Radio host John DePetro couldn't believe what he was hearing when an anguished father called in to talk about the monster who murdered his son 36 years ago.
"I do intend, if this man is released anywhere in my vicinity or if I can find him after the fact, I do intend to kill this man," said the anguished father, John Foreman.
"This is a man who's been tormented. It was brutal torture for seven years when this boy just virtually disappeared," said DePetro.
John Foreman is pictured here from 1975, the year his five-year-old son Jason went missing.
It took seven long years before he found out that his son had been murdered. The boy was killed just down the street in a house in their quiet Rhode Island town by a 16-year-old neighbor.
His son's killer, Michael Woodmansee, is now 52. To the shock of many, he is scheduled to be released from prison this summer because of time off for good behavior.
The details of the murder can't be more upsetting. The killer lured the boy into his home and stabbed him to death. 90 minutes later, he cannibalized the boy's body. And then, more unspeakable acts followed. He actually shellacked the bones and kept them in a box for seven years on the dresser in his bedroom.
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This irks me because you have people in prison who have made dumb mistakes but they have not killed anyone and they are not getting a second chance. Yet you have this man who murdered a little boy , cannibalized his body ans kept his bones in his dresser and he getting released from prison for good behavior? That is ********.
Even thought, thanks to the screwed up legal system, it won't be the case.
