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A man convicted of holding a 10-year-old girl prisoner for 17 days in a suburban New York dungeon has been found dead in his prison cell.

A state corrections spokeswoman says John Esposito was found unresponsive in his cell at Sing Sing on Wednesday. She says the death was under investigation but didn't appear to be suspicious.

He was serving a 15-to-life term for kidnapping Katie Beers and hiding her for 17 days under his Bay Shore, N.Y. home in 1992.

Linda Foglia says a corrections officer observed Esposito "not breathing" around 3:30 p.m. at the Ossining, N.Y., facility.

Karma at it's finest

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What took him so long.

Fuckin' pussy.

Great...now some support group will come out and begin to call prisons and jails cruel and inhumane due to all of the suicides.

grizzaholic wrote:Great...now some support group will come out and begin to call prisons and jails cruel and inhumane due to all of the suicides.

We should just put those people in the general popluation with the prisoners. You know, for a better understanding of prison life and to keep a better eye on these great citizens.

GrizFanStuckInUtah wrote:

grizzaholic wrote:Great...now some support group will come out and begin to call prisons and jails cruel and inhumane due to all of the suicides.

We should just put those people in the general popluation with the prisoners. You know, for a better understanding of prison life and to keep a better eye on these great citizens.

He should've been forced into a flame-thrower duel with Jerry Sandusky. Winner goes free.

It's really validating - all you "christians' reveling in the death of troubled individual.

Quakers would have forgiven him, just like Jesus.

D1B wrote:It's really validating - all you "christians' reveling in the death of troubled individual.

Quakers would have forgiven him, just like Jesus.

Forgiveness does not mean he shouldn't repay society for his crimes...it's really between him and his victim, who may have alreadyforgiven him...

D1B wrote:It's really validating - all you "christians' reveling in the death of troubled individual.

Quakers would have forgiven him, just like Jesus.

So, you're saying Jon was wrong....apparently we can NOT all support this trend...

D1B wrote:It's really validating - all you "christians' reveling in the death of troubled individual.

Quakers would have forgiven him, just like Jesus.

Hey, we finally agree on something. I used to revel in stories like this, now I just find them disturbing.

Col Hogan wrote:

D1B wrote:It's really validating - all you "christians' reveling in the death of troubled individual.

Quakers would have forgiven him, just like Jesus.

Forgiveness does not mean he shouldn't repay society for his crimes...it's really between him and his victim, who may have alreadyforgiven him...

Point taken, Hoagie, but there's no need for christians like you to revel in his misfortune. Quakers would have prayed for him to find peace and forgiveness from Jesus Christ, our lord of heaven and earth.

89Hen wrote:

D1B wrote:It's really validating - all you "christians' reveling in the death of troubled individual.

Quakers would have forgiven him, just like Jesus.

Hey, we finally agree on something. I used to revel in stories like this, now I just find them disturbing.

You also agree with me that marijuana is a sacred herb and we should require everyone, age 12 and above, to smoke at least one giant bong hit a day.

AZGrizFan wrote:

D1B wrote:It's really validating - all you "christians' reveling in the death of troubled individual.

Quakers would have forgiven him, just like Jesus.

So, you're saying Jon was wrong....apparently we can NOT all support this trend...

Yes. Jon should be embarrassed.

D1B wrote:

Col Hogan wrote:
Forgiveness does not mean he shouldn't repay society for his crimes...it's really between him and his victim, who may have alreadyforgiven him...

Point taken, Hoagie, but there's no need for christians like you to revel in his misfortune. Quakers would have prayed for him to find peace and forgiveness from Jesus Christ, our lord of heaven and earth.

Did I revel in his misfortune, or are you just making an uninformed assumption???

Col Hogan wrote:

D1B wrote:
Point taken, Hoagie, but there's no need for christians like you to revel in his misfortune. Quakers would have prayed for him to find peace and forgiveness from Jesus Christ, our lord of heaven and earth.

Did I revel in his misfortune, or are you just making an uninformed assumption???

What do you think, Copernicus?

Quakers are pussies.

They make good oatmeal though.

D1B wrote:

Col Hogan wrote:
Did I revel in his misfortune, or are you just making an uninformed assumption???

What do you think, Copernicus?

You made an uninformed assumption. Amirite?