Man That Brutally Raped And Killed 7-Year-Old In Georgia Kills Himself In Prison

Jorelys Rivera

In the December 8. 2011 article "20-Year-Old Man Detained In The Beating Death And Rape Of 7-Year-Old Jorelys Rivera" the Judiciary Report stated of murderer, Ryan McCabe Brunn, "Inmates will not react well to his presence. When one goes into prison as a pedophile and or child murderer, it will make one a target."

Ryan McCabe Brunn

Brunn, 21, no longer able to take the pressure of prison, pled guilty this week to raping, beating and stabbing Rivera to death and was sentenced to life in prison, as the Judiciary Report predicted two months ago, then died of an apparent suicide in his cell today. Suicide is always a tragedy and is best avoided, but people need to think before they commit atrocities against others, particularly children, as prison is not kind to those that do such things.

20-Year-Old Man Detained In The Beating Death And Rape Of 7-Year-Old Jorelys Rivera

"Police Say Ga. Girl Killing Very Calculated"

20-year-old Ryan McCabe Brunn, has been arrested in connection with the murder of missing 7-year-old Georgia girl, Jorelys Rivera. The young girl was in the care of a babysitter, while her mother worked the nightshift at her place of employment. Rivera went missing, as she was allegedly abducted by maintenance man, Brunn. Her body was discovered days later in the garbage. The medical examiner stated she died of blunt force trauma to the head, stab wounds and was also raped.

Precious little Jorelys Rivera

The state of Georgia maintains the death penalty, as a means of punishing crime and many will be calling for Brunn to face such a fate, due to the heinous nature of the Rivera's murder. If such a claim is not successful in court, Brunn will likely face life in prison if convicted, where inmates will not react well to his presence. When one goes into prison as a pedophile and or child murderer, it will make one a target.

Ryan McCabe Brunn

In the State of Georgia, there exists an exemption in avoiding the death penalty and that is mental disability. However, according to the New York Times, the burden of proof to meet said requirement is very high, making the death penalty a strong probability for very violent offenders, who commit crimes such as the ones Brunn is accused of in court. Jorelys died a violent death - justice must be served.