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MICHELE MCPHEE

Nicolas Guaman was competent enough to sneak into the United States from Ecuador illegally. Competent enough to get an under the table job and avoid paying taxes. Competent enough to buy a case of beer and drive around bleep-faced with his kid in the car.

Guaman was competent enough to understand the court system when he got locked up for beating up a cop. And a firefighter. Or the numerous times he was locked up for driving around without a license in a car that his brother – who is also illegal – was able to register using the X number loophole in the law that Deval Patrick refuses to close despite legislation being passed last year to do just that.

But now Guaman, who has been in this country for nearly a decade, cannot understand English or Spanish well enough to stand trial for the murder of Matthew Denice according to an idiotic Massachusetts judge who was appointed by, you guessed it, Deval Patrick.

Judge Janet Kenton-Walker ordered the taxpayers to pay for not just an interpreter for this murderous lowlife…but an interpreter who speaks his indigenous language, Quechua. By the way, in the long months since Guaman hit the 23-year-old college grad and dragged him to his death (and backed up over the body to try to get away) the illegal has been not in a jail but in a hospital being evaluated.

“Because of his unique cultural background and, particularly because of his unique language, the court finds that at the present time Guaman has significant intellectual deficits that require a finding that he is not presently competent to stand trial.”

Appointed by Patrick in 2009, Kenton-Walker has already proved her fondness for coddling violent criminals.

Last year a Tyngsboro child rapist pleaded guilty to raping a 19-month old INFANT. Kenton-Walker sentenced him PROBATION. No jail time for scarring an infant for life, and confessing to doing it.

Kenton-Walker also has an affinity for accused gun-toting drug dealers. Earlier this year Worcester Police were livid when she let Hector Pinero out on bail after he was busted with a loaded firearm…while he was out on bail in another case.

Kenton-Walker lowered the bail of another gunman accused of a shooting that same January week. So much for gun control.

The damage that Kenton-Walker has done to the family of Matthew Denise is unconscionable, but it is not the only glaring example of how she – and so many judges like her – have put is all in grave danger.

Remember, Guaman’s passenger in the truck the day he killed Matthew Denice fled the country. Guaman’s wife, who is also here illegally, was locked up for driving without a license on the very same street where Denice took his last breaths. Guaman’s brother, also here illegally, was allowed to pick up the murder weapon…a truck he put on the road despite not having a license or insurance.

This is beyond outrageous.

michele@michelemcphee.com

What happened to pledges from Senate President Therese Murray and Speaker of the House Bob DeLeo that ethics was the first priority going forward? No longer would lawmakers stuff their bras with hundred dollar bills like former Senator Dianne Wilkerson or sexually harass the elderly in Lowell like former State Senator turned predator Jimmy Marzilli.

Since the Boston Bra Stuffer Wilkerson went to

the federal pen and Marzilli went to the nuthouse (and was later caught getting busy in his shorts in broad daylight while watching his neighbor) we have seen:

* A state rep in Everett Stephen “Stat” Smith locked up for voter fraud in Everett. Prosecutors said he voted for himself at least twice. How many times did he vote for Obama? How many votes did his mother cast? His big punishment…He can’t run for office for five years. Good God.
* An Everett City Councilor running for Stat’s seat just had an alleged meltdown where he berated the staff of a restaurant and threatened to send the health inspector in there because he didn’t like his seat. That pol, Wayne Matewsky, even spewed out a “Do you know who I am?” when the waitress told him the tables were full, according to witnesses. He was upset that he had to sit next to a disabled child.
* A state senator Karen Spilka claims she can work as a full-time lawyer at a firm that has clients looking for state money and a full-time lawmaker who funnels those very monies to those very clients. Hello?
* A state rep from Barnstable, Brian Mannal, writes a bill about trying to let pedophiles hide upon their release. He failed to mention that he had made more than $143,000 representing those very pedophiles as a publicly-funded defender – in addition to his state representative salary that he began collecting in 2012.
* Newton state senator, Cynthia Creem, wrote alimony legislation that, in a shocking coincidence, benefits her law practice. She is a partner in a family law practice that will benefit from the new law.
* What about this mooooo-ron. Paul A. Schmid, a Westport Democrat who has a second job as a farmer? He literally got a black eye last year in an altercation with his angry cow, recently filed legislation that would potentially give him a 50 percent personal income tax credit if he purchases water conservation equipment. Let me quote the Fraudfather of Lawrence former state rep turned Lawrence Mayor William Lantigua on this one. “Manure.” As the Fraudfather would say. Manure.

It is unconscionable that these lawmakers use loopholes in the laws to line their own pockets…or worse, write laws that fatten their bank accounts. In New Hampshire lawmakers are paid less than $300 BUCKS a year and there was a brouhaha over whether they should be allowed to take free ski lift passes to promote tourism. Here in Massachusetts some of our assorted lowlife solons make up to $100,000 to find new schemes to rip us off. Some of them are even walking out with priceless works of art and bloodstained Civil War battle flags, according to a roster of missing State House artifacts.

