Joshua Komisarjevsky and Steven J Hayes
These guys just need killing in the worst possible way. Right now.
There is no doubt whatsoever that they killed an entire family brutally. None. They’re even admitting it now in way too much detail. There is no point whatsoever in having a trial that lasts more than five minutes to announce how guilty they are. How long will we be forced to suffer the details? These guys just need killing now, and the evidence destroyed immediately. I don’t care which one is more guilty than the other, they both did it, neither tried to stop it. They are both equally at fault. They both need to be removed from society, and most definitely from the gene pool. And quite frankly, the most humane methods need to be eliminated. Slowly cooked over an open fire would suit me just fine.
Related Posts
- August 25, 2009 -- Who pays? ( Bring out your dead. ) (0)
I recently took one of those drive-by polls on Facebook. One of the questions it asked is whether I thought health care was a right or a benefit. My only answer was "depends on who pays for it". ... - April 17, 2008 -- Cruel and unusual punishment? (0)
Justice John Paul Stevens, a key vote in upholding the death penalty 30 years ago, now says he believes capital punishment is unconstitutional.
He's changed his mind over the years. I haven't. W... - July 27, 2006 -- Andrea Yates again (20)
Andrea Yates, believe this or not, was found NOT GUILTY of systematically killing her four kids by drowning them in a bathtub. Now, everyone admitted she did it, she was just found LEGALLY not guil... - August 31, 2006 -- A True Case of Temporary Insanity (2)
Now, I have taken a little bit slack, not much, but a little for sure, for asserting that Andrea Yates deserved to die rather than be allowed to cop an insanity plea. IMO, if you're capable of mur... - January 16, 2006 -- The Price of murdering homeless people (0)
Two South Florida teens suspected in the beatings of three homeless men turned themselves in to police Sunday, authorities said.
Family attorneys negotiated the surrender of Brian Hooks, 18, ...
Tags: Corporal Punishment, death-penalty, Joshua Komisarjevsky, murder, Steven J Hayes
Pingback: Joshua Komisarjevsky and Steven J Hayes | The Constitution Club