Joseph O’Hickey, father of murder victim Sean Swanson, former Marine Corp Veteran, feels it is his duty to protect the people of this great nation, especially California, from dangerous convicted murderers on the verge of being paroled through suspect circumstances. The judicial system is putting Californians at risk by releasing convicted murders without the proper parole process and without rega
rds to the victim family’s rights. This Friday the State is set to release murderer: David Weidert, who 35 years ago lured Michael Morganti, from his Clovis home and tortured to death in the Fresno County foothills. http://abc30.com/news/clovis-mans-killer-could-be-released-from-prison/802037/ . This Tuesday, the State will release a second convicted murderer without regard to standard parole policies or respecting the victim’s family’s rights. The Santa Clara County Superior Court had violated our victim’s rights according to Marcy’s Law by failing to give 90 day notice her 2/11/15 parole hearing. Judge Northway makes this decision and denied the family’s rights when they provided notification. The parole hearing found Alspaw suitable for parole but also says the murders took full advantage of two statues of the law and ran with them. During the hearing, Deputy Commissioner O’Hara’s statement that he didn’t want Alspaw to be his neighbor severely undermines the integrity of the finding I guess he doesn’t live in San Diego
Alspaw is now being rushed through the system at super speed for release. So fast, that no one has stopped to notice that she is checking herself into a drug rehab facility that requires chemical addictions (she has never had any). So fast, they have not taken into consideration a past higher court ruling that had already determined IBF was not a factor in this murder. So fast, that they can’t give her more time to complete more than two courses in anger management as the first parole hearing suggested. So fast, that she will live in transition for a mere six months. So fast, they think it is a good idea that she can be a counselor to clients with addiction problems in this next life, even though she picked up a troubled accomplice for her last crime. So fast, that they are not taking into consideration the brief ADA Kacie Lopez and the District Attorney’s Office have filed, the first of its kind. However, it is so slow, that even after 3 days including email, fax, mailbox, hand-deliver, and through two politicians, no one at the governor’s office can offer a receipt of the package , yet again ensuring her case made it past the governor before the victim’s family could be heard.
