[Peach]

If they can't give this guy a death sentence, then I'm not sure any jury can ever give anyone a death sentence.

[ken5050]

Cocur..but the real question will be, IMHO, if they casn't vote for death, it'll probably be ONE juror who's opposed to the deathpenalty in principal, and who thus lied during the jury selection process...

[HELLRAISER II]

Fry his @ss!

[ladtx]

Too bad they can't give him the death sentence and sentence to carried out immediately, because now we'll have years of endless appeals.

[MEG33]

I agree..but they may blame it on the military experience...there are those who would fall for it.

[gridlock]

I am very nearly an anti-death penalty absolutist.

This guy is the case that makes it difficult for me. I will have a very difficult time being upset if this jury comes back with the death penalty.

So much for the principled position!

[nightdriver]

"If they can't give this guy a death sentence, then I'm not sure any jury can ever give anyone a death sentence."

I dunno.

There's a guy out here in Washington who has been convicted of murdering over 40 women in cold blood. It's proving to be a valid conviction because he has shown law officers where he buried even more women whose murders were never reported.

Prognosis? He won't get the death penalty because he cooperated with the investigating officers.

It's enough to gag a maggot!

[mrmeyer]

How about the guy that admits killing 48 women and won't face the death sentence. The prosecution sure dropped the ball on that one. I guess its ok to dismember someone as long as you are a cross dressing freak, some justice system.

[alaskapup]

It is hard to assume the responsibility of a death sentance for another person. I feel that if anyone deserves to die it is this man. I feel that it will take several years of supporting him before that truly happens. He has a very long time to think about what he has done but does he really care?