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Posted by xx_mandy_xx
- September 01, 2006, 09:09:20 PMQuote from: hades on September 01, 2006, 09:07:16 PMQuote from: l0c0 on September 01, 2006, 12:04:20 PM
:xx now there's a guy who needs a hobby
he needs more then that.
lol :)))
Posted by hades
- September 01, 2006, 09:07:16 PMQuote from: l0c0 on September 01, 2006, 12:04:20 PM
:xx now there's a guy who needs a hobby
he needs more then that.
Posted by xx_mandy_xx
- September 01, 2006, 03:56:24 PMQuote from: l0c0 on September 01, 2006, 12:04:20 PM
:xx now there's a guy who needs a hobby
:)))
Posted by Mr. Rasputia
- September 01, 2006, 12:04:20 PM :xx now there's a guy who needs a hobby
Posted by hades
- September 01, 2006, 08:47:08 AMlol he probably would date a family member.
Posted by crazy_
- September 01, 2006, 03:55:28 AM :ooo man oh man talk about sicko
Posted by xx_mandy_xx
- September 01, 2006, 01:25:13 AMCORVALLIS, Ore. - Sung Koo Kim, a 32-year-old Tigard man who stole college women's underwear, has been sentenced one more time for the thefts.
After the fourth part of a four-county plea agreement, Kim faces a total of 11 years in prison.
In Benton County on Wednesday, Circuit Judge Janet Holcomb sentenced him to 31 months in prison for burglary, charges stemming from the theft of underwear and other personal items from Oregon State University residences in 2004.
He has previously been sentenced in Washington, Yamhill and Multnomah counties.
Joo and Dong Kim were at Wednesday's hearing, where their son quietly apologized. Joo said her son is mentally ill and having a difficult time in prison.
"He says most of the time he stays in his cell with a cellmate who is also mentally ill," Joo said. "He's getting medication, but he needs expert mental-health care as soon as possible."
The Kims maintain their son is no danger to anyone and has never been violent.
But Benton County prosecutors said Kim targeted the OSU women's swim team and labeled underwear and personal hygiene items with the names of the women from whom they were stolen. He also photographed himself wearing some of the underwear.
Prosecutors said that behavior, along with thousands of violent ****ographic images downloaded onto his computer, is evidence of his violent obsession, prosecutors said.
In one document on Kim's computer, "we see the defendant making a list of horrific torture steps that lead to murder," according to court documents, "followed by a list of supplies to bring along to complete the tasks."
After the fourth part of a four-county plea agreement, Kim faces a total of 11 years in prison.
In Benton County on Wednesday, Circuit Judge Janet Holcomb sentenced him to 31 months in prison for burglary, charges stemming from the theft of underwear and other personal items from Oregon State University residences in 2004.
He has previously been sentenced in Washington, Yamhill and Multnomah counties.
Joo and Dong Kim were at Wednesday's hearing, where their son quietly apologized. Joo said her son is mentally ill and having a difficult time in prison.
"He says most of the time he stays in his cell with a cellmate who is also mentally ill," Joo said. "He's getting medication, but he needs expert mental-health care as soon as possible."
The Kims maintain their son is no danger to anyone and has never been violent.
But Benton County prosecutors said Kim targeted the OSU women's swim team and labeled underwear and personal hygiene items with the names of the women from whom they were stolen. He also photographed himself wearing some of the underwear.
Prosecutors said that behavior, along with thousands of violent ****ographic images downloaded onto his computer, is evidence of his violent obsession, prosecutors said.
In one document on Kim's computer, "we see the defendant making a list of horrific torture steps that lead to murder," according to court documents, "followed by a list of supplies to bring along to complete the tasks."