When communities work together to solve crimes, things happen. Predators that have been getting away with their crimes, whether individually or in groups, can be caught when teams of individuals ban together, to solve the crimes. These predators might have no clue, that what they have been doing behind peoples back their entire lives, might be coming to the surface.
When you are a criminal you have committed a crime and infringed upon the rights of another or others. That individual(s) might understand the importance of justice and do everything in their power to bring it about. So you now have an enemy aware of the criminal and what it is doing. When the victim creates a support group, the criminal(s) might start being watched by strangers.
How does that feel? Especially after years, if not a life time of ripping individual(s) lives to shreds? Without anyone knowing the evil of your ways and past. Criminals portraying themselves like an animal and human rights activist, but truly are pure cold blooded evil creatures with a gang of like minded individuals.
When I read this comment on a blog "Strangers are watching you now, how does it feel? Here is where the tables turn in a criminal(s) life. When they are the ones being stalked, watched and preyed upon. At this point in the criminal(s) life it will be much more difficult to get away with their evil, when being watched 24/7. A little different then when no one knew, what they were doing.
Morgan Ingram was a beautiful young girl, who was stalked and murdered. I found this comment on the blog her mom created in her memory. Morgan's mom is one of those individuals that knows the importance of proper justice and knew the value of her daughters life, that was taken by thug(s). It feels good to know that those that killed Morgan are now being watched!
