Posted on 09/12/2010 1:37:11 PM PDT by Justaham
Most excellent
Classically, the test for "smart enough to be executed" was "If you're not smart enough to understand that you're about to die, and you need to make your peace with your Maker", you're not smart enough to be executed.
This woman seems to be at least that smart.
“I love it. Borderline retarded (funny how it seems 99% of all murderers are “borderline retarded”)...”
She was able to think this through to the point of riffling her dying husband’s pocket.
That said, from her photo, she looks like she has Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. ~Broad nose, widely spaced eyes, facial features.
God bless the Commonwealth. Virginia leads the nation in executions per capita. But by Virginia standards, I am surprised they waited eight years before pulling the switch. It usually doesn’t take this long.
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Her IQ has been measured “as low” as 70.
Yep, by a biased libtard looking to get a low score.
She plotted and saw to it the crime was carried out.
The voter rolls are full of people of borderline intellingence; indeed the Democrats seek them out. Where is the hue and cry that that be stopped?
Sounds like her IQ was high enough to deliberately plan her husband’s murder. I think she is smart enough to deserve the death penalty.
They wanted equality. When they get it, they bitch.
Virginia hasn’t executed a woman in 98 years? How OLD is that WOMAN?
The SCOTUS has ruled that "retarded" individuals cannot be executed.I'll wager that this one isn't even though it sure sounds like she deserves it.
They were bitching on TV about how her IQ is 72 “just 2 points above the level at which they can’t execute a person”. So, OK, if we set the bar at 72 will you guys be OK with that? Or when somebody comes along at 74 are we gonna get the same song and dance all over again? 60 or 70 executions from now, it’ll be illegal to execute anyone with an IQ under 200. D’oh!
She is dead.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/09/23/AR2010092306827.html?hpid=topnews
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