It actually kind of delighted me. People like him don’t feel empathy for others. They only feel bad when things happen to them. Now thing are going badly for him and he has to feel it. I hope every single day of that sentence is the worst day of his life.

I really, really, really, really enjoyed the sound of the handcuffs locking, and the thought that he probably never in his life expected to feel that.

Because they don’t care what they’ve done. They’re just upset they’re being punished for it. Fuckers.

I don’t want him to get raped, killed or assaulted in the least. I just want him to spend the rest of his life completely alone. Just him, his thoughts and his inevitable drift into insanity. Also I want his CO’s to be diligent to the point he can't even successfully commit suicide.

He’s not sorry he did it. He’s sorry he got caught.

Unfortunately he will no doubt be placed in protective seg, so the CO’s have less to deal with.

I am usually the last one to commend a prosecution, but in this case, I think the prosecution deserves recognition for presenting a thorough and well-documented case, and for ensuring that the victims felt secure enough to testify. However, more important than the prosecutors, the victims deserve our sympathy,…

Just goes to show the only person Daniel Holtzclaw cares about is Daniel Holtzclaw.

yeah, I’m not seeing remorse there. Horror at what’s about to happen to him, but nothing like remorse.

I laughed hard, with chills going up and down my spine. Then I giggled when I read that it was his birthday AND that some of the victims’ supporters sang him happy birthday. My entire soul is a meme of Grumpy Cat right now and I am grateful for it. I just assumed it was going to go the other way and by the looks of it…

I’m having a really hard time reconciling my disagreement with solitary confinement and this case. I don’t think he should be punished with solitary because he’s a cop, but he’s also a cop and housing him elsewhere seems like a death sentence. Is there a cop jail they can send him to?

Nah, once you know someone has done something like commit rape or hurt a child or [insert heinous act], I’ve got no deeper level of disgust.

As I said to someone else, to me it shows even more lack of character than he already showed based on his conduct. (I.e. he experiences sorrow only for his own pain, not the pain he inflicted on others, b/c these are clearly tears of “why me....this isn’t fair....whyyyyyyy!!!???” not “yes, this was horrific conduct,…

I laughed when he started crying. Feels like victory.

I am, actually. Seeing him suffer brings me no joy—although recognizing that he is getting punished makes me feel joy for the women who got some semblance of justice, or at least had their experiences vindicated when they likely thought that was impossible. Him showing that he has sympathy only for himself despite…

For reals he SAID THAT?

These assholes always see themselves as THE only victims in these situations. Everyone else usually conspires against them.

I have no doubt he was guilty on all 36 and quite a few more. Given how little rape is ever legally punished in our society, ESPECIALLY against women of color and women with records, and given how long the damn jury took, I thought he was going to go scot free. The amount of relief I feel is physical at this verdict,…

He actually says to the jury as he approaches the bench, “how could you do that? how could you do that?”
Rage. Blinding rage. How could THEY do that? I hope this fuckin’ guy really enjoys his possible 263 years.

18...out of 36. Don’t get me wrong I’m glad he’s been found guilty at all. I had my doubts the jury would do the right thing . I know there’s some nuance here about why he was found guilty of only half of his charges that I’m probably missing. I just would’ve preferred to hear “guilty on ALL counts”. Still, watching…