It still blows my mind that he had the money and resources to arrange a private jet yet didn’t arrange a simple car/limo home.
Muzzo- Full Parole
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The trial was over. The remorse does not come into play in terms of guilt. It comes into play during the sentencing and that is when the judge is making an assessment.
It wasn't a mistake dude...this is the 2nd time it happened...a mistake is someone who overestimated a turn and caused an accident...
If by 2nd time you mean he had a previous DUI, thats not true.
He only had a public intoxication ticket and some traffic violations:
Link:https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/marco-mu...granted-full-parole-1.5301289?cache=uhposhkob
Because they think they're okay to drive. One of the biggest problems about impaired driving, is once you get impaired, your ability to make proper choices it greatly reduced. That's one of the reasons it's such a complex law.
Considering his past track record for impaired the punishment should have been consecutive life sentences.
I know there are shortcomings in the legislation, this is my opinion despite them.
LJ
I'm not suggesting you should feel sorry him, but stop acting like because he has money this hasn't effect his life. The guy was about to get married so I'm sure this has put a major strain on his relationship. And yes he'll be able to uber or have someone drive him around, but it's not the same as being able to independently drives yourself when you need to. Don't get me wrong, I'm not confused who the victim is here, but people keep acting like because he comes from money this hasn't been hard on him.
What's his past track for impaired?
It's zero from my understanding.
And consecutive life sentences is still way out of wack for an impaired driving conviction.
Yes, I mentioned that in my post. Does anybody know the status of the civil suit? Did they settled out of court maybe?
I am glad you dont feel that Muzzo is the victim here, truly.
It more than effected his life, it destroyed it, in addition to the family that lost four family members.
You don't think though that his wealth has made it much easier on him through this whole ordeal? If it was someone middle class or with far less resources perhaps his outcome may had been different.
Yes, no doubt that because his family wealthy, in the general public he is perceived as a spoiled, entitled rich kid, and was saved because his parents are wealthy and have influence. Muzzo is not the first to face this, which borderlines on cliche, and I'm sure he will not be the last.
Fact, he made a very, very bad choice,
and has negatively impacted the lives of two families. He will not have any worries other than getting around you say and it will impact his independence? Whether he came from poverty or wealth, thats the least he should suffer. At least Until they give him his licence back!
He's different than most people for the simple fact that he's among the very few who are able to afford to take a private jet to Miami for a party. As for his wedding, it's just been postponed for a few years. He spent his time behind bars at the Beaver Creek prison in Gravenhurst. Fellow inmates describe bocce ball, mini putt, and barbeques with visiting family members. He was allowed conjugal visits with his fiancée. The institution has a number of two bedroom homes on the prison grounds for 72 hour visits.
He'll also never have to apply for a job and tick off the box beside "do you have a criminal record." And his fiancée isn't going anywhere. Not with the amount of money he's got.
That’s the same prison where most people go that are convicted of a crime of this nature. Not his fault that’s the system Canada set up. There’s no question about it , coming from wealth will help ease the pain and stress. I’m simply suggesting he didn’t just ruined the victim’s family lives. He fucked his up pretty good and his family. He might have major guilt about this and think about it the rest of his life. I’m bet there’s almost no days go by for the rest of his life that this doesn’t hunt him.
Cut the bullish out... once you break the law it’s not black or white my friend... he killed 4 people and that is murder like or not. By drinking and driving, you know the consequences of your action.
what did he think would’ve happened?.. He break the law and to me he should rat in prison but it’s not our kids that died or father that got killed.. his action is like taking a gun and premeditate on your future action of arming someone. So when he started to drink and get behind the wheel of his truck that’s like a premeditated action and breaking the damn law. This is Canada for you...
