Posted on 03/12/2011 6:28:25 PM PST by BenLurkin
The Plain Dealer of Cleveland reports that prosecutors believe Auerswald poisoned his wife in a cup of cranberry juice because he was facing financial difficulties and wanted to collect life insurance money and date other women.
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Yep.
Guess what kind of drink I’d offer him.
Ethylene glycol and old lace?
EVERY MURDER merits the death penalty.
i agree. antifreeze is good enough for him to.
I agree with you 100%.
BTW - My wife is fine and I had nothing do to with this.
I agree with you 100%.
BTW - My wife is fine and I had nothing to do with this.
LOL!
Bingo. I’d go further - any crime that threatens the victim with death should receive the same. When confronted with criminals and the threat of harm, victims are faced with potential death. Anyone using this tool is guilty of bringing victims to the brink of death. Take ‘em out with the trash.
At least it will take care of his cold blooded streak...
I believe Saddam Hussein used to take dogs and starve them and then release a prisoner onto them in confined spaces and that person was generally eaten to the bone.
Anti freeze is too good for this person. That is a sick way to die. He deserves worse.
I don’t know about that in all cases. Sometimes people lie or believe they are threatened when they have not been. “Perceived” threat could be a real reach in certain cases.
real death threats, I could see locking people up for. But it can’t just be heresay and it has got to be somehow proven that the person claiming it isn’t just making it up. Anyone can be falsely accused of something. Two friends can railroad an innocent person they want out of the way.
Horrible, and he does indeed deserve the death penalty.
As for his lawyer’s nutzy suggestions...I was on a jury once in a drunk driving trial where the guy was caught going 100 mph up the offramp on a California freeway. Actually, he was caught after a chase - he’d already gotten on the freeway, heading in the wrong direction, but fortunately it was 3:00 a.m.. He had several mostly empty bottles of vodka rolling around in his car, accompanied by nearly $10,000 in cash in small bills, not unusual since he was clearly a drug dealer by profession. His blood alcohol was virtually on the nearly dead side.
His lawyer’s argument? A passing IV technician had stopped and squirted some rubbing alcohol into his sample. This was so bizarre the judge had to threaten the jury to make us stop laughing. And the lawyer was such an ignoramus he must have gotten his degree off of a cereal box.
True enough. However, convictions for crimes without the threat of the death penalty can also be concocted out of whole cloth. At the least, victims should be able to defend themselves to the point of lethal force anywhere and anytime criminals threaten.
THAT’LL TEACH’ER!
So his financial problems don’t disappear, he doesn’t collect the insurance $$, he can forget about dating any other women like a playboy and he’s going to jail with his wife being dead. His little evil scheme kinda backfired on the Einstein ay?
Now, mother-in-law, that would be a different matter!
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