[Olog-hai]

Another one for the AP’s anti-death-penalty crusade. (And what a name for the attorney, yes?)

[FlingWingFlyer]

Must have been an assault hammer. We need to ban those. "Blunt objects" kill more Americans than anything else.

[freedomlover]

Wow. Life for killing a hammer. Tough judge.

[Cicero]

They sure sound like a bunch of creeps. Stripper, sugar daddy, child pornography collector. . . .

Well, I guess the Arizona taxpayers will get to pay for her room and board for the next 25 years or more.

[Jagdgewehr]

Did she put the hammer back exactly where it belonged?

[exit82]

Was she a fan of Trini Lopez?

[umgud]

Didn’t an NBA team owner just commit a worse crime?

[Mastador1]

“They made a decision to spare a life.” …

To bad she didn't feel the same about her husband. I wonder if they gave her style points for singing hammer time while she killed her husband?

[TChad]

The key prosecution witness was Devault's former boyfriend, Allen Flores, a businessman who met Devault on a sugar-daddy dating website and loaned her $300,000 during their two-year relationship.

All that sugar couldn't make her sweet.

Flores testified that Devault wanted to either hire someone to kill Harrell, or kill him herself and tell police he tried to rape her after a night of drinking.

But she would still have been the real victim.