missym, sometimes (1/8/2009 9:46:58 AM)

Yikes,not enough info,Like why was he even in there.why the heck if he was on suicide watch why the heck wasnt he being watched? and why he commited suicide to begin with?Hmmmm,lets get real here.This is a sad story and one I most certainly hate to hear,seems Oklahoma is getting to be qwhite the tainted land.And that is unexcuseable.If I misspelled QWHITE,then well pardon we,ooops me.

GE 918, Tulsa (1/8/2009 9:47:14 AM)

I always thought that when a person was on suicide watch, that any object that could be used to carry out the act would be removed from where the person was being held.
It is apparent that this inmate was transfered to a facility were the staff weren't trained properly to deal with suicidal people or they just didn't care. I hope it wasn't the latter.

Paperjunkie#1, (1/8/2009 9:58:01 AM)

Isn't this the same guy that escaped from prison while taking out the trash. Then he went to his "estranged" wife's house and found her with her boyfriend, fought the dude, and then stole her white blazer. I think it is. He was in for lewd acts, drugs, and possession of a sawed of shotgun I believe. Evidently he wasn't a very happy person.

C.R. Delough, Tulsa (1/8/2009 10:04:59 AM)

He must have finally finished "taking out the trash."

Few Clothes, Austin, TX (1/8/2009 10:06:38 AM)

Well, sheet! I guess he was obviously serious about ending it. What the sheet happened to the person who was on watch duty?

Arbythree, Tulsa (1/8/2009 10:12:04 AM)

Good point Few, if he was on Suicide Watch, does that mean they just watched him do it?

imahick, tulsa (1/8/2009 10:17:48 AM)

see ya bye.
one less wacko in the world...

Paperjunkie#1, (1/8/2009 10:23:12 AM)

yessir hick. Is that our first state tax cut for the year? You can go to the offender search on the Oklahoma Department of Corrections website to get a look at him.

imahick, tulsa (1/8/2009 10:28:37 AM)

hey junkie,
not gonna waste my time looking at the slimey puke!
spent too much time on him with a couple of comments!
and the tax cut comment, NICE!!!

Few Clothes, Austin, TX (1/8/2009 10:55:15 AM)

ARBYTHREE, I think so as far as watching him die.
It's kind of like someone on death row who dies of old age.

What in the World!, Tulsa, OK (1/8/2009 11:01:23 AM)

Not a very good suicide watch program! So does this mean the jail is liable for his suicide?

CGil, sapulpa (1/8/2009 3:55:21 PM)

uh they are not even suppose to have sheets in the room when they are on suicide watch. i know someone who was on suicide watch and they would not give him any sheets and he was in a window area right next to a desk where guards were suppose to be watching him.

CGil, sapulpa (1/8/2009 3:57:40 PM)

you know I would hope that none of you ever have a loved one who messes up and ends up in jail. your comments and judgments about someone being better off dead just might change.

okie ridgerunner, small town (1/8/2009 11:30:12 PM)

He took the easy way out.sad. because life can get better.you play you pay. and no pain no gain.some are just to weak to live it.what a shame.

willi, T-oolsa (1/9/2009 12:16:07 AM)

cgil, so right you are. There is no compassion for people who have mental problems. A lot have minor offenses that are overblown. An attorney friend told me a lot do things without thinking things out when under the influence of alcohol or drugs and their actions are blown out of proportion.

Bullhead, Nicut (1/9/2009 9:04:37 PM)

says he HAD been on suicide watch at the previous jail, not where he was at the time it happened.

lakegirl73, holliday (1/9/2009 10:28:44 PM)

to all u people who are making snotty remarks you are talking about someones loved one and he was a very loving and caring person who had a few problems and this is my brother and i know how he was and who he was and i dont appreciate those kind of remarks