[Wisconsinlady]

Good riddance to an evil person

[yldstrk]

ahmadinnerjacket has a lot of nerve citing the case.
he chops folks with axes for political gain

this loser plotted to kill a human for financial gain.

the world is a piece of crap

[buccaneer81]

Good riddance and screw the “international community.”

[o-n-money]

This is what the death penalty was meant for. Planned homocide.

[GRRRRR]

I am usually all for the death penalty and 15 yards for roughing, but this one doesn’t seem quite right. She solicited for murder but didn’t actually commit a murder...death penalty seems a bit much. Life in prison would be more fitting I guess...

[Palladin]

This could be the start of something good...bringing back the death penalty BIGTIME.

Now for those two pieces of crap who killed the Connecticut mom and her two daughters...

[DJ MacWoW]

But they said she did not deserve to die because she was borderline mentally retarded,...

She knew the difference between right and wrong. They did the right thing.

[Dawgreg]

A DR. PEPPER??? I can’t understand why she didn’t want COFFEE with that German Chocolate cake! Oh, I forgot.....she lived 8 years too long, imho.

[TChris]

Borderline mentally retarded?

Meh.

She knew right from wrong. You have to be way beyond borderline before you aren't responsible for your choices, sister.

[Flycatcher]

But her husband, Julian Lewis, whose body was riddled with bird shot, was alive and moaning "baby, baby, baby" when police arrived.

Oh, dear Lord, what evil!

[Lou Budvis]

Night night y’all.

[South40]

Bye.

[skeeter]

Why is it there is never a shortage of idiots to defend a murderer like this?

[Liberty Valance]

dang’ol death.

[constitutiongirl]

My heart’s a-bleedin’.

[Krankor]

She’s dead, Jim.

[Hammerhead]

Sorry, Im a big death penalty advocate but this one was not deserved.

[FlingWingFlyer]

The moral of this story is, get religion BEFORE you murder two people for the insurance money.

[kcvl]

Katherine Burnett, a senior assistant attorney general, painted an entirely different picture of Lewis, saying that she bragged to two friends that she was marrying Julian Lewis, Jr. for his money, came up with the idea to kill him and his 25-year-old son, Charles, and offered the two gunmen sex in return for helping her as well as buying the weapons used in the crime.

The gunmen, Rodney Fuller and Matthew Shallenberger, were sentenced to life in prison.

Lewis’ daughter, Christie Lynn Bean, who was 16 at the time, served five years because she knew about the plan but remained silent.

David Furrow, Lewis’ defense attorney when she pleaded guilty in 2002, said he had expected the judge to sentence Lewis to life in prison.

But at her sentencing, Circuit Court Judge Charles Strauss said that she appeared cold and emotionless throughout the proceedings, that she seemed to have no other motive besides financial gain, that he saw her as a continuing threat to society, and sentenced her to death.

[kcvl]