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Mike Burgmeier - very Bad softball coach

by Sid Barrett » Sat Jul 30, 2011 7:33 am

In almost all cases, a prosecutor will not offer a plea deal to a defendant unless he has the approval of the victim and /or their family. The 16 month deal was probably made as a way of keeping the underaged victims off of the witness stand and free from the subsequent press onslaught. California sentancing laws require that defendants convicted of crimes like Burgmeier's serve at least 80% of their sentance before benig eligible for parole. The unfortunate reality is this creep will only do about a year before he can be eligible for release.
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by softball_parent » Sat Jul 30, 2011 4:27 pm

However as a registered sex offender he will always appear on Megan's Law Webpage and so everyone will see him there. Probably not enough for the emotional damage he caused these young ladies but it will mark him for life.
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by fastpitchdad05 » Sat Jul 30, 2011 5:08 pm

I'd like to mark him for life. If this had happened to my daughter I'd be the one doing time.

And I am 1000% serious.
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by sofbal1234 » Sat Jul 30, 2011 7:32 pm

fastpitchdad05 wrote:I'd like to mark him for life. If this had happened to my daughter I'd be the one doing time.

And I am 1000% serious.

WORD!!!
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by jefe » Sun Jul 31, 2011 4:00 am

so in theory this pond scum could get out of incarceration before the girls are potentially(and probably) at their 18th birthday. yah, if i were involved and a parent (still) seeking justice there is a good chance I am looking for his name and new address on megans law down the road.. 16 months discipline is about as disgusting as the act itself and a slap in the face of the parents & society. And what message does it send another pond scum when they see this court judgement also>?

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by Sid Barrett » Sun Jul 31, 2011 10:09 am

Justice comes in many forms.....and if there is a silver lining? It is the fact that Burgmeier will have to "ride the main line" in state prison until he shows that he is incapable of existing within the prison's general population. Hollywood (and many members on this forum) talk about "Bubba" and "prison lust" etc, which is an exageration of that life. The more likely scenario is that once Burgmeier is housed within the general population, he will be assaulted early and often, until the prison reclassifies him to a "sensitive needs yard". Burgmeier can look forward to NUMEROUS beat-downs before he gets moved to a "safe" yard full of other chesters and snitches.

It will never replace the innocence that he stole from the victims....but its a start.
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by Gone in 2.6 » Mon Aug 01, 2011 4:30 pm

Sid Barrett wrote:Justice comes in many forms.....and if there is a silver lining? It is the fact that Burgmeier will have to "ride the main line" in state prison until he shows that he is incapable of existing within the prison's general population. Hollywood (and many members on this forum) talk about "Bubba" and "prison lust" etc, which is an exageration of that life. The more likely scenario is that once Burgmeier is housed within the general population, he will be assaulted early and often, until the prison reclassifies him to a "sensitive needs yard". Burgmeier can look forward to NUMEROUS beat-downs before he gets moved to a "safe" yard full of other chesters and snitches.

It will never replace the innocence that he stole from the victims....but its a start.


Even if they don't know what he's in for he will be confronted early on. He will either have to stand up to the guy (good luck) or risk being his "punk".

If they find out he's a "short eyes", he will have to be moved or we will likely be killed.

Either way his dance card is gonna be filled every night or he's going to have to do a lot of fighting.
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by #1fann » Mon Aug 01, 2011 5:09 pm

You folks are either in a dreamworld or just have wishful thinking if you believe this oxygen thief is gonna get beat down after beat down. Aint gonna happen. California prisons are filled with chesters that go pretty much unscathed for the duration of their incarceration. It`s not like the good old days. Some of you have a severe misconception of how life is behind bars for this scum. He`ll be suing the state for an extra sack lunch in no time. Oh, and his medical coverage just improved by about 1,000%. He`ll be teaching the douchebags how to hit a softball in no time, if we`re fortunate one of them may mistake his cranium for a ball.
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by Sid Barrett » Mon Aug 01, 2011 7:48 pm

I agree with you #1fann, once he gets moved to a sensative needs yard, his personal safety will improve greatly. But...we are talking about a guy with no arrest record, no prison art work covering his body and not a real knack for fighting. For at least a couple of weeks, he will have to look over his shoulder.
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by Gone in 2.6 » Wed Aug 03, 2011 3:09 pm

#1fann wrote:You folks are either in a dreamworld or just have wishful thinking if you believe this oxygen thief is gonna get beat down after beat down. Aint gonna happen. California prisons are filled with chesters that go pretty much unscathed for the duration of their incarceration. It`s not like the good old days. Some of you have a severe misconception of how life is behind bars for this scum. He`ll be suing the state for an extra sack lunch in no time. Oh, and his medical coverage just improved by about 1,000%. He`ll be teaching the douchebags how to hit a softball in no time, if we`re fortunate one of them may mistake his cranium for a ball.


Wow. Has prison really changed that much or are you saying he'll get special protection? Fill us in.
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