Elevator Rapist Sentenced to 96 Years: Parot Doctrine Under Scrutiny

Pedro Luis Gallego, known as the 'elevator rapist,' has been sentenced to 96 years in prison for multiple sexual assaults. This follows his early release from prison in 2013 due to the controversial Parot Doctrine. The case has reignited debate about the fairness and effectiveness of the doctrine. "He has shown no remorse," stated a source close to the prosecution, expressing frustration at the system that allowed Gallego to re-offend. The video footage from the trial shows Gallego's demeanor, and the interviews with legal experts provide context on the ongoing legal and social implications of this case. This sentencing represents a significant development in the fight for justice for the victims and a renewed focus on reviewing the Parot Doctrine.