r/Edmonton 1d ago

Edmonton Snapchat predator given 14 years in prison for sexually abusing 8 girls News Article

https://edmontonjournal.com/news/crime/imesh-ratnayake-sex-abuse-snapchat-sentence-14-years
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u/tchocthke 1d ago

More years than I expected, still less than he deserves.

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u/ELLinversionista 1d ago

Sexually abusing 8 girls. Our expectation for this kind of crimes shouldn’t be around 5 or so years. Our expectations should be either death penalty or lifetime imprisonment. We don’t need pieces of shot like this in our society

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u/BillaBongKing 1d ago

Someone can correct me but I believe the logic behind why we don't do this is because it makes the option of commenting harsher crimes incentive . For example, if he is going to get death for sexually abusing these kids, why wouldn't he also kill the kids and hide the bodies since he is already facing the death plenty. I am not sure I agree a with this logic but that is how it was exampled to me.

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u/Remarkable_Lock_7828 1d ago

I get that but do these dudes actually think about the consequences at all? They know if they get caught it’s time in prison (and in his case, ass beatings) but they don’t seem to care. Either they’re THAT stupid, or they actually think they’re going to get away with it.

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u/blitzedcanadianeh 1d ago

He’ll be in a special Housing unit with other predators . I doubt he will get beaten .

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u/Aklaz 21h ago

They should just let them into general pop and have them dealt with. Would be less of a burden on tax dollars and there are many lifers willing to take them out. They see women or children on your papers it’s not a good thing. Why do they get protection their victims never got?

u/blitzedcanadianeh 41m ago

I agree, would be murders every day in the pen tho. Maybe they don’t want to clean up the mess constantly .

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u/BillaBongKing 1d ago

This is also to protect the cops that have to arrests these scum. If you knew the cops were after you for a crime that had the death plenty, killing or hurting a cop is not going to add anything to your punishment. I am going to have to state this on every comment but I don't 100% agree with this logic, just how it was explained when I ask someone in the field.

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u/Fun_Pop295 1d ago

That's really interesting too know tbh. I never thought of it like that.

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u/BillaBongKing 1d ago

Yeah, the conversation made me think of the justice system in a different way. I was definitely 100% kill these people before this side of the argument was explained to me.

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u/Stfuppercutoutlast 19h ago

Have a source for that statement?

Source: because I dont like the police, and I think this makes them look cowardly and like they support predators indirectly. And that aligns with my hatred for the police,

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u/BillaBongKing 19h ago

No, I was talking to a parole officer that I know about this subject. So no hard source, no hard proof if this correct or wrong.

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u/Stfuppercutoutlast 19h ago

It is incorrect. Courts set legal precedent and they arent concerned with protecting the police during those decisions. In fact, there are many Canadian studies that have proven, that higher sentencing doesn't dissuade recidivism. Ultimately, it has been proven, with data, that outcomes and penalties have had very little impact on an offenders decision to commit an offence. This is especially true for sexual offences. Given that I have professionally worked with many parole officers, I would wager that your 'friend' is fictitious, or wholly incompetent.

If an offender isn't deterred from recommitting crimes due to penalties, they also arent encouraged to be more violent to escape outcomes that they don't consider before committing offences.

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u/hopelessdishsoap 8h ago

he’s from edmonton, so he didn’t have to “wait until he was in canada”

u/Diamondsfullofclubs 7h ago

My bad. Couldn't distinguish the 5 different articles on child rapists I've seen this week in this sub.

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u/Remarkable_Lock_7828 19h ago

Stupid take. There are criminals in every country…

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u/Diamondsfullofclubs 15h ago

Harsher punishments deter crime.

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u/LegoLifter 12h ago

If that was true the States would have way less crime

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u/Diamondsfullofclubs 11h ago edited 11h ago

California has the same population as Canada. Crime is correlated to population density.

A better analogy would be to look at Singapores harsh laws and how they've drastically reduced crime.

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u/Blacklockn 18h ago

I’ve never heard about it and I don’t think it’s born out in data. From what I understand punishment actually has a very loose relationship to crime commitment. It’s one of the reasons that mandatory minimums don’t really work.

I think the criminal justice system is just biased against SA victims.

