@khaosjr Aside from that, I had trouble believing that the guard who raped the girls got off so easy, without at least some conditions - like dismissal from the police force without pension, severance pay, or benefits of any kind (damages for the victim).
Well we're getting off-topic which is a pet hate of mine on IMDb, but seeing as this board's pretty much dead anyway I may as well address it here.
At the end of the movie Jodi says that the guard Cory Yeager "was sentenced to 10 years in jail, but got out after 30 days on something called 'shock parole.'" I think this is the same as shock probation.
So Yeager was on probation for the rest of his 10 year-sentence. I doubt that he could still serve as a guard under those circumstances, but let's say that he could.
I'd expect that his colleagues - not to mention his superior - would make life hell for him. He'd probably quit within a month of getting abuse from the people he has to work with. "Try not to rape anyone today, Cory" etc.
In any case, it was in the papers, so everyone he knew would know he was a guilty man. He'd have to be extra-careful not to get into any trouble for 10 years. I guess that's something.
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