Florida Circuit Judge John Kastrenakes said he was glad to hear from
family and friends who know Palm Beach County pastor James Jackson as an
encouraging, positive light in so many peoples’ lives. He said he was a
well-thought out and articulate man, as demonstrated in court Thursday
and over the course of several letters Jackson has sent to the judge
since his arrest in 2016.
And, Kastrenakes said, he
thinks Jackson can do good and changes lives. But, he continued, it will
be from prison after “a jury found (Jackson) guilty of unspeakable
crimes.”
“It’s mind-blowing that a man of the cloth,
a father, would do these things,” Kastrenakes said. “To have this dark
side that is just incredible and deserving of severe punishment.”
Jackson,
50, was sentenced to 100 years in prison Thursday after a six-person
jury found him guilty of 11 counts, including sexual activity with a
child and lewd or lascivious molestation for acts with three girls in
December.
Fla. pastor sentenced to 100 years in child-sex case
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