A convicted murderer in Rhode Island is set to be freed after 30 years based on his plea deal

How do you murder someone and actually get the chance to get out of jail?

A plea deal intended to spare a murdered child’s family the horrific details of his death has come back to haunt residents of a historic town in Rhode Island. The killer, an accused cannibal who was a teenager when the crime was committed more than 30 years ago, will be free before the end of the year, according to police.

“We do not know what his plans are or if he is [planning on coming back here], but it is definitely something we plan on discussing,” a spokesman for the South Kingstown Police Department told AOL News today.

While police have yet to formulate a plan for the impending release of convicted murderer Michael Woodmansee, the father of his victim, a 5-year-old boy named Jason Foreman, is not mincing words.

“I do intend, if this man is released anywhere in my vicinity, or if I can find [him], I do intend to kill this man,” John Foreman told Rhode Island’s WPRO News talk radio today.

According to The Providence Journal, Woodmansee was a withdrawn 16-year-old boy on May 18, 1975 –- the day he lured Jason into his home, stabbed the boy in the heart and hid the small body in a trunk.

That must have been a helluva plea deal! But this guy better watch his back even if he doesn’t return to the town, sounds like the victims father is on some ol’ Liam Neeson in ‘Taken’ sh*t!!

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