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Originally posted by Alesanjin
The sooner you idiots realise that, the better.
Originally posted by sabrinaleena
I look around, and read way too much news these days. I'm to the point where not only where I don't want to leave the house, but I don't even want to let my own children out anymore.
Originally posted by Alesanjin
It isn't mind control. It's hard to believe, I know, but, some people just snap, or are just capable of doing really horrible things.
Originally posted by Alesanjin
All of you should be bloody ashamed of yourselves.
No-one, deserves death. It's not our choice to make, whether someone lives or dies. The sooner you idiots realise that, the better.
You people who disagree, will no doubt flame me for this, but, please, find it in your hearts to realise what I'm saying, and don't wish my existence into the ground.
It isn't mind control. It's hard to believe, I know, but, some people just snap, or are just capable of doing really horrible things.
Stop jumping to conclusions, it helps no-one.
Originally posted by elitegamer23
this thread ties in with another thread i have going about casey anthony and i believe the DP should be sought if the woman is not found to be mentally insane.
just the idea of what she did to this little girl leaves no doubt in my mind that this woman deserves the DP.
this woman does not deserve to live another day if she is truly guilty and not found to be insane.
society needs to stand up and say to these people " we dont want you on our earth."
www.cnn.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
[edit on 14-4-2009 by elitegamer23]
Originally posted by king9072
Originally posted by elitegamer23
this thread ties in with another thread i have going about casey anthony and i believe the DP should be sought if the woman is not found to be mentally insane.
just the idea of what she did to this little girl leaves no doubt in my mind that this woman deserves the DP.
this woman does not deserve to live another day if she is truly guilty and not found to be insane.
society needs to stand up and say to these people " we dont want you on our earth."
I'm curious, but what are your thoughts about crimes of passion? Personally I differentiate that from insanity. I'm referring to violence or murder in the cases of cheating lovers, jealous lovers/spouses, or spur of the moment violence during what would normally just be a heated argument.
www.cnn.com
(visit the link for the full news article)
[edit on 14-4-2009 by elitegamer23]
I can't stand the mentally insane clause. It drives me mental when people get off cause they were mentally insane at the time or are mentally insane.
Honestly, what difference does that make to society if that person is free? Not only are they capable of murder(or rape or whatever) but they are insane on top of that, so they can't even be reasoned with?
I think these people if proven guilty should face the same punishment everyone else does.
Originally posted by BRQuick
I think almost anyone could claim insanity.
I mean, when you hear about "Johnny" killing his whole family (or anything that seems insane to normal people), what's the first thing out of most people's mouth?
"He did what? He's gotta be crazy!"
And, as far as being the executioner, call me what you like, but I'd have no problem with it at all.
Originally posted by stumason
What evidence is there against the woman aside from a suitcase she admits to having owned?
On April 6, farmworkers draining an irrigation pond found the suitcase.
Sheneman said investigators have no motive for the slaying, which drew national attention. Police declined to say where or how the girl was allegedly killed. Inconsistencies in Huckaby's story led to her arrest, Sheneman said.
There are no other suspects and no other arrests are expected, he said.
Originally posted by Aeons
Someone should be immediately looking at her daughter for signs of abuse.
Originally posted by stumason
What evidence is there against the woman aside from a suitcase she admits to having owned?