Convicted serial rapist Gary Irving was offered a weekend of freedom by a judge in Massachusetts before reporting to jail. He took nearly 35 years.
One of Massachusetts' most wanted fugitives was living a quiet life in Gorham, Maine, until he was arrested Wednesday night at his home. Irving, 52, was found living under the name Gregg Irving, Massachusetts State Police spokesman Dave Procopio said Friday in a statement.
Irving was convicted in 1978 of raping three young women in Norfolk County, Massachusetts. According to Massachusetts State Police, Judge Robert Prince released the 18-year-old defendant on bail to his parents in order to make final arrangements before sentencing. Irving, facing the possibility of life in prison, never returned.
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What a wholesome looking man.
Wonder if her ra.ped women during the 35 years he roamed free!?
I've wondered that, as well.
I wonder if, after all that time, he ever figured out that taking a woman by force is, on every level, wrong...perhaps he will be faced with that in prison.
I was wondered that same thing at fernace. I guess if i was a criminal i would wanta live in Maine. I mean this guy didnt even change his last name and still was able to roam free for 35 years.
Poor guy. He's liven that's 35 years in peace, paying taxes and helping society. Incarcerating him now will only cost taxpayers money and serve no purpose
Agreed. Any punishment he receives now is just revenge. He should be left alone.
Uh huh. Those three women he raped would not agree.
As you two wouldn't if you were his victims. Why am I answering you two? You're trolls.
So we should just let escaped rapists to roam free? Thats stupid.
Shouldve just left him alone.
ARE YOU SERIOUS? Do nothing, let him continue to run free after being found guilty and then ran? With these kind of comments, why not just do away with our justice system? Some comments are just beyond understanding. Lock this sucker up until his time is served or he dies in prison!
He sure do have a purty mouth.