Is it possible the the "controversy" over whether or not Mr. Polanski will be extradited from France to the U.S. is nothing more than a cover to get Mr. Polanksi the old deal that the judge took away?
What if one of Polanski's attorneys were to say at a press conference, "It was a tough negotiation, but we got Mr. Polanski to agree to the original plea bargain that the judge initially imposed, Mr. Polanski agrees to waive extradition and come back to the United States."
Would that really be justice?
I believe it would be a real slap in the face that in no way fits the alleged crime that occurred If Mr. Polanski were to only receive the original plea bargain that was taken off the table, presumably taken off the table because it was way too soft.
Luring a 13 year old to Jack Nicholson's home under the guise of taking photos to further her possibly budding model career, and then allegedly raping her, even after she says no, has to have jail time associated with it.
What if Mr. Polanski had actually kept true to his word and taken photos of the girl as he had promised INSTEAD of raping her? Isn't it possible the young girl might have actually had a career? Mr. Polanski stole many things from his victim, he didn't just steal her childhood, he also stole her dreams even as he lived out his own, and I believe Mr. Polansky should do jail time as a result.
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