>>>>Guess that the fact a bunch of deathrow inmates have been found innocent escapes a lot of people not to mention the concept of humanity. Oh well - to each his own :)
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>>>>In the case that we are talking about, there was absolutely no doubt that the person who was executed committed these 2 brutal murders, so please stick to the subject at hand. I never said that I support the death penalty for all first degree murder cases. However, in cases like this one where it absolutely positively without a doubt certain that the person actually committed the murder(s), yes, I believe that the state should kill them quick. It is merciful to the brutal murderer and cheaper for the tax payers :)
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>>>And closure for the victims rather than 25 years of continued anguish...
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>>Have you ever talked to any of these people? You'll find that in the end that don't feel any closure.
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So have I and it didn't bring one bit of closure. If the person is locked up for life vs dead - either way they're gone for good...so duh what difference does it really make? Its not closure - its just revenge and kinda stupid. Plus as I stated before the end result is now you've created a whole new slew of family and friends that are now victims of another killing. Creating more innocent victims to try to make the first innocent victims feel better? geeze surely you see the problem here right?