[napscoordinator]

I’m for the death penalty for sure, but this guy is 59 years old and could suffer in jail another ten and then kill him. Jail has to be awful.

[frank ballenger]

I am strongly pro death penalty and want it expanded to many other crimes and attached to a narrow window of time for appeals.

The first book I ever read about victims’ rights had a passage about a woman whose husband was brutally murdered. She gathered up the courage to visit the prison where the convicted murderer was held.
As she passed through sections she saw laughing convicts shooting hoops, men lifting weights and doing circuit training and treadmills. Others were watching TV. Some had, at that time, more up to date computers in the library than her company office at that period. She was shaken by it before she even go to the calm and adjusted killer meeting.

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When the killers decide on the spur of the moment to take a loved one’s life it’s over.
Society takes months, then years, then decades to carefully consider all the rights and appeal possibilities of the murderer.
Not even.