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Man convicted of "thrill kill" to be released over a decade early WPRO ^ Wednesday, November 28, 2012 11/28/2012 10:00:03 AM Community members are angry after the Rhode Island by Text-Enhance">Parole Board has agreed to release a man convicted of a “thrill” kill from prison on parole over a decade before his sentence is over. In 1999 Alfred Brissette and Marc Girard of Woonsocket decided to execute their plan to kill a random woman and bury the body. According to court Documents, the men met Jeanette Descoteaux and offered her cocaine if she came with them. Descoteaux agreed and followed the men in the woods of Burrillville. In the woods the men brutally beat Descoteaux to death. Now, Brissette who pleaded no contest, will be released from prison in December, at least 6-years before serving his full sentence. “This could have been anyone’s daughter,” Carolyn Medeiros of the Alliance for Safe Communities told the WPRO Morning News with Tara Granahan and Andrew Gobeil. “It was a horrific heinous crime, it was described as a thrill kill, they did it just for the experience and the thrill of the kill.” Brissette was sentenced to 60 years with 35 to serve. In jail he earned over four years off his sentence in “good time” credit. The Parole Board has now agreed to release Brissette from prison on supervised released although he was not scheduled to be released from prison until 2028, even with the good time credit. Brissette’s upcoming release was first reported by WPRI-TV. The Parole Board said the decision was made as a result of Brissette’s clean record while in prison for the past 14-years and because Brissette participated in program and followed his documented plan for change. The board also claimed that the by Text-Enhance">Attorney General’s office and family members did not issue any letters of objection to Brissette’s release. Medeiros said Descoteaux’s mother has passed away and that as a result there were no family members around to object during the parole hearing. She said that it seems the parole board was “just smitten” with Brisette. “I hope they realize they are going to bear the responsibility of their negligent decision.” The crime is described as “brutal, barbaric, and utterly senseless thrill,” in court documents. After the men had lured Descoteaux into the woods Brissette demanded sex in exchange for drugs. After that Brissette whacked Descoteaux in the head with a lug wrench, the woman asked why he did that, and Brissette responded by striking her again. He then instructed Girard to use the shovel they had brought and start digging a hole. The victim realized what was going on and began to run for her life naked through the woods. When the men caught her they beat her to death with the lug wrench and the shovel. Dee DeQuattro \| WPRO News 0 0 0 1 posted on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 11:34:59 PM by Arthurio [ Post Reply \| Private Reply \| View Replies \| Report Abuse] To: Arthurio The family should return the favor of the thrill. He should have been executed in prison. 2 posted on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 11:40:10 PM by CodeToad (Liberals are bloodsucking ticks. We need to light the matchstick to burn them off.) [ Post Reply \| Private Reply \| To 1 \| View Replies \| Report Abuse] To: CodeToad Star Chamber. The system has failed. Time for the citizens to step in. 3 posted on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 11:48:06 PM by Teotwawki (For a person to get a thing without paying for it, another must pay for it without getting it.) [ Post Reply \| Private Reply \| To 2 \| View Replies \| Report Abuse] To: Arthurio Why would they release him?? 4 posted on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 11:49:26 PM by GeronL (http://asspos.blogspot.com) [ Post Reply \| Private Reply \| To 1 \| View Replies \| Report Abuse] To: Arthurio More here with video wpri.com 5 posted on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 11:51:38 PM by WonkyTonky [ Post Reply \| Private Reply \| To 1 \| View Replies \| Report Abuse] To: GeronL “Why would they release him??” Reason 1. Liberals on parole board in a Liberal state. 2. Demonstrate commitment to Libtard “sympathy with poor ickle crooks.” 3. Lowers prison costs. Stupid Rhode Trash got in this situation when they did not execute the “thrill seekers”. 6 posted on Wednesday, November 28, 2012 11:58:41 PM by GladesGuru (In a society predicated upon freedom, it is necessary to examine principles."...the public interest) [ Post Reply \| Private Reply \| To 4 \| View Replies \| Report Abuse] To: Teotwawki Liberal have a bloolust for the innocent. They will murder the innocent in any way they can get away with. Deathcare will be a big killing playground for them. 7 posted on Thursday, November 29, 2012 12:01:14 AM by SaraJohnson [ Post Reply \| Private Reply \| To 3 \| View Replies \| Report Abuse] To: GladesGuru “Brissette was sentenced to 60 years with 35 to serve. In jail he earned over four years off his sentence in “good time” credit.” I should have paid more attention in math class. He beat her to death only 13 years ago but somehow it adds up to “you can go now”. 8 posted on Thursday, November 29, 2012 12:04:18 AM by 21twelve (So I [God] gave them over to their stubborn hearts to follow their own devices. Psalm 81:12) [ Post Reply \| Private Reply \| To 6 \| View Replies \| Report Abuse] To: GeronL In the video they say he will only serve about 14 years after he got a 40 year sentence for a brutal murder. They also comment that the parole board said he caused no trouble in prison plus no one wrote to the parole board about not letting him out. Turns out the victims mother died 4 years ago so I guess there was nobody to object. Why the states AG didn’t object is beyond me. 9 posted on Thursday, November 29, 2012 12:05:05 AM by WonkyTonky