking about it being pushed back. If anyone knows, please let us know.

By: rflower

rflower — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 16:05:02 +0000

To Not "scared" anymore, I'm glad that your not scared anymore. I know what it feels like to have someone who always seems to get away with everything. And he lies constantly and everybody believes him.
To the Davis family ,I'm glad that the truth came out and you were vindicated. It was a shame that he betrayed your trust in such a horrific way. I can understand how you might have been thinking that he was a police officer, and he might have been a good role model for your son.
I think that he should have been charged with not only child endangerment, but also attempted murder of a family. What if one of those bombs went off.
Sorry jurors I feel like you dropped the ball half way through the verdict. One, he could have entered the house at any time when they weren't home. And the father did say that he, Reeves hung a nail on a tree, and the key was there so that he could work on the air conditioning. They trusted him.
And I think that he had to take pictures of the pipe bombs so that he could explain his finger prints on the pipe bombs. And police are trained not to touch bombs. You call the bomb squad. Only the person that bulilt it would feel that comfortable handling it. Guilty, and I hope that the judge sentences you to life in jail with no possibility for parole.

By: curious

curious — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 15:06:18 +0000

im curious too.. what did happen to the sentencing with ken? i havent heard anything, and i cant find any info about it.

By: Scooter

Scooter — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 17:12:05 +0000

What happened in the sentencing of Kenneth Reeves?

By: hucopps

hucopps — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 00:05:38 +0000

Now it's Palin's turn. It's time to let America know how she was able to acquire a free ESTATE home made from the reminent materials of the eight million dollar hockey stadium that was built by one of her insider palls. A free house for a hugh contract.....hummmmm. It looks like Sarah's FAILin. That Moose is way too loose and out of control.

By: jsthorne

jsthorne — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 01:29:42 +0000

make it a bit easier to find this site by placing it somewhere on tru tv's web site where it can be located..

nick

By: rick jacks

rick jacks — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 20:13:31 +0000

Did anyone besides myself pick up on the babble from the purported police bomb squad expert who stated that the black electrical tape on the ignitors served no purpose? With that level of technical perspicacity, I find it hard to believe he has been working in this capacity for also two decades and is still alive and seems to have his fingers, arms, and legs.

By: niki

niki — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 15:46:27 +0000

First of all, my heart goes out to both families, regardless of the verdict being just or not. It sounds like Davis' conduct caught up with him this time. I can not understand how anyone would comment on Scotty's intelligence level. I don't know how many adults that would have conducted themselves with such restraint. Yes he has problems, but his family is supporting him through it. Teenage depression is an epidemic in our country. I hope he finds his way. As for Davis, he was definitely guilty. It makes no sense that the jury would think if he made 4 pipe bombs, the first two were not of his doing. Common sense was not used in the jury room. What did they need a video tape of Davis placing the bombs in the house? The judge has a great deal of discretion here. Let's hope she puts him away for more than the 10 years she may opt for. Those not guilty findings may come back to haunt the family victims, when Davis is on the street sooner than he should be.

By: lotusjani

lotusjani — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 14:02:06 +0000

The man looks scary and not very normal, he can not help his looks. The story sounds so complicated, was there some provocation from the stepmother? Sometimes women like to be admired and told how atractive they are, and some individuals take a "thank you" as a come on. Hopefully this kid will learn his lesson because I do not believe he was a white dove exactly either. Not blaming the lady or anyone, but I know for a fact how facts are greatly exaggerated in Court by the police and the District Attorney, no matter how light they are.

By: Not "scared" anymore

Not "scared" anymore — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 23:03:26 +0000

now that i have seen todays coverage i see what some people are talking about with the shaking...i dont think i have ever felt so many emotions at one time in my life. Like i said in another post, to start off i was extremely angry at my father that he could do this to a family that took him in and was from everything i've ever heard were very good to not only Ken but also my brother. I have also always had a problem with the fact that he has never really been held accountable for his actions. He always weasels his way out so when count 2 and 3 were read i was shocked and to be honest i was pissed. This day had been a long time coming ... when they got to counts 4 and on down the list i was extremely releaved ... happy that his day had finally come and he finally knew "he wasnt above the law " and wasnt going to walk out of the court room on his own free will. I was bouncing my leg becasue of nerves and trying to breath and stay calm ... i was discusted yet sad ... . No matter how much i dislike him or how scared i am of him or all the cruel and hateful things that he has done to our family and other families he is my father so there is a little sadness. Most of it is satisfaction with the result and anger towards him. I was trying to stay calm and not have an outburst of excitement!

Above someone asked about his son and they hoped someone stepped up to care for him and the answer is he is home where he belongs and is doing very well and is in great care!

Last thing was in today's reporting they asked how many kids Ken has and the correct answer is 4.