She is to the LEFT of Obama!
WHY we worry about whether or not a convicted CRIMINAL has a pleasant death or not is beyond me. It’s insane.
Arizona Killer’s Last Words in Execution Chamber:
‘Boomer Sooner’
Published October 27, 2010
| FoxNews
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“Well, I’d like to say thank you to my family for being here and all my friends, and boomer sooner,” he said before being at a state prison in Florence at 10:26 p.m — making him the state’s first execution since 2007.
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Landrigan, who was sitting on death row since his 1990 murder conviction, was executed after a stay issued by a federal judge was lifted by the U.S. Supreme Court. That stay was based on questions about the effectiveness of the state’s supply of an execution drug in short supply.
Arizona obtained a supply of the sedative drug sodium thiopental from Great Britain
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Landrigan had a troubled childhood, being given up for adoption as an infant by his birth mother and not knowing his biological father until he was an adult. By then, the father was on death row in Arkansas. He died there in 2005 of natural causes.
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Dyer, whose bloody body was found face-down on the bed in his ransacked apartment, was known for flashing a wad of cash on paydays as he sought homosexual sex, according to trial testimony.
Evidence against Landrigan included admissions to an ex-girlfriend and a psychologist and also physical evidence that included fingerprints, a crime-scene footprint that matched Landrigan’s sneakers and blood on a shirt that Dyer owned but that Landrigan was wearing after the killing. Also, Dyer had called a friend from his apartment and said he was having sex with “Jeff.”
(Guess it was ROUGH HOMO SEX!)
Court battles leading up to the execution centered on Arizona’s resorting to use of a source other than the sole U.S. manufacturer for an execution drug in short supply nationally and on Landrigan’s push for courts to consider DNA evidence.
Arizona said Tuesday that it got its sodium thiopental from Great Britain, the first time a state has acknowledged obtaining the drug from outside the United States since the shortage began slowing executions in the spring.
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The concern about the drug didn’t seem to come to fruition. Members of the media who witnessed the execution described it as “calm” and “mellow” by media members who witnessed it.
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http://www.foxnews.com/us/2010/10/27/arizona-executes-inmate-stay-lifted/
Aren’t you relieved that this homosexual murdered had a pleasant death?
It doesn’t sound like his victim was fortunate enough to have had a pleasant death.