Posted on 04/03/2020 5:40:30 PM PDT by CheshireTheCat
On this date in 2003, the state of Oklahoma executed Scott Hain for a Tulsa carjacking that netted $565 and two dead bodies. The Hain that was strapped down on the gurney that evening was a 32-year-old with a nebbishy middle manager look, high forehead pursuing his hairline to the scalp’s horizon where it had drawn up a wilting rearguard picket fringing an egg-bald pate. But back in 1987 when he stuffed Laura Lee Sanders and Michael Houghton into the boot of their own car and set it ablaze, Scott Hain was 17 years, 4 months, and 4 days of age.
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The wrong here is the 15 year delay
Justice was finally done.
Too bad it took so long to kill him.
He put the victims in the trunk and set the car on fire, burning them alive.
Justice delayed is justice denied.
May God have mercy on his soul....maybe he accepted Jesus towards the end, who knows....
Obviously before SCOTUS, in its infinite wisdom, decreed that juvenile criminals, no matter how heinous the crime could not be executed, or even sentenced to life without parole.
Great news. Thanks for posting. Can we charge any family members for the food he ate, the O2 he wasted?
Should be break the rules and have a party? Yes.
A robbery gone bad? That’s one thing. This appears to have been some seriously sick stuff, with thought.
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