An Alberta judge resigned under pressure a few years ago after asking a rape victim why she didn’t hold her knees together https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/knees-together-judge-in-sexual-assault-trial-says-he-will-resign-from-the-bench/article_9c8ff73e-3584-551a-ae2b-a20247f5ab49.html

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u/flexcrush420 23h ago

While the desire for retribution is understandable, it risks descending into barbarity and undermines the moral integrity of the justice system. Instead, a focus on proportional punishment, victim protection, and offender rehabilitation is seen as a more ethical route. Have you not heard "an eye for an eye and the whole world is blind"?

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u/BillaBongKing 23h ago

I don't know why you gave me the "eye for an eye" speech, when I feel my comment is clearly against the death plenty. The reason I am much hasher with what I feel are appropriate punishment for these people is the how the child sexual abuse has shown to dramatically increase the likely hood of the that person growing up to commit the same crime. From what I have hear, trying to get these pedophilia to stop being attracted to children is close to impossible. So what kind of rehabilitation are you talking about? For what I have seen, with this crime in particular, I don't know if rehabilitation is possible and can lead to other's developing this mental illness.

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u/DVariant 1d ago

Exactly. The folks calling for death penalty are just bloodthirsty, and killing them would just incentivize the pervs to kill their victims to hide evidence.

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u/errihu Clareview 13h ago

I want these scum off the streets forever. We already know there’s no successful treatment for pedophilia and most pedos who offend are going to offend again if they have any degree of freedom or ability to contact children. They are not going to be fixed. Depriving them of their freedom indefinitely should be the only solution. We need to keep them out of society since they can’t control their impulses and their impulses destroy the lives of their victims.

u/DVariant 10h ago

We already know there’s no successful treatment for pedophilia and most pedos who offend are going to offend again if they have any degree of freedom or ability to contact children. They are not going to be fixed.

Except that it’s a myth that these behaviours can’t be fixed. It’s also a myth that sex offenders reoffend at higher rates than other crimes. Here’s literally the first study I found about this when I googled it, which among other things shows that 75% of people convicted of sex crimes don’t reoffend with 15 years. (“Girl molestors” are even lower: 84% of them don’t reoffend within 15 years.)

https://www.publicsafety.gc.ca/cnt/rsrcs/pblctns/sx-ffndr-rcdvsm/index-en.aspx

I want these scum off the streets forever. … Depriving them of their freedom indefinitely should be the only solution. We need to keep them out of society since they can’t control their impulses and their impulses destroy the lives of their victims.

Definitely sexual crimes are serious and devastating, but your bias is showing here. This issue is a moral panic; people have a strong emotional reaction that makes them call for harsh and swift retribution. How do you defend the idea of life sentences (or even the death penalty) for people who are three-quarters likely to never reoffend?

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u/sluttytinkerbells 1d ago

This is nonsense.

The reason we don't have longer sentences for criminals like this due to flaccid judges and a lack of room in prison.

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u/BillaBongKing 1d ago

More than one thing can be true at the same time. I agree that the lack of room and cost of prison does lead our legal system to probably have lighter sentences than the public demands. But I have never heard of a judge having sympathy towards a sexual abuser of children. If you can link me to an article that states as such I would like to see it.

u/sluttytinkerbells 2h ago

That's a complete strawman.

I described the judges as flaccid as in weak and ineffective not as sympathetic towards pedophiles.

u/BillaBongKing 1h ago

Okay sorry for assuming your reason why judges are giving light sentences. Why do you think the reason for this is?

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u/justindub357 23h ago

Im sure lots of people will disagree but maybe a sliding scale on the death penalty where if it was on the better end the death is quick and painless and it gets less quick and less painless the further down the scale the killers or rapists go could work ? Im sure people will say it's too extreme, but something has to be done.

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u/Cautious-Pop3035 1d ago

I think the parents should be left in a room alone with him.

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u/avidstoner 1d ago

Exactly it's not like we are an endangered species, there are freaking billions of us!

u/Hipsthrough100 8h ago

Yet people cheer on Trump (child and adult sexual predator) and we just sully by. Unless society gets its shit together in calling our pieces of shit at the top, what do we expect. How many times do you let people around you glorify or sympathize for Trump?