Thanks a lot Murray and DeLeo. You really lived up to that promise made back when Dianne Wilkerson was caught shoving hundreds in her bra and Marzilli was murmuring in a woman’s ear, “The sex is sweet. The sex is sweet. You know you want it.” Just like the taxpayers…we must think this type of sex is sweet because we keep voting these clowns in.

michele@michelemcphee.com

By Michele McPhee

I see the Massachusetts Parole Board didn’t learn its lesson when Woburn Police Officer Jack Maguire was shot dead by a scumbag parolee who spent his entire life committing felony assaults and robberies.

In another questionable ruling a guy convicted of murdering two Massachusetts’ cops, that’s right, TWO, was granted parole last week.

Juan Ortiz, now 50, was convicted of the 1985 murders of Springfield police officers Alain Beuregard and Michael Schiavina. That terrible night on Ebbins Street in Springfield was the first time in Massachusetts’ history that two cops were killed in the line of duty in the same incident. But, apparently it is easy to forget Schiavani’s siblings and fiance and Beuregard’s wife and kid.

Juan Ortiz and his brother Eduardo used an illegal .357 Magnum in the slayings. Eduardo was the triggerman, but Juan was convicted of second-degree murder as part of the joint venture. The brothers were hunting another man they intended to kill when they were pulled over and the officers were gunned down trying to remove a combative Juan Ortiz from the car. Eduardo did us all a favor and killed himself as police closed in the following day as he hid like a coward.

Now the Parole Board is doing Juan Ortiz a favor by releasing him in 18 months. So, that means that Ortiz served about 13 ½ years for each of the cops’ lives. To make matters worse, or better, depending on your point of view, he will be allowed to move to Chicago to “be with his family,” according to the Parole Board.

The two Springfield officers’ murdered that night will not get that same courtesy. Ever. Despicable. And even more disgusting is the Parole Board’s own admission that Ortiz denied responsibility for the murders at his last four parole hearings, writing that he “displayed little sense of personal responsibility.”

But alas the cop killer had an awakening after he served 20 years. He wanted out and suddenly he said “I did everything my brother did except pull the trigger.”

Exactly. What should disturb everyone in the Commonwealth who don’t have short memories if the murderer of two police officers can get parole who can’t? Sadly those of us who live with child killers and rapists and cop shooters and other assorted lowlife on parole know the answer to that question: Anybody and Everybody.

Want proof of that beyond Dominic Cinelli, who was purportedly serving two life sentences when he murdered Woburn Police Officer Jack Maguire a day after Christmas three years ago, parolees reoffend? Let’s take the case of another two-time convicted killer Terrell Muhammed. In 1986 he murdered a young mother named Angela Skeet in Dorchester at a neighborhood record store in a robbery gone awry. Shockingly he served a paltry six years for that homicide. Upon his release, shockingly, he killed again. This time his victim was Boston Police officer Tom Rose.

One would think that after killing a cop while on parole for killing a young mom the law-abiding taxpayers would never have to see Muhammed’s ugly murderous mug again. But this is Massachusetts. Muhammed served a scant 15 years for the murder of BPD Officer Tom Rose – twice as much time as he served for the cold-blooded killing of Skeet – and was released again.

Does it come as a surprise that he tried to run down and kill two Rhode Island police officers who were on his tail because he stole a flat-screen TV from a veteran’s hospital? Not to me. Now Muhammed is looking at another 13-year sentence in that state. I’m sure the Cranston cops who were almost killed are grateful to the Massachusetts Parole Board for sending them a convicted cop killer and woman murderer.

“Nothing has changed much since they let my father’s killer out the first time,” said Tom Rose, who is currently carrying on his father’s legacy as a BPD officer.

Rose, sadly, is all too right with that. Guess who is up for parole next month? Remember Jeffrey Curley, the little boy who was lured into a car by two NAMBLA pedophiles with the promise of a new bike? The little boy who was smothered after he refused their advances and dumped in plastic barrel? Well, his grotesque killer Charles Jaynes is eligible for parole and has a hearing March 19, Jeffrey’s father Bob said.

“I have been dreading this day for a long time,” Bob Curley said.

Poor Bob Curley just suffered through court hearings because this sicko Jaynes wanted to change his name. To Manasseh-Invictus Auric Thutmose V. I kid you not. He said it was a violation of his rights as a Wiccan to deny him. Gratefully the court did deny the name change.

Hopefully the Parole Board is as smart next month.

Here are my Top Ten things Obama should be doing instead of Letterman.

1. Go to an Intelligence Briefing.
2. Figure out how to stop soldiers from being murdered with American taxpayer-funded guns in Afghanistan.
3. Ask Eric Holder to resign.
4. Find the missing Fast and Furious guns.
5. Tell his pal Ralph Lauen to stop manufacturing those ridiculous berets.
6. Sign letters to families of falle n Navy Seals&ldash;without a computerized pen.
7. Have a beer summit with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
8. Transition 47 million Americans off “transitional” assistance aka food stamps.
9. Ask the DOJ why they coordinated with a liberal blog to spin the Black Panther nul pros story.
10. Tell us the truth about the warnings the State Department received about the plan to attack the US Consulate in Libya.

What are you top ten? Comment below.