>>http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,575304,00.html
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>>I'll be happy to supply low velocity fragmenting rounds that can be used for the initial ankle, knee, elbow, private parts shots before the final, much delayed (by hours, hopefully), coup de grace.
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>It's the kind of thing that sometimes makes me start to rethink my feelings on capital punishment. But, having said that, we should probably wait for a conviction first.
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>After all:
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>Davis reported Shaniya missing Tuesday. Authorities first arrested a man named Clarence Coe, but charges against him were dropped a day later when investigators tracked down McNeill after receiving a tip from a hotel employee.
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>When Coe was charged, we'd probably have felt the same way toward him.

I think the original charge was just circumstantial.

Current charges came along with information that led to the body.

I'd be kind and give them a couple of more days of life before the execution in case some major evidence turned up (hopefully the television networks can arrange a live special event for the execution - deterrence).