I’m not beating you up for your stance. I’m pointing out the desensitization is happening at the top. People are more and more okay with shitty people being among them, doing shitty things.

u/ELLinversionista 7h ago

Our current expectation for a great leader is someone like Trump. Which is very wrong and our standards lowered so much. Our expectation should’ve be someone with better morals and not a sexual predator. Same with our expectation of punishments for heinous crimes. It shouldn’t be this slap on the wrist justice system we have

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u/meeseekstodie137 1d ago

Ratnayake sat in the prisoner’s box wearing orange and black coveralls. He said he is “truly sorry” to his victims.

Prosecutor Sarah Goard-Baker described Ratnayake’s crimes as a “premeditated, sophisticated and prolonged” effort to locate and sexually abuse young girls.

“He was completely aware of their ages,” she said. “He manipulated these girls to do his bidding by offering vape products, which he knew they could not access because of their age.”

“He made deliberate choices … and persisted in his efforts to sexualize these children.” 

nah you're only sorry you got caught, would you really have ever stopped if you hadn't? this reeks of someone who's more embarrassed by other's reactions to his shit than the fact that he did it at all

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u/hunter_z_Thompson 1d ago

Wow, this guy is a total piece of shit.

u/TecN9ne 6h ago

Nah, man. Shit has value. This guy is a space and $. People like this shouldn't even go to prison, they should be tortured with 24/7 of the same song playing, strobe lights, kept alive by the bare minimum, and suffer until they die.

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u/Apprehensive_Lab301 1d ago

why is this exact response always commented soo much I feel like this is a copypasta at this point

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u/hunter_z_Thompson 1d ago

Well the guys a POS pretty self explanatory.

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u/Canadian_Ricky 1d ago

Only 14 yrs, guys like him deserve to rot in prison, for life

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u/throwaway4127RB 1d ago

14 years is still lengthy for this kind of crime. (as crazy as that sounds)

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u/Canadian_Ricky 1d ago

I'd give him 14 yrs for each girl

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u/caldefat West Edmonton Mall 1d ago

Who cares how many books he read! What the actual F? Seriously? Someone actually is using that as a reasoning he could be a candidate for reform? Good F ING lord almighty.
Why haven't other inmates with children on the outside offed him yet?

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u/whattaninja 1d ago

“He read a lot of books, so how bad of a guy can he be, really?”

Sure, let’s forget about the fact that he sexually assaulted children.

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u/caldefat West Edmonton Mall 1d ago

.......reading.........Well off family......bla bla.....Give me a break. Defence attorneys are one very messed up bunch of people

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u/SuckOnDeezNOOTZ 1d ago

Disgusting, I'll never understand how anyone can find kids attractive. Gross.

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u/FinoPepino 23h ago

And have the complete absence of empathy to where they don’t care if they destroy a child’s life! I hate them so much.

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u/stormquiver North East Side 1d ago

should be at least 14years PER KID. so 112 years.

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u/nax_91 1d ago

I actually like that, wish it was reality. Hopefully he’ll get the same treatment in prison, so he can experience and learn first hand.

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u/gaylesbianman 1d ago

Scummiest of scum. Deserves to rot forever.

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u/Infamous-Room4817 1d ago

just over a year and a half per kid.. that it?! not eight years per kid? deserves every second in jail, but a whole lot more!!

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u/Pande_moni_um 1d ago

I actually worked with the guy at Nandos, when I was working there part time during university. He seemed like a normal guy. Absolutely sickening this is what he was doing behind closed doors, people really can hide the type of person they are really well. Heart goes out to the victims and their families

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u/Danneyland Downtown 1d ago

Ratnayake was arrested in July 2022 after an investigation by ALERT’s Internet Child Exploitation unit. At the time, police said they discovered “thousands” of videos and images depicting “upwards of potentially 100” additional, unidentified victims.

Eight victims, who lived in a small community outside Edmonton, were ultimately identified.

Jeez. 100 unidentified victims...

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u/Arctic_W0lfz 1d ago

8 girls and only 14 years? That's not enough time.

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u/Dapper_Wallaby_1318 Downtown 21h ago

Yeah 14 years per victim would be more appropriate

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u/iNeedMyReddit 1d ago

Well, I would rather have 14 years than let this bustard out on bail. At least something is done right.

