[Pinsky:] Stanford rapist, Brock Turner, facing 14 years in prison. Got six months in county jail. With good behavior, probably serve three months. Back with Kurt, Tiffanie and Yodit. Kurt, convicted of a felony sexual assault, out in September. Does that seem fair to you?
[Schlichter:] No, it does not seem fair. Three months for Well, it is three felonies. I think it is 289 and a 220. You know, I just cannot get by this. Dr. Drew, I cannot accept this, because this would not happen to anybody who was not a Stanford student. This would not happen to anybody whose parents were not wealthy. If it was someone else, they get a sentence that it was appropriate. Why did not he? What kind of justice system do we have?
[Pinsky:] Here is Brock Turner`s mother who wrote a letter to the judge asking for leniency during the sentencing procedure. We have an audio recreation, and this letter has been edited for time. Please listen.
[Unidentified Female Speaker:] This is his future life. I beg of you please do not send him to jail or prison. Look at him. He will not survive it. He will be damaged forever. And I fear he would be a major target; Stanford boy, college kid, college athlete, all the publicity. This would be a death sentence for him. Having lost everything he has ever worked for his entire life, and knowing the registry is a requirement for the rest of his life certainly is more than harsh. Your honor, please be kind and merciful to my beautiful son. He is suffering.
[Pinsky:] Yodit, I do not know. Listen. This whole thing is a tragedy. It is sad. But no one is talking about the victim.
[Tewolde:] Exactly. No one is talking about the victim. And I think a lot of what she was saying in the letter could have been applied to the victim. Her life is ruined. But you know what? We are not surprised here, because as a mother, any parent would write on behalf of their son
[Pinsky:] Sure.
[Tewolde:] and plead to the court for leniency. But this also reminds me of the judge that gave the affluenza teen ten years` probation for killing four people. And that was an individual who had a clean cut, came from money, and had influence. So it is just disgusting. And it is sad at this point.
[Pinsky:] And Tiffanie, do you agree on me, this kid will not reoffend. It is not as though he was an innocent sort of bystander. He was an active rapist.
[Davis-henry:] Absolutely, Dr. Drew. 100 percent. You know, the mom is asking for us to be kind and merciful to him. What about being kind and merciful to the victim? He was not that on that night that he raped her. And I do not know, but I just feel like I disagree with what your last guest said. As parent, if this were my son, he deserves to go to jail.
[Pinsky:] Yes. You know, it was funny, I was thinking the same thing, Tiffanie. With those with mental health, I think sometimes you know you have to bring the ax down when there is transgression. You do not mitigate.
[Davis-henry:] This is not acceptable.
[Pinsky:] You do not enable. You do not mitigate.
[Davis-henry:] No.
[Pinsky:] You do not allow somebody to get away with behavior that is completely unacceptable.
[Davis-henry:] There are consequences, Dr. Drew. There are consequences and this is one of them.
[Pinsky:] You must let them come. Thank you for watching. Thank you, panel. We will see you next time. Please DVR the show. You can watch any time. Tell a friend. "Nancy Grace." END. END