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I hope him, his entire family, and extended family (i.e. all NAPAs) are given the same sentence (the one you described).

Cut his limbs off with paper cuts and lemon juice.

You are right, but maybe this will be the case that unmasks them for all to see. I'm not holding my breath, but I hope 4chan et al get them.

Exactly.

WI is a pure cash bail state, which is why Kyle had to raise 2M to get out.

Bail is put up by the defendant, which can be raised from other sources, but needs to be cash payment as "surety to appear" during the trial.

To anyone on talk that doesn't know (not trying to call out the commenter): Bond is when a 3rd party can pony up the full amount of bail money, with a percent - usually around 10% non-refundable (not set by the court but by the bondsman) - paid by the defendant to the bondsman.

It is a lot easier in many cases to raise 10% of a bail and pay it to the bondsman than it is to get the full bail. Typical bails of around 50k are in the range where most people do not have the cash to "loan" to the courts for a year or two, but 5k isn't too hard to part with for a year of freedom.

When the trial concludes, the money is released by the court (as the promise to appear has been fulfilled). If it was bail, the defendant gets the money back - which is why Kyle now has 2M to pay lawyers and other fees, and if it was bond, then the bondsman gets the money back and keeps the percent payment. This is why bondsmen typically have "bounty hunters" on standby for bail jumpers - they want their money back, and the only way to get it is to have the trial proceedings.

The courts are not in a habit (yet) of stealing bail money from people just to appear in court.

Interesting, I read somewhere about how their bail laws got cucked but i shouldve looked more into it. I assumed they had to set bail and set his so high it couldnt be met, but now its odd that they set bail at all, but (((who))) will pony up 5 millon in cash?