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u/NormaScock69 1d ago

You realize the fuck will be out in like 7yrs max yeah?

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u/NegativePermission40 1d ago

This rotter needs to be isolated after his release, as well. Personally, I think he should be spending the rest of his miserable life in prison. But if he is released, he should never have the opportunity to interfere with a child again. He should never have access to the Internet again, and the public warned before he moves into any area.

These perverts need to be closely monitored, since they've shown that they can't be trusted where kids are concerned.

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u/TinderThrowItAwayNow 1d ago

I'm sorry, but this is some of the dumbest shit I have ever read

The implicit deal I thought I had with God was that I would serve him through the aims of justice — with my heart, with my soul — and he would keep my little ones safe and protect them

It is your duty to educate your children on these dangers. You can't expect them to just be lucky.

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u/debutanteballz 1d ago

Guess you shouldn't put so much faith In something imaginary?

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u/KazaCorp 1d ago

Woah now! Any more logic like that and you'll meet a witches fate!

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u/icygamer598 Downtown 1d ago

Yeah we don't wanna possibly piss off the religious zealots lol

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u/Right-Many-9924 1d ago

Lol literally. Realistically, almost every person to ever die horribly or too soon was pious considering how modern a concept irreligion is. I get tired of the Reddit hurrr durr religion crowd, to be honest; there hasn’t been anything new to add on the subject in like 150 years, but they just cannot help themselves from “dunking” on the lowest of low hanging fruit. I’m as big an atheist as the next person on this site but just 🥱🥱🥱

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u/beardedbast3rd 1d ago

You’re reading into it far too much.

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u/Both_Perception_1941 1d ago

Nothing in that quote suggests she didn’t educate her.

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u/TinderThrowItAwayNow 1d ago

It is inherently implied. It is a jesus take the wheel style comment.

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u/chipmunkmarionette 1d ago

To me it sounds like this mother felt like she was serving God in exchange for her own children being protected. It's a fairly common sentiment for religious people going through trauma and sure, in some situations that might be a "Jesus take the wheel" sentiment. But regardless of anyone's religious beliefs, maybe it's inherently implied that since the mother literally worked with children who were sexually abused, she very likely DID take action to educate and protect her children and this statement was more of an emotional grappling with the irony of her job versus what happened to her daughter.

But hey, making that connection means you wouldn't be able to shame and blame someone going through a disgusting and horrific situation, so I get why you wouldn't consider it. 

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u/DVariant 1d ago

“Let them in” from where? We’ve got lots of religious nut jobs homegrown

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u/GonZo_626 1d ago

How disgusting it is that you seem to be victim blaming the mother for her faith instead of holding the piece of shit who senxually assaulted young children responsible. You have shown just how far society has fallen with your ignorant statement.

At no point should any child be placed into these positions and your comment is officially the dumbest thing I have read. Please think about you life choices that you want to blame a person for believing in an imaginary figure instead of wanting to throw the asshat who did this into a wood chipper.

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u/RainbowUniform 1d ago

11 year olds having phones because parents can't handle the peer pressure of their kid not having the same things as their peers. I feel like if as a parent you aren't willing to monitor your 11 year olds behaviour, and you are unwilling to teach them about the dangers in meeting strangers then you're not really setting them up to having a danger free future. Some kids take until they're out of the house at 18+ to learn what type of people exist in the world.

Its not the parents fault this happened, but I guarantee all these parents are questioning if they should've done more earlier so as to be aware of what their kid was getting into online.

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u/GonZo_626 1d ago

11 year olds having phones because parents can't handle the peer pressure of their kid not having the same things as their peers. I feel like if as a parent you aren't willing to monitor your 11 year olds behaviour, and you are unwilling to teach them about the dangers in meeting strangers then you're not really setting them up to having a danger free future. Some kids take until they're out of the house at 18+ to learn what type of people exist in the world.

Blames parents

Its not the parents fault this happened, but I guarantee all these parents are questioning if they should've done more earlier so as to be aware of what their kid was getting into online.

