belter s best interest to regularly attend therapy. this shouldn t be what is in his best interest. it should be about doing justice for the women he raped, the women he sexual assaulted and protecting society at large. steven, why do you think he s getting what really appears to be special treatment here? i don t know. i sent a letter august 11th of 2020 when we learned he was violating terms of probation. i sent it to the court, to the district attorney at the time, carolyn wotacek, to the probation officer. i said he s violating his terms of probation. i never even got a response from them. when the judge was going to sentence mr. belter the first time, i sent an email to the court saying, look, judge, this is a letter that i sent out back
yes, it s going to be painful to cooperate with the district attorney and with the police agencies, but it will be worth it in the end because you will be protecting other people from this criminal. you ll be you ll see justice. and none of that happened. none of that happened. it sounds like you re concerned this judge has allowed someone to go free, who you are concerned will actually rape other people. it s not just my concern. dr. david heffler, a renowned expert in sexual criminal behavior, was asked to testify in this case. and the doctor testified he is at above average risk to reoffend. but when asked on cross-examination, what would be what would be in christopher belter s best interest for him to go to prison or for him to continue to receive therapist as a freeman. he said, well, it would be in