What is was like watching the botched Oklahoma execution

The Washington Post ^ | May 2, 2014 | Mark Berman

[mountainlion]

I am watching the botched killing of my way of life and my AMERICA.

[Defiant]

I wonder what it was like watching the victim being buried alive after two shotgun blasts? Why won’t the post write that story? There are people who were there who could tell it.

[LostInBayport]

Or a couple of veterinarians would probably suffice.

A friend once saw a large horse being put to sleep. One injection and this giant was gone before his remains hit the ground.

Get some of that stuff and use it on these criminals. It is more mercy than they deserve, but it should satisfy the bleeding hearts while serving justice.

[QT3.14]

The simplest methods are usually the best. Hang ‘em.

Blazing Saddles style

[RginTN]

Looks like justice to me. His victims got no mercy from this scum.

Hey what happened to the war on women? Aren’t the leftists supposed to be cheering this woman killer’s death

[Publius]

Now this is a botched execution.

From "The Green Mile"

[BerryDingle]

The execution was a “near miss”.

[DoughtyOne]

In all this, the victim’s fate is lost.

Who stood up for her right to die a humane death?

This guy got far less than what was coming to him.

[QT3.14]

Bring Ole Sparky back!

Perp gets one of two choices:

Original, or

Extra Crisp

[rktman]

We had to have our last two pups put down and man was it quick. Sucked but it was the right thing to do.

[livius]

Maybe he had enough time to repent? Although it doesn’t sound as if he was really conscious.

Once upon a time, a death sentence and the immediately following death would be a time for a person to come to grips with what they had done, and many repented. Now we don’t believe that’s important anymore.

But it is. Eternally.

[VerySadAmerican]

I don’t have much sympathy for the man for what he did. As for his “pain” it sounds like the pain of a heart attack. I reacted the same way. The only exception is it was clear I was calling on Jesus.

[Luke21]

These bleeding heart b*stards don’t have a drop of sympathy for the victim. Yet they insisted on lethal injection. Now they don’t even want that unless carried out in perfect conditions.

[Walrus]

Mike Darancette: good for you.

In other news,.....

[Secret Agent Man]

it wasn’t botched, the inmate died.

let’s just say it had some unexpected twists and turns that didn’t change anything, in the end.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***A friend once saw a large horse being put to sleep. One injection and this giant was gone before his remains hit the ground. ***

I saw the same thing 41 years ago. The vet used this. Six seconds.

[Secret Agent Man]

to quote hillary - in the end, what difference does it make!?!

[04-Bravo]

That was my first thought.

The Washing Post should do a follow-up article titled “What was it like to watch him bury his victim alive?”

[bigbob]

Lead poisoning is cheap and effective every time. And when applied twice daily to the head, painless as can be.

[SkyDancer]

Good. I hope he went screaming.