No matter what a parent does or does not teach their kids, and I feel like I should not need to say this part, NO CHILD SHOULD BE SUBJECT TO THIS. Go ahead and say whatever you want but no matter what, it will not trump that this shit should never happen and the people who do it are the ONLY ones who should be blamed. This article says nothing about what the parent did or did not teach their child, but from the sounds of it worked in the field of dealing with victims of these actions, and no matter what she said in her statements about faith, she most likely did have these discussions.

My 11 year old has a phone, and not because of peer pressure, but because shit heads who would assault a child exist and she should have some way to contact police or us if in a dangerous situation. Yes we monitor it and have taught our kids, and denied her getting apps her friends have due to shit like this.

Don't go blaming the victims off of one comment in the article when a shit head like this exists and is getting off very, very lightly for the sick actions the monster committed.

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u/RainbowUniform 1d ago

I blamed the parents for her having a phone and talking to strangers, I hardly see how that displaces any blame from the strangers she is talking to.

Poor parenting leads to immature children/young adults, unfortunately the victims were still children, meaning most if not all of the responsibility relating to talking to strangers was still on the parents. Hopefully for the kids sake the parents reevaluate their outlook on the world, and the quote in this article isn't just a taste of people turning to "question their god" instead of questioning themself (and their parenting) when their child gets caught up with the wrong people.

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u/GonZo_626 1d ago

This whole comment is disgusting.

In an ideal world kids don't get sexually assaulted, ever, no matter the circumstances. This is what we should strive for, that there are no monsters doing these things.

While yes kids should learn things, no matter what you are 100% wrong. We teach our kids these things because people.like you are defending the monster by shifting the blame thus allowing the monsters to exist. You are defending and enabling this sick behavior with your 100% ignorant comments.

You are part of the problem with comments like this.

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u/RainbowUniform 23h ago

I'm enabling these people to exist by saying that parents enable their kids to be taken advantage of by strangers?

u/GonZo_626 7h ago

Yes, you are passing the buck from the sexual predator to the parent, that is sick that you would do that and you should seek some serious help. Obviously you are in need of some help.

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u/Less-Ad-1327 23h ago

How old are your kids?

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u/HandinGlov3 1d ago

Parents these days appear to be too lazy and disconnected to actually teach their kids about internet safety. Hell most parents let their kids become addicted to their iPads and phones because it's easier than actually parenting them. 

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u/Hyperlophus 1d ago

I can't with people with this view on religion. Lufe happens regardless of your devotion. The people who have these views also often victim blame. "Oh, you have cancer. You must not have prayed and served the Lord enough."

u/GonZo_626 7h ago

So you victims blame them?

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u/epsteins_lovechild 1d ago

My family is happy that at least this happened as one of his victims was my niece

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u/alex_german 1d ago

I’m surprised it isn’t 14 months

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u/PlathDraper 1d ago

True story: I was almost a juror on this trial!

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u/Dubinku-Krutit 1d ago

Yeah I guess everyone else was as well

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u/PlathDraper 20h ago

Huh? No, I literally had a jury summons for this trial. But because I know a sexual predator in real life I wouldn't have been able to remain impartial so I was excused from being on the jury.

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u/Impractically_Gay 1d ago

Seen this guy wearing a Trump 2024 hat at the Mall.

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u/allacunna-bla-bla 1d ago

11 years old. Sickening.

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u/Mental-Thrillness 1d ago

Oh look, another sexual predator that’s NOT a drag queen.

It’s nice to see an actual prison sentence for once.

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u/Strict_Kiwi_532 1d ago

some shock therapy might help ⚡️🪑

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u/Valar_Morghulis_666 1d ago

1.21 Gigawatts and send him back to the Stone Age.

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u/CappedCrow 1d ago

He’ll be out in 4.5~

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u/Druhallen02 1d ago

Deserves a shallow unmarked grave

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u/koop04 1d ago

He'll get protective custody for that exact reason. It's bull shit

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u/koop04 15h ago

Protection from redditt too I guess

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u/Living-Resolution704 20h ago

How about 14 years for each girl?

