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Author claims a man who 'really wants to be in prison' was let free by judges…

2026-08-04 · 03:47 UTC ·@CBKimbrell ·0 min read

Brief

The post criticizes judges who prioritize restorative justice, alleging they denied a repeat offender’s expressed wish for incarceration and thereby enabled harm to 'thousands.' It cites Open Source Intel naming Aaron F. Farinacci as the arrested suspect in the Old Trails Fire (Spokane), charged with first-degree arson and said to have prior Arizona arrests for manslaughter and attempted murder.

Why it matters

Author claims a man who 'really wants to be in prison' was let free by judges favoring restorative justice, and argues that decision led to 'thousands of people' suffering and demands long sentences for repeat offenders.

Key details

  • Open Source Intel reports a suspect, Aaron F. Farinacci, was arrested in connection with the Old Trails Fire in Spokane, Washington; he’s been charged with first-degree arson and is described as a convicted felon with prior Arizona arrests for manslaughter and attempted murder.
Source evidence

This man really wants to be in prison but judges pushing restorative justice denied him his wishes. Now thousands of people get to suffer. It’s time we end this madness and grant long sentences to those who repeatedly ask for incarceration.

Open Source Intel (@Osint613)

A suspect has been arrested in connection with the Old Trails Fire in Spokane, Washington. Aaron F. Farinacci has been charged with first-degree arson and is a convicted felon with previous arrests in Arizona for manslaughter and attempted murder. @newsnoteworthy

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— https://nitter.net/Osint613/status/2084481956339708019#m