Former Cub Mel Hall Sentenced to 45 Years
I had no idea this was even going on, but Mel Hall was convicted of Statutory Rape and sentenced to 45 years behind bars for the rape of a 12-year-old girl whom who coached on a basketball team in Texas.
Hall played for the Cubs from 1981-1984, and retired in 1996 with 134 career home runs, and ranks 484 on the all-time Home Runs list.. The accusations came out in 1999, and there was apparently another victim involved, however she withdrew her claim. Hall will serve a minimum of 22 1/2 years before he is eligible for parole. I'm sure there will be an appeal.
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Glad to hear he was sentenced
Hope all appeals are futile and they lock him up and throw away the key. And then when he kicks it I am certain there is a special place in Hell for scum bags like this.
"Ask Dad. He'll know. And on the off chance he doesn't, he'll make something up"
I heard about this
and it’s very sad. Not saying that he doesn’t deserve it.
by jerry morales rules on Jun 18, 2009 4:11 PM CDT reply actions
Anyone who does that sort of thing deserves at least that. Freakin' a-hole....
"I'm not much of a chemistry guy, you know. Chemistry to me is a pinch-hit double with the bases loaded"--Jim Frey, Chicago Tribune, 1985.
Not so funny I guess...
… but my department has a child support case against him. Looks like we’ll know where he’ll be for a while.
"When they signed Fukudome, I knew they were trying to get me fired". - Ron Santo, January, 2008
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must have been a really hot 12 yr old to risk going to jail for 40 yrs. i just dont get a 45 yr old being attracted to a 12 yr old. BIG LOSER.
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