22News I-Team Reporter Jaclyn Cashman talked to the alleged victim’s brothers who said the laws are too lenient. Sean Pham said, "Personally I think they should all be castrated." Sean Pham is referring to sex offenders. The Enfield Connecticut family contacted the 22News I-Team about Alexander Murphy, who they claim molested their three and six year-old sisters seven years ago when Murphy was 15. 22News was unable to find the criminal records because Murphy was a juvenile at the time and therefore protected under the court of law. This is exactly the Pham's problem. Brian Pham, whose sisters were sexually assaulted, said, "I hope juveniles will be mandated to be registered as sex offenders. If we are going to protect the juvenile system i.e. the offender, then we still need to have some kind of conditions so someone is watching them so nothing will happen." The pent up anger surfaced recently for the Phams when another one of Murphy's alleged victims in Connecticut came forward claiming she was molested by him five years ago. Now he is being tried as an adult and if convicted, will be forced to register as a sex offender in Feeding Hills, Massachusetts where he currently lives with his parents. We spoke to some of Alexander's neighbor's who were applauded to hear of the charges. Brenda Typrowicz, of Feeding Hills, said, "See I didn't know that, I let my kids play in our yard and feel like we have a safe neighborhood. It does make me nervous. I would not want my kids subject to anything like that." And the Pham's hope no one else will have to if the courts in Connecticut find Murphy guilty of sexual assault, this time at the legal age to register as a sex offender.
Written by 22News Reporter
Jaclyn Cashman
Posted by: New Hire
I'm 99 % sure that here in the commonwealth, registering is part of the stipulations of a juvenile's release....
Posted by: justanotherparatrooper
this shit is just going to get much worse
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