What a DISGRACE!!!!!

This is one of the reasons I started "parenting for a purpose"...people like this!!!! What a JERK! Oh and I wonder where the mother was through all this???? and what type of sentence did she get??? A parents job is to PROTECT their children! 25 to 30 years, we'll see him out of jail and on probation in about 15 years...

Father Pleads Guilty to Daughter's Death

A man could spend 50 years in prison after pleading guilty Monday morning to murdering his young daughter and brutally assaulting his toddler son in Monroe County. Even after a surprise plea of guilty Mckinley Warren still insists he did not kill his daughter. He was sentenced to 25 to 50 years in prison. He pleaded guilty to the third -degree murder for the death of his two-year-old daughter, Jessica, in 2000, as well as aggravated assault for the 2007 beating of his three- year-old son, Isaiah. Relatives of Isaiah said justice was served. "He got what he deserved," said one. Warren was arrested in 2007, seven years after his daughter's death. In 2000, police said he hit the toddler so hard she died from the injuries but they couldn't prove it until he almost did it again in 2007, this time to his three-year old son who survived. Warren's defense attorney said the plea was in hopes of avoiding a longer sentence. "He indicated his desire to enter this plea and to have the matter put behind him. By entering the plea he avoids the possibility of a life sentence which was a strong possibility when you look at the evidence that was outlined in the courtroom," said defense attorney James Swetz. Prosecutors said it's an end to one of the more brutal cases of child abuse they have seen in Monroe County. "His motives and the way he expressed his ideas about the children were also very disturbing and I said that in court, calling the one boy a devil," said Assistant District Attorney Michael Mancuso. For the arresting officer, Captain Bill Parrish, then a lieutenant, it's a case he will never forget. "To see justice delayed is justice denied. I hope that is not the case with Jessica. It's taken us eight years to get to this point," Parrish said.