Murderer of Kentucky Child Released on
Parole, Victim’s Family Outraged
Posted By: ladydawgfan, 10/5/2025 1:22:03 PM
A man who stabbed a Kentucky child to death in bed and then try to murder the boy’s family members has been released on parole after serving less than half of his sentence. Understandably, the dead boy’s family is horrified and terrified. Ronald Exantus murdered six-year-old Logan Tipton by stabbing and slashing the boy repeatedly in the head with a kitchen knife. When Logan’s father Dean heard the boy’s screams and tried to rescue him, Exantus stabbed Dean, too, threw him ten or more feet, and stomped on his head. Exantus also wounded Logan’s sisters, per Fox56, and Dean was left helplessly to hold his dying son in his arms.
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This POS and waste of skin and oxygen should be on death row, and now the entire KY parole board should be there with him!! Leftists keep this crap up, they shouldn't be surprised when vigilante justice crops up to fix things!!