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A man was accused of murdering his daughter's rapist. Those charges were just dismissed. This is good.

Per CNN:

A judge on Thursday dismissed a second-degree murder charge against Aaron Spencer, the Arkansas sheriff candidate who was scheduled to go on trial this month for killing a man accused of sexually assaulting his teenage daughter.

In the order dismissing the case, Special Circuit Court Judge Ralph Wilson Jr. cited missing evidence and misconduct by law enforcement, saying it “was so egregious that dismissal of this case is warranted.”

Spencer admitted to gunning down Michael Fosler in the early hours of October 8, 2024, after he found him with his daughter after midnight despite a no-contact order. Fosler, 67, was out on bond while facing dozens of charges, including internet stalking of a child and sexual assault in connection with Spencer’s daughter, who was 13 at the time.

If Spencer truly found his 13-year-old daughter in a car after midnight with an elderly man already accused of “internet stalking of a child and sexual assault,” which I do not doubt for a second, then some may argue that the man who was killed got what he deserved. In fact, some may even argue he deserved far worse than what he got. Draw your own conclusions.

A Change.org petition demanding that all charges for Spencer were previously signed by over 380,000 people. The petition argued he saved his daughter’s life. And if that were true, which it certainly is, then his rights as an American citizen were violated the moment prosecutors arrested him.

Spencer did what needed to be done to save his daughter’s life. The fact that officials argued he ought to be charged with murder is an evil scandal that has no place in the country.

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