Serial pedophile freed from 300 year sentence on technicality, won’t have to register as sex offender

What’s more, because McFadden’s convictions were vacated, he did not have to register on a sex offender’s list as a result of them.

Speaking to The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel,Dan Rubinstein, Mesa County District Attorney, said: “We are without remedy.

“The thing that is so frustrating is that everybody agrees that every decision was made to the benefit of protecting [McFadden’s] right to a speedy trial.”

According to The Daily Sentinel, McFadden would lure his victims out for rides on dirt bikes and four wheelers, before then abusing and molesting them. This often happened at night time, after dark, and the 2015 case was traumatic for many of his victims.

Fortunately, a mere week after being freed, McFadden was arrested again for failing to register as a sex offender – something he had to do for an earlier conviction regarding sexual assault on a child.

Police said: “McFadden’s current warrant was related to an earlier sexual assault on a child conviction which required him to register as a sex offender.”

Isn’t it frightening that someone can use a technicality to get out of a prison sentence worth more than 300 years?

If you think McFadden belongs behind bars, share this article!

Exit mobile version