A Google search of his son reveals several mug shots and the guy is only 20. I counted three different ones. There's a guy with the same name as him but you can tell which one is actually his son because they list his birth date (plus he resembles a teenage Damien). Kind of sad he couldn't escape his dad's legacy of being in trouble with the law.
shareA quick search shows he has been arrested for...
FAIL TO PRODUCE EVIDENCE OF FIN. RESP (no proof of insurance)
NO VALID DR LICENSE/ENDORSEMENT
FAIL TO DRIVE ON RIGHT HALF OF RDWAY
SHOPLIFTING
And had a bench warrant for failure to appear on the shoplifting charge. The first 3 were all on the same docket, the second was on a different one.
Yeah the warrant was the third one I assumed was another arrest.
(BTW, I don't think Damien is guilty, but he did have trouble with the law several times before the murders. I thought his son might have learned from his story, but I guess things happen.)
Well, I tend not to hold son's accountable for their father's actions, but it's a hard fact of life that family patterns, and behaviors repeat themselves.
I mean, growing up without your father must be pretty hard, especially knowing the fact he murdered three children (he at least has to wonder whether his father is guilty)...
It's even worse that the murdering POS Damien has no contact with his son after he got out... All the money Damien has profited, and made, his son likely doesn't see *beep* from that either... Not that you can throw money at it or anything... He should be trying to be as big of a part of his son's life as possible, especially since he wasn't there for the first 19 years. He could afford to travel with him, and just spend some real quality time with him trying to mentor him to stay away from that wrong road...
Well, I tend not to hold son's accountable for their father's actions, but it's a hard fact of life that family patterns, and behaviors repeat themselves.
I mean, growing up without your father must be pretty hard, especially knowing the fact he murdered three children (he at least has to wonder whether his father is guilty)...
It's even worse that the murdering POS Damien has no contact with his son after he got out... All the money Damien has profited, and made, his son likely doesn't see *beep* from that either... Not that you can throw money at it or anything... He should be trying to be as big of a part of his son's life as possible, especially since he wasn't there for the first 19 years. He could afford to travel with him, and just spend some real quality time with him trying to mentor him to stay away from that wrong road...
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Actually, that one night all those accounts were posting about you, I jumped in after they did and created a thread about you because I thought it was funny as hell that all these other people were doing it. I was just messing with you, but I honestly don't know who they are and I'm new to imdb so I doubt there's much we have in common as far as posting histories go. I also just clicked on their accounts and they haven't been posting anything for days, though I have, so I'm not sure what you mean by saying we're all posting at the same time. Unless you mean just that particular night.
You and I had words earlier that day and I joined in for some amusement, but I am not Putter and I don't know whose socks those are, so you're barking up the wrong tree. I saw an opportunity to mess with you and took it, but I'm starting to regret it.
Oh, it's a known fact he doesn't have contact with his son, and he's not in his life.
He said that "there was no books he could read in prison about how to be a father," or some nonsense like that.
The guy is the phoniest piece of *beep* there is... I talk to Michael Blatty, who used to live in Salem, and he owned Damien so bad. He set a boy scout scarf up at a Q and A thing Damien had. And he said Damien ignored all his questions - and he was the only one asking him legit questions, while everbody else was just coddling him and sucking up to him. Hahaha he said Damien lost it when he put the boy scout scarf there, though... I dont know why that's relevant to this thread - it just popped up in my head about how bad he was owned.
What a crappy thing to do. Damian was right to ignore him. If he was really guilty he would still be in jail.
shareThe ironic thing about that is, technically he is still guilty since admitting guilt is part of the Alford Plea. He had to admit to it to get out. So, on paper...technically he is lol.
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Don't forget the state prosecutor refusing to go to trial, because he knows he will get crushed. Much more important than Depp.
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