Death Chamber Open for Business: San Quentin

NBC San Diego ^ | Wed, Sep 22, 2010 | TERRY COLLINS

[Michel12]

This poor girl’s rights of course didn’t count...

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Let’s see who will try to stop this well deserved execution.

The next sound you would hear would be the flushing of their career down the toilet, in a normal world, but this is California where the Left doesn’t care about the victims of horrible crimes.

Maybe shithead Villagarosa will speak up. He’s just a big enough fool to do it. Hope he does.

[DoughtyOne]

I’ve got only two questions.

1. How many can they send through per hour?

2. When can we get started?

California has at the very minimum, 700 families waiting for justice.

For lack of a better term, let’s get this party started.

[Free in Texas]

Let’s pipe in some appropriate music for the condemned as they contemplate departing their mortal coils. I’d suggest “25 Minutes To Go” by Johnny Cash.

[wac3rd]

Oh no, television WITHOUT cable on Death Row.

[umgud]

The constitution prohibits cruel and unusuable punishment, but makes no promise of a painless execution.

[wac3rd]

Villaragosa - the philandering, former SEIU, MeCHA, La Raza, bankrupty inducing, Laker-ticket taking, open borders midget?

[pyx]

From this article at: Press-Enterprise

Brown was convicted of kidnapping, raping, and strangling 15-year-old Susan Louise Jordan in a Riverside orange grove. She was abducted as she was walking to Arlington High School.

After the murder, authorities said Brown made chilling phone calls to the girl's mother. "Hello, Mrs. Jordan," the caller said. "Susan isn't home from school yet, is she? You'll never see your daughter again."



Brown had been paroled four months earlier for the rape of a 14-year-old girl.

R.I.P. Susan Louise Jordan

[BunnySlippers]

Chilling.

Also note that Jerry Brown has been a life-long opponent of the death penalty in CA. NOW, he flip-flops and he is now FOR the death penalty.

It is an interesting election year.

[mountainlion]

Justice delayed is Justice Denied.

[Bullish]

This poor girl’s rights of course didn’t count...

You took the words right out of my mouth.

[Sergio]

The media got a rare glimpse of the $835,000 facility

You can build a gallows for well under $1000. All the materials are biodegradable and recyclable, and the rope can be reused as well. Come on California, show the world that you are at the forefront of renewable, green technology.

[pyx]

It’s sad that hanging, the electric chair or the gas chamber aren’t used any longer for executions. Death by lethal injection are just too hospital-like and antiseptic for my liking.

[MHGinTN]

I wonder why the same reasoning which okayed the starvation death of Terri Schiavo isn’t used with the capital crimes perps? ... It is such an euphoric way to die don’tchaknow!

[MHGinTN]

I wonder why the same reasoning which okayed the starvation death of Terri Schiavo isn’t used with the capital crimes perps? ... It is such an euphoric way to die don’tchaknow!

[petertare]

I am ok with the swift and certain delivery of justice. But how can the mans civil rights be flatly denied—how can he be executed without access to cable tv in the day prior?

No justice no peace. A pardon is in order and jerry brown is the guy to deliver it. No justice no peace.

[Kellis91789]

I think a guillotine is even cheaper and endlessly reusable. Just sharpen the blade every hundred executions.

[WWRD]

If only this (”open for business”) were meaningfully true. I’ve heard that many killers actually hope to receive a death sentence in CA b/c they know the odds are that they will die of natural causes. In the meantime, death row gets them a private prison cell.

[QBFimi]

$835,000? What’s wrong; don’t they have baseball bats in California?