Child Molesters Deserve The Death Penalty Essay

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Child molesters do deserve the death penalty what nation would want child molesters running around in the street kidnapping their children just to use them for their own pleasure. Child molesters should get the death penalty because after theses children get found or not found these Children go through so much and the families go through so much. Also after these Children get found they are different they are dramatized to the extreme they do not want anybody to touch them they do not trust anyone after what they have been through.These little Children have no idea what is going on they do not know what being molested means. These cases I have been reading really breaks my heart because these guys are attracted to little girls and boys. These …show more content…

When they see these molesters getting off easy like the guy that got ten years for rubbing himself on little boys they get upset they deserve more in this case. This mother did not stop until she got justice she felt as though her child’s life was worth more than his life. In this case he killed a thirteen year old boy. His mother protested and didn’t stop protesting until she got justice and she did get justice. she felt no sympathy at all for this guy he took a life so he deserved his life to be …show more content…

These people that do this to these kids do not understand what they do to the kids and these family and most of them show no remorse. This is why these child molesters should receive the death penalty, we should feel no remorse for the people that do these type of things. The families should get what they deserve which is justice and these child molesters should get what they deserve which is justice. They took an innocent life of innocent children they deserve the death penalty. Even though the death penalty will not bring their kids back at least they got justice. They also stopped this from happening to other kids and other families justice is

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