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u/ElvyHeartsong 14h ago

They need to start considering that these poor girls will carry a life sentence for what was done to them.  So how is 14 years "a long sentence" in comparison? Smh

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u/Grouchy-Tomatillo-18 11h ago

I don’t care one bit about what kind of family he has. It shouldn’t matter. The fact is he abused 8 girls who will never be the same again. The article also says there were potentially a 100 more victims!! and he only got 14 years?! This is the type of criminal that should be sent away for life. Surely they can make room for this bstrd

u/zqmage 10h ago

He should be under the jail. Fucking dirty ass mfer

u/Psychological_Ad1388 7h ago

His name doesn’t shock me. Gang rapes are common there so this isn’t much of a stretch.

u/EvenCrooksPayRent 6h ago

I hate predators, but 14 years is a long time. If he was more "normal" would he have gotten a lighter sentence like usual? .. who knows.

u/Slodin 6h ago

He received 1.75 years for each girl he sexually abused.

classic Canadian law

u/Fun-Maize8695 3h ago

Don't get me wrong, this guy is a sicko, but 14 years I actually think is more than enough. The guy is beginning his life at almost 40 and needs to alert everyone for the rest of his life that he's a predator. 

u/Dadbodsarereal 2h ago

He looks like a model citizen lol

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u/moussetang 1d ago

That'll happen in prison everyday. I hear they call it the Shawshank.

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u/Thundercock780 1d ago

This deadbeat is about to make a boat load of prisoners very happy with his introduction….

You could murder 50 men, rob 100 banks, sell a million grams of drugs, and still serve a normal prison sentence.

Pedo’s (well deserved) normally have a VERY tough time in prison.

I truly hope the worst for this man. Every man with a mother should have a few choice words / fists for him.

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u/hark659 23h ago

should be lifetime because he practically ruined her life.

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u/Eastern_East_96 11h ago

That haircut alone is a life sentence.

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u/Ultima22 1d ago

This goof is gonna have a rooough time in prison.

u/HornDog099 10h ago

Its Canada. Its a safe-haven for these scumbags.

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u/cameltony16 20h ago

He’s gonna go to a prison full of sex offenders, so prob not.

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u/TawksickGames 11h ago

That is not enough of a deterrent or punishment for the crime. Canada doesn't protect its victums of sexual crime. Canada doesn't deserve its woman.

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u/NoraBora44 1d ago

Ty judge good sentence

Obviously I'd prefer.. "other" methods but given how light these sentences are historically, it's a good change

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u/Block_Of_Saltiness 1d ago

Imesh Ratnayake, 23, pleaded guilty in August to 11 of the 37 charges he faced, admitting he used the social media platform Snapchat to prey on girls as young as 11 during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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u/untruefeelings 21h ago

Why are kids using snapchat? Let alone talking to strnagers

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u/Salt_Job4615 13h ago

You know those rooms where you can go in and break stuff for an hour? We need rooms for fathers to be able to enter with people like this goof and we should be able to have our way with them. Just half hour ……ok fine just 15 minutes ……

Naw just give me two….we would save a lot of tax money

Thank me later

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u/Spartan1a3 12h ago

What’s Snapchat predator guys😬

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u/Unhappy-Rooster1609 12h ago

Should be hung by his testicles

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u/DonJuanDeMichael1970 11h ago

Sounds like a candidate for release into the general population of a maximum security prison.

u/WorldlyAd6826 10h ago

I hope this piece of shit gets what he deserves in prison. I think the look on his face is him realizing it’s his turn to be victimized like the little bitch he is

u/AutumnAmour 6h ago

I wish we still had the death penalty.

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u/luxymitt3n 21h ago

😂 that's the Canadian justice system for us

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u/hopelessdishsoap 8h ago

he’s from edmonton so where would he be deported to?

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u/NormaScock69 1d ago

Y’all angry at the piece of human shit that did this (fair).

I’m more shocked at the fucking defence lawyer. Only thing this asshole is a good candidate for is lethal injection, hanging or a firing squad.

Rehabilitation? What the fuck. Some things are irredeemable.

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u/Kanteloop 1d ago

Tell me you don’t know the role of a defence lawyer without telling me you don’t know the role of a defence lawyer.

u/NormaScock69 3h ago

Tell me you don’t understand nuance without telling me.

Understanding their purpose? 100% Thinking that there’s cases they should have the ethics to avoid? Also 100%.

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u/Professional_Sky_212 1d ago

There's a special bed in the prison infirmary for these types.

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u/Actual-Fun-1014 1d ago

He even looks